CRIM 2 (PolicePhotography)

SET A
FINAL EXAM
CRIM 2 (PolicePhotography)
2ndSemester SY 2011-2012

INSTRUCTION:Read and analyze carefully the following questions below and chose the bestanswer by
shading the letter corresponding to your answer on the providedanswer card. STRICTLY NO ERASURE..
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I.MULTIPLE CHOICES

1. Once the light hits a mirror and itbounce back. This called

A. Reflected
B. Refracted
C. Diffracted
D. Absorbed A

2. Whichof the following film is considered to be the fastest in terms of theirexposure?

A. ASA 100
B. ASA 200
C. ASA50
D. ASA 400 D

3. Whatpart of the camera that controls the depth of field?

A. Shutter
B. View Finder
C. Focusing Scale
D. Diaphragm D

4. Isthat surface of the sensitized material which actually contains the lightsensitive materials and
which appears glossy in a developed material?

A. Base
B. Emulsion
C. Anti halationbacking
D. Silver halide B

5. Whatis that range of distance from the nearest object to the farthest object thatis sharp when the
lens is set or focused at a particular distance?

A. Focallength
B. Depth of field
C. Focaldistance
D. Hyper-focaldistance

6. Filmshave a variety of ranges of sensitivity. Which of the following film issensitive from ultraviolet
color to all colors of white light?
A. Orthochromatic film
B. Panchromatic film
C. Blue sensitive film
D. X-ray film B

7. Whattype of lens is thicker at the center and thinner at the side, which has theability to enlarge the
size of the object being photograph?

A. Converging lens
B. Concave lens
C. Convex lens
D. A and C only D

8. Theapplication of the principles of photography in relation to the police work andin the
administration of justice refers to

A. Police photography
B. Police investigation
C. Forensic
D. Photography A

9. Themechanical and chemical result of Photography is called

A. Policephotography
B. Policeinvestigation
C. Photograph C
D. Photography

10. Whichof the following lens defects will produce a sharp center object but with ablurred sides?

A. Lateralaberration
B. Chromaticaberration
C. Sphericalaberration
D. DistortionC

11. Thepart of the camera which provides a means of determining the extent of the areacoverage of a
given lens is called

A. Scalebed
B. Focallength
C. View finder
D. Depthof field C

12. Thecharacteristics of a lens which controls the degree of sharpness of a givenobject refers to

A. Scalebed
B. Groundglass
C. Split image focus
D. Focusing D

13. Theutmost use of photography in criminal investigation is

A. Identificationpurposes
B. Record purposes
C. Investigationpurposes
D. Sketchingpurposes B

14. Whattype of a camera is best suited for police photography due to its flexibilityfor adoption to any
type of photographing due to its replaceable lens?

A. View finder type

B. Twin lens reflex
C. Single lens reflex
D. View or press C

15. Thedistance between the optical centers of the lens to the film plane once thecamera is focus in an
infinite position is refers to

A. Focaldistance
B. Focal length
C. Hyperfocaldistance
D. Depthof field B

16. Whatpart of the sensitized material is responsible for absorbing excess light doespreventing light
reflects?

A. Base
B. Anti halation backing
C. Emulsion
D. Gelatincoating B

17. Thetaking of a magnified photograph of small object through attaching a camera tothe ocular of a
compound microscope so as to show minute details of thephysical evidence refers to

A. Photomicrography
B. Photomacrography
C. Microphotography
D. MacrophotgraphyA

18. Theaverage speed of the light is:

A. 187,000miles/sec
B. 185,000miles/sec
C. 186,000miles/sec
D. 188,00miles/sec. C

19. Howmany essential parts do a camera?

A. Four
B. Five
C. Six
D. Three B

20. Whichof the following makes up the emulsion layer of the colored film?

A. Blue- green-red
B. Blue-yellow-red
C. Green-blue-red
D. Yellow-blue-redA

21. Acamera and a human eye have a lot in common. What is that part of the humaneye, which is
almost, corresponds to the shutter of a camera?

A. Pupil
B. Eyelid
C. Retina
D. EyelashesB

22. Whatunit of film sensitivity is expressed in both arithmetic and logarithmic form?

A. ASA
B. DIN
C. ISO
D. ASOC

23. Whichof the following film speed indicator is expressed in arithmetic form?

A. ISO
B. DIN
C. ASA
D. GROC

24. Ifthe normal exposure of the given film at bright sunlight using ASA 100 is1/125, f-11, what will be
the normal exposure of the same film under hazysunlight?

A. 1/125,f-5.6
B. 1/250,f-5.6
C. 1/250,f-8
D. 1/125, f-8 D

25. Lenshas been classified according to their focal length, which of the followinglens has a variable focal
length?

A. Short focus lens

B. Medium focus lens
C. Telephotolens
D. Zoom lens D

26. Thetype of lens defects in which light of various wavelength are focus inirregular proportion, thus
producing color blurredness. This refers to

A. chromatic aberration
B. Lateralaberration
C. Astigmatism
D. FlareA

27. Whichof the following lens opening will admit more light to pass through in itsmedium?

A. f-8
B. f-5.6
C. f- 11
D. f-4 D

28. Whichof the following prefix or suffix would indicate that a film is a black andwhite?

A. Ortho
B. Chrome
C. Pan
D. A and C only D

29. Afocusing method, which is done by actual measurement or estimation of the lensof camera to
subject distance refers to

A. Scale Bed
B. Co- Incident Image
C. Split Image
D. Ground Glass A

30. Theseare lights in which their wavelengths are either too short or too long to excitethe retina of the
human eye. This refers to

A. Sunlight
B. Visible light
C. Invisible light
D. Artificial light D

31. Aphotographic filter is used to _____ light or color during the picture taking.

A. Add
B. Divide
C. Subtract
D. MultiplyC

1. The type of radiation having a wavelength of 400 to 700 milli-microns designed for ordinary
photographing purposes is called

A. Sunlight
B. Visible light
1. Invisible light
2. Artificial light B

33. Whichof the following lens defects does not affect the degree of sharpness of the objectrather affects
the shape of the object due to the bending of the light passingthe side of the lens?

A. Flare
B. Astigmatism
C. Distortion
D. Curvatureof field C

34. Whatis the basic exposure of a film ASA 200 at bright sunlight 1/125?

A. F5.6
B. F11
C. F 8
D. F16 C

35. Thedistance measured from the optical center of the lens to the film plane refersto

A. FocalDistance
B. Depthof Field
1. Focal Length
2. Hyperfocal Distance C

1. What type of lens is that whose center is thinner and the sides are thicker?

1. Concave
2. Diverging
3. Micro lens
4. Positive lens B

1. What lens has the focal length that is not more than twice the diagonal half of the negative?

1. Telephoto
2. Wide angle lens
3. Zoom
4. Normal D

1. In taking photograph it is important to know the various views necessary for recording. What is
that part of the camera that provides means of determining better perspective?

1. Focusing
2. Light meter
3. View finder
4. Lens C

1. The type of lens designed for surveillance work where the photographer must be far from the
object being photograph to avoid being detected is called

1. Wide angle lens

2. Telephoto lens
3. Normal lens
4. Shot focus lens B

1. Camera has variety of classifications depending upon its application. What is the type of camera,
which has the ability to produce an instant photograph upon exposure?

1. Fixed focus camera

2. Variable focus camera
3. Polaroid camera
4. Miniature camera C
1. What contraption or device is used to block the path of light passing through the lens exposing
the sensitized material?

1. Range finder
2. Exposure
3. Shutter
4. View finder C

1. Which indicates the speed of the lens or the amount of light passing through the lens in
proportion to its focal length?

1. Flash meters
2. F numbers
3. Exposure
4. Electronics Flash B

1. What kind of diaphragm opening must one used to get the wider depth of field?

1. Smaller
2. Wider
3. Longer
4. Shorter A

1. The means by which the object’s distance is estimated or calculated to form a sharp or clear
image refers to

1. Focusing
2. Exposure
3. Viewing
4. Parallax error A

1. How would the photographer adjust or set shutter speed of his camera if his objective is to
freeze the action of moving objects?

1. Medium
2. Fast
3. Slow
4. Normal B

1. That part of the camera that works like pupil of the eye, it may be enlarged or contracted. This
refers to

1. Diaphragm opening
2. Lens aperture
3. Lens opening
 4. All of these D

1. The controlling factor of the sharpness of the image in photography is called

1. Focal distance
2. Focusing
3. Focal length
4. Hyper focal distance B

1. To get the maximum depth of field of the lens, we look for the:

1. Hyper focal distance

2. Focal length
3. Scale bed
4. Focal distance A

1. The most difficult lens defect line is known as the:

1. Coma
2. Chromatic aberration
3. Distortion
4. Astigmatism A

1. Specifically, the camera is needed in photography to:

1. Record the image

2. Exclude all unwanted lights
3. Makes the image visible
4. Makes the image permanent B

1. Which of the following is not a factor in the computation for exposure?

1. ASA ratio of the film

2. Type of camera
3. Lighting condition
4. Type of subject B

1. What part of the camera is responsible for determining the intensity of light coming from the
object being photograph?

1. Guide number
2. Light meter
3. Wattage
4. Luminescence B
1. What camera accessory is designed to effectively augment the adverse lighting condition of the
object being photograph?

1. Light meter
2. Flash units
3. Extension tube
4. Cable release B

1. A type of lens defect whereby light passing the sides of the lens is either bended inward or
outward thus producing deformed image refers to

1. Spherical aberration
2. Astigmatism
3. Distortion
4. Lateral aberration C

1. The type of lens defects in which lens is unable to focus both horizontal and vertical axis on the
same place, thus producing either the sharp horizontal with blurred vertical lines or vice versa is called

1. Coma
2. Chromatic aberration
3. Astigmatism
4. Curvature of field C

1. Why must the taking of photograph from unusual camera position be avoided?

1. It distorts focus
2. It distorts magnification
3. It distorts perspective
4. It distorts the texture C

1. Kodalith film is also known as

1. Orthochromatic
2. Panchromatic
3. Infrared
4. Pan-X Plus A

1. A film that is sensitive to ultraviolet light up to green colors only is called

1. Panchromatic
2. Infrared film
3. Orthochromatic
4. Blue sensitive film C
1. The best source of light for outdoor photography refers to

1. Invisible
2. Sunlight
3. Visible light
4. Artificial light B

1. That part of the film that is capable of retaining the latent image is called

1. Coating of animal gelatin

2. Base
3. Emulsion
4. Anti-halation backing C

1. Hazy sunlight will cast object in open space:

1. Transparent shadow
2. Double shadow
3. No shadow
4. Deep and prominent shadow A

1. Film and photographic paper is considered as

1. Transparent material
2. Sensitized material
3. Translucent material
4. Opaque material B

1. Bright sunlight is:

1. When object in open space casts transparent shadow
2. When object in open space casts no shadow
3. When object in open space casts a deep and prominent shadow
4. All of the above C
1. There are two kinds of colored film; the negative type and the reversal, which of the following
prefix will indicate that a colored fill is negative type?

1. Ortho
2. Pan
3. Chrome
4. Color D

1. The light sensitivity of the film is known as;

1. Emulsion content
2. Spectral sensitivity
 3. Emulsion speed
4. Reversal negative C

1. What is the use of thin coat of animal gelatin on a film?

1. To prevent halation
2. To retain the latent image
3. It supports the emulsion
4. To protect the emulsion from abrasion D
1. All, except one, are essentials of photography.

1. Light
2. Developing
3. Sensitized material
4. F numbers D

1. That part of film that supports the emulsion refers to

1. Base
2. Anti-halation backing
3. Emulsion
4. thin coat of animal gelatin A

1. Which of the following film has the longest spectral sensitivity?

1. Blue sensitive film

2. Panchromatic film
3. Orthochromatic
4. Infrared film D

1. That sensitized material that produces positive print is called

1. Translucent material
2. Photographic paper
3. Film
4. Silver chloride B

1. Which of the following is considered as the two main layers of the film?

1. Base and coat of gelatin

2. Base and emulsion
3. Anti halation and base
4. Emulsion and anti-halation backing

1. The surface of the sensitized material which actually contains the light sensitive materials and
which appears glossy in a developed material is called
 1. Base
2. Anti-halation backing
3. Emulsion
4. Coat of animal gelatin C

1. The photographic rays with the longest wavelength ranging from 700 to 1000 millimicrons refers
to

1. X-ray
2. Infrared rays
3. Ultraviolet ray
4. Visible light B

1. The combination of blue and green produces what color?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Orange A

1. The combination of green and red produces what color?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Orange C

1. The combination of red and blue produces what color?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Orange B

1. All, Except One, are secondary colors of light?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Red D

1. All, Except One, are primary colors of light?

1. Red
2. Blue
 3. Yellow
4. Green D

1. A lens that produce a virtual image refers to

1. Convergent
2. Concave
3. Positive
4. Convex B

1. A lens with focal length of less than the diagonal length of its negative material is called

1. Wide Angle
2. Telephoto
3. Normal
4. Zoom A

1. The person coined the word photography was

1. Sir John F. W. Herschel

2. Sir Alphonse Bertillon
3. Sir Henry Fox Talbot
4. Sir Mande Daguerre A

1. The art and science of reproducing image by means of light through some sensitized material
with the aid of a camera, Lens and its accessories and the chemical process refers to

1. Photograph
2. Photography
3. Police Photography
4. Forensic Photography B

1. The application of the principles of photography in relation to the police work is called

1. Police Photography
2. Forensic Photography
3. Photography
4. Crime Scene Photography A

1. A generic term refers to all kinds of formed image is called

1. Picture
2. Image
3. Photograph
4. Photo A
1. The first application of photography is police work is refers to

1. Personal Identification
2. Record Purposes
3. Police Training
4. Crime Prevention A

1. The first police who utilized photography in police work as a supplementary identification in his
Anthropometry system was

1. Alphonse Bertillion
2. Henry Fox Talbot
3. William Herschel
4. Mande Gaguerre A

1. One of the most universal methods of communication considering that no other language can be
known universally than ____________.

1. Photograph
2. Letter
3. Verbal
4. Radio A

1. The utmost used of photography in police work is for

1. Crime Prevention
2. Record Purposes
3. Police Training
4. Personal Identification B

1. The view in taking photograph shows direction and location of the crime scene is called

1. Extreme Close-up view

2. Close-up view
3. Medium view
4. General View D

1. The taking of the photograph of the scene of the crime by dividing it into section. This view will
best view the nature of the crime. This refers to

1. General View
2. Medium View
3. Close-up view
4. Extreme close-up view B
 1. The taking of individual photograph of the evidence at the scene of the crime. It is design to
show the details of the crime. This refers to

1. General view
2. Medium view
3. Close-up View
4. Extreme Close-up View C

1. Once the light hits a mirror and it bounce back. This called

1. Refracted
2. Diffracted
3. Reflected
4. Transmitted C

93. When the light hits a transparent glass whichwould allow the light to pass through its
medium. This refers to

1. Transmitted
2. Refracted
3. Reflected
4. Diffracted A

1. When the light hits a dark colored object and prevents it from either bouncing or passing
through. This refers to

1. Absorbed
2. Reflected
3. Transmitted
4. Refracted A

1. The type of light that produces different sensation when reach the human eye. It is the type of
light, which is capable of exciting the retina of the human eye. This refers to

1. Invisible Light
2. Visible light
3. Infra-red light
4. White light B

1. Lights in which their wavelength are either too short or too long to excite the retina of the human
eye i.e. X-ray, Ultra-violet and Infra-red lights. This refers to

1. Invisible light
2. Visible light
3. Infra-red light
4. White light A
97. ASAis also known as

A. AssociationStandards American
B. American Standards Association
C. America StandardsAssociation
D. AmericanStandard Associations B

98. ISOis also known as

A. InternationalStandards Organization
B. International Standard Organization
C. InternationalStandard Organizations
D. InternationalStandards Organizations B

1. The means by which the object’s distance is estimated or calculated to form a sharp or clear
image refers to

1. Focusing
2. Exposure
3. Viewing
4. Parallax error A

1. What contraption or device is used to block the path of light passing through the lens exposing
the sensitized material?

1. Range finder
2. Exposure
3. Shutter
4. View finder B
SET B
FINAL EXAM
CRIM 2 (PolicePhotography)
2ndSemester SY 2011-2012

INSTRUCTION:Read and analyze carefully the following questions below and chose the bestanswer by
shading the letter corresponding to your answer on the providedanswer card. STRICTLY NO ERASURE..
================================================================
================
I.MULTIPLE CHOICES

1. Isthat surface of the sensitized material which actually contains the lightsensitive materials and
which appears glossy in a developed material?

A. Base
B. Emulsion
C. Anti halationbacking
D. Silver halide B
2. Whatis that range of distance from the nearest object to the farthest object thatis sharp when the
lens is set or focused at a particular distance?

A. Focallength
B. Depth of field
C. Focaldistance
D. Hyper-focaldistance B

3. Filmshave a variety of ranges of sensitivity. Which of the following film issensitive from ultraviolet
color to all colors of white light?

A. Orthochromatic film
B. Panchromatic film
C. Blue sensitive film
D. X-ray film B

4. Whattype of lens is thicker at the center and thinner at the side, which has theability to enlarge the
size of the object being photograph?

A. Converging lens
B. Concave lens
C. Convex lens
D. A and C only D

5. Thepart of the camera which provides a means of determining the extent of the areacoverage of a
given lens is called

A. Scalebed
B. Focallength
C. View finder
D. Depthof field C

6. Thecharacteristics of a lens which controls the degree of sharpness of a givenobject refers to

A. Scalebed
B. Groundglass
C. Split image focus
D. Focusing D

7. Theutmost use of photography in criminal investigation is

A. Identificationpurposes
B. Record purposes
C. Investigationpurposes
D. Sketchingpurposes

8. Whattype of a camera is best suited for police photography due to its flexibilityfor adoption to any
type of photographing due to its replaceable lens?

A. View finder type

B. Twin lens reflex
C. Single lens reflex
D. View or press C
9. Thedistance between the optical centers of the lens to the film plane once thecamera is focus in an
infinite position is refers to

A. Focaldistance
B. Focal length
C. Hyperfocaldistance
D. Depthof field B

10. Whatpart of the sensitized material is responsible for absorbing excess light doespreventing light
reflects?

A. Base
B. Anti halation backing
C. Emulsion
D. Gelatincoating B

11. Thetaking of a magnified photograph of small object through attaching a camera tothe ocular of a
compound microscope so as to show minute details of thephysical evidence refers to

A. Photomicrography
B. Photomacrography
C. Microphotography
D. MacrophotgraphyA

12. Theaverage speed of the light is:

A. 187,000miles/sec
B. 185,000miles/sec
C. 186,000miles/sec
D. 188,00miles/sec. C

13. Howmany essential parts do a camera?

A. Four
B. Five
C. Six
D. Three B

14. Whichof the following makes up the emulsion layer of the colored film?

A. Blue- green-red
B. Blue-yellow-red
C. Green-blue-red
D. Yellow-blue-redA

15. Acamera and a human eye have a lot in common. What is that part of the humaneye, which is
almost, corresponds to the shutter of a camera?

A. Pupil
B. Eyelid
C. Retina
D. EyelashesB
16. Whatunit of film sensitivity is expressed in both arithmetic and logarithmic form?

A. ASA
B. DIN
C. ISO
D. ASOC

17. Whichof the following film speed indicator is expressed in arithmetic form?

A. ISO
B. DIN
C. ASA
D. GROC

18. Ifthe normal exposure of the given film at bright sunlight using ASA 100 is 1/125,f-11, what will be
the normal exposure of the same film under hazy sunlight?

A. 1/125,f-5.6
B. 1/250,f-5.6
C. 1/250,f-8
D. 1/125, f-8 D

19. Lenshas been classified according to their focal length, which of the followinglens has a variable focal
length?

A. Short focus lens

B. Medium focus lens
C. Telephotolens
D. Zoom lens D

20. Thetype of lens defects in which light of various wavelength are focus inirregular proportion, thus
producing color blurredness. This refers to

A. chromatic aberration
B. Lateralaberration
C. Astigmatism
D. FlareA

21. Whichof the following lens opening will admit more light to pass through in itsmedium?

A. f-8
B. f-5.6
C. f- 11
D. f-4 D

22. Whichof the following prefix or suffix would indicate that a film is a black andwhite?

A. Ortho
B. Chrome
C. Pan
D. A and C only D

23. Afocusing method, which is done by actual measurement or estimation of the lensof camera to
subject distance refers to
A. Scale Bed
B. Co- Incident Image
C. Split Image
D. Ground Glass A

24. Theseare lights in which their wavelengths are either too short or too long to excitethe retina of the
human eye. This refers to
A.

B. Sunlight
C. Visible light
D. Invisiblelight
E. Artificiallight D

25. Aphotographic filter is used to _____ light or color during the picture taking.

A. Add
B. Divide
C. Subtract
D. MultiplyC

1. The type of radiation having a wavelength of 400 to 700 milli-microns designed for ordinary
photographing purposes is called

A. Sunlight
B. Visible light
1. Invisible light
2. Artificial light B

27. Whichof the following lens defects does not affect the degree of sharpness of the objectrather affects
the shape of the object due to the bending of the light passingthe side of the lens?

A. Flare
B. Astigmatism
C. Distortion
D. Curvatureof field C

28. Whatis the basic exposure of a film ASA 200 at bright sunlight 1/125?

A. F5.6
B. F11
C. F8
D. F16 C

29. Thedistance measured from the optical center of the lens to the film plane refersto

A. FocalDistance
B. Depthof Field
1. Focal Length
2. Hyperfocal Distance C
1. What type of lens is that whose center is thinner and the sides are thicker?

1. Concave
2. Diverging
3. Micro lens
4. Positive lens B

1. What lens has the focal length that is not more than twice the diagonal half of the negative?

1. Telephoto
2. Wide angle lens
3. Zoom
4. Normal D

1. In taking photograph it is important to know the various views necessary for recording. What is
that part of the camera that provides means of determining better perspective?

1. Focusing
2. Light meter
3. View finder
4. Lens C

1. The type of lens designed for surveillance work where the photographer must be far from the
object being photograph to avoid being detected is called

1. Wide angle lens

2. Telephoto lens
3. Normal lens
4. Shot focus lens B

1. Camera has variety of classifications depending upon its application. What is the type of camera,
which has the ability to produce an instant photograph upon exposure?

1. Fixed focus camera

2. Variable focus camera
3. Polaroid camera
4. Miniature camera C

1. What contraption or device is used to block the path of light passing through the lens exposing
the sensitized material?

1. Range finder
2. Exposure
3. Shutter
4. View finder C
1. Which indicates the speed of the lens or the amount of light passing through the lens in
proportion to its focal length?

1. Flash meters
2. F numbers
3. Exposure
4. Electronics Flash B

1. What kind of diaphragm opening must one used to get the wider depth of field?

1. Smaller
2. Wider
3. Longer
4. Shorter A

1. The means by which the object’s distance is estimated or calculated to form a sharp or clear
image refers to

1. Focusing
2. Exposure
3. Viewing
4. Parallax error A

1. How would the photographer adjust or set shutter speed of his camera if his objective is to
freeze the action of moving objects?

1. Medium
2. Fast
3. Slow
4. Normal B

1. That part of the camera that works like pupil of the eye, it may be enlarged or contracted. This
refers to

1. Diaphragm opening
2. Lens aperture
3. Lens opening
4. All of these D

1. The controlling factor of the sharpness of the image in photography is called

1. Focal distance
2. Focusing
3. Focal length
4. Hyper focal distance B
1. To get the maximum depth of field of the lens, we look for the:

1. Hyper focal distance

2. Focal length
3. Scale bed
4. Focal distance A

1. The most difficult lens defect line is known as the:

1. Coma
2. Chromatic aberration
3. Distortion
4. Astigmatism A

1. Specifically, the camera is needed in photography to:

1. Record the image

2. Exclude all unwanted lights
3. Makes the image visible
4. Makes the image permanent B

1. Which of the following is not a factor in the computation for exposure?

1. ASA ratio of the film

2. Type of camera
3. Lighting condition
4. Type of subject B

1. What part of the camera is responsible for determining the intensity of light coming from the
object being photograph?

1. Guide number
2. Light meter
3. Wattage
4. Luminescence B

1. What camera accessory is designed to effectively augment the adverse lighting condition of the
object being photograph?

1. Light meter
2. Flash units
3. Extension tube
4. Cable release B
1. A type of lens defect whereby light passing the sides of the lens is either bended inward or
outward thus producing deformed image refers to

1. Spherical aberration
2. Astigmatism
3. Distortion
4. Lateral aberration C

1. The type of lens defects in which lens is unable to focus both horizontal and vertical axis on the
same place, thus producing either the sharp horizontal with blurred vertical lines or vice versa is called

1. Coma
2. Chromatic aberration
3. Astigmatism
4. Curvature of field C

1. Why must the taking of photograph from unusual camera position be avoided?

1. It distorts focus
2. It distorts magnification
3. It distorts perspective
4. It distorts the texture C

1. Kodalith film is also known as

1. Orthochromatic
2. Panchromatic
3. Infrared
4. Pan-X Plus A

1. A film that is sensitive to ultraviolet light up to green colors only is called

1. Panchromatic
2. Infrared film
3. Orthochromatic
4. Blue sensitive film C

1. The best source of light for outdoor photography refers to

1. Invisible
2. Sunlight
3. Visible light
4. Artificial light B
1. That part of the film that is capable of retaining the latent image is called

1. Coating of animal gelatin

2. Base
3. Emulsion
4. Anti-halation backing D

1. Hazy sunlight will cast object in open space:

1. Transparent shadow
2. Double shadow
3. No shadow
4. Deep and prominent shadow A

1. Film and photographic paper is considered as

1. Transparent material
2. Sensitized material
3. Translucent material
4. Opaque material B

1. Bright sunlight is:

1. When object in open space casts transparent shadow
2. When object in open space casts no shadow
3. When object in open space casts a deep and prominent shadow C
4. All of the above
1. There are two kinds of colored film; the negative type and the reversal, which of the following
prefix will indicate that a colored fill is negative type?

1. Ortho
2. Pan
3. Chrome
4. Color B

1. The light sensitivity of the film is known as;

1. Emulsion content
2. Spectral sensitivity
3. Emulsion speed
4. Reversal negative C

1. What is the use of thin coat of animal gelatin on a film?

1. To prevent halation
2. To retain the latent image
3. It supports the emulsion
 4. To protect the emulsion from abrasion D
1. All, except one, are essentials of photography.

1. Light
2. Developing
3. Sensitized material
4. F numbers A

1. That part of film that supports the emulsion refers to

1. Base
2. Anti-halation backing
3. Emulsion
4. thin coat of animal gelatin B

1. Which of the following film has the longest spectral sensitivity?

1. Blue sensitive film

2. Panchromatic film
3. Orthochromatic
4. Infrared film D

1. That sensitized material that produces positive print is called

1. Translucent material
2. Photographic paper
3. Film
4. Silver chloride B

1. Which of the following is considered as the two main layers of the film?

1. Base and coat of gelatin

2. Base and emulsion
3. Anti halation and base
4. Emulsion and anti-halation backing B

1. The surface of the sensitized material which actually contains the light sensitive materials and
which appears glossy in a developed material is called

1. Base
2. Anti-halation backing
3. Emulsion
4. Coat of animal gelatin C

1. The photographic rays with the longest wavelength ranging from 700 to 1000 millimicrons refers
to
 1. X-ray
2. Infrared rays
3. Ultraviolet ray
4. Visible light B

1. The combination of blue and green produces what color?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Orange A

1. The combination of green and red produces what color?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Orange C

1. The combination of red and blue produces what color?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Orange B

1. All, Except One, are secondary colors of light?

1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Red D

1. All, Except One, are primary colors of light?

1. Red
2. Blue
3. Yellow
4. Green D

1. A lens that produce a virtual image refers to

1. Convergent
2. Concave
3. Positive
 4. Convex B

1. A lens with focal length of less than the diagonal length of its negative material is called

1. Wide Angle
2. Telephoto
3. Normal
4. Zoom A

1. The person coined the word photography was

1. Sir John F. W. Herschel

2. Sir Alphonse Bertillon
3. Sir Henry Fox Talbot
4. Sir Mande Daguerre A

1. The art and science of reproducing image by means of light through some sensitized material
with the aid of a camera, Lens and its accessories and the chemical process refers to

1. Photograph
2. Photography
3. Police Photography
4. Forensic Photography B

1. The application of the principles of photography in relation to the police work is called

1. Police Photography
2. Forensic Photography
3. Photography
4. Crime Scene Photography A

1. A generic term refers to all kinds of formed image is called

1. Picture
2. Image
3. Photograph
4. Photo A

1. The first application of photography is police work is refers to

1. Personal Identification
2. Record Purposes
3. Police Training
4. Crime Prevention A
1. The first police who utilized photography in police work as a supplementary identification in his
Anthropometry system was

1. Alphonse Bertillion
2. Henry Fox Talbot
3. William Herschel
4. Mande Gaguerre A

1. One of the most universal methods of communication considering that no other language can be
known universally than ____________.

1. Photograph
2. Letter
3. Verbal
4. Radio A

1. The utmost used of photography in police work is for

1. Crime Prevention
2. Record Purposes
3. Police Training
4. Personal Identification A

1. The view in taking photograph shows direction and location of the crime scene is called

1. Extreme Close-up view

2. Close-up view
3. Medium view
4. General View D

1. The taking of the photograph of the scene of the crime by dividing it into section. This view will
best view the nature of the crime. This refers to

1. General View
2. Medium View
3. Close-up view
4. Extreme close-up view B

1. The taking of individual photograph of the evidence at the scene of the crime. It is design to
show the details of the crime. This refers to

1. General view
2. Medium view
3. Close-up View
4. Extreme Close-up View C
 1. Once the light hits a mirror and it bounce back. This called

1. Refracted
2. Diffracted
3. Reflected
4. Transmitted C

1. When the light hits a transparent glass which would allow the light to pass through its medium.
This refers to

1. Transmitted
2. Refracted
3. Reflected
4. Diffracted A

1. When the light hits a dark colored object and prevents it from either bouncing or passing
through. This refers to

1. Absorbed
2. Reflected
3. Transmitted
4. Refracted A

1. The type of light that produces different sensation when reach the human eye. It is the type of
light, which is capable of exciting the retina of the human eye. This refers to

1. Invisible Light
2. Visible light
3. Infra-red light
4. White light B

1. Lights in which their wavelength are either too short or too long to excite the retina of the human
eye i.e. X-ray, Ultra-violet and Infra-red lights. This refers to

1. Invisible light
2. Visible light
3. Infra-red light
4. White light A

91. ASAis also known as

A. AssociationStandards American
B. American Standards Association
C. America StandardsAssociation
D. AmericanStandard Associations B
92. ISOis also known as

A. InternationalStandards Organization
B. International Standard Organization
C. InternationalStandard Organizations
D. InternationalStandards Organizations B

1. The means by which the object’s distance is estimated or calculated to form a sharp or clear
image refers to

1. Focusing
2. Exposure
3. Viewing
4. Parallax error A

1. What contraption or device is used to block the path of light passing through the lens exposing
the sensitized material?

1. Range finder
2. Exposure
3. Shutter
4. View finder C

1. Once the light hits a mirror and it bounce back. This called

A. Reflected
B. Refracted
C. Diffracted
D. Absorbed A

96. Whichof the following film is considered to be the fastest in terms of theirexposure?

A. ASA 100
B. ASA 200
C. ASA50
D. ASA 400 D

97. Whatpart of the camera that controls the depth of field?

A. Shutter
B. View Finder
C. Focusing Scale
D. Diaphragm D

98. Theapplication of the principles of photography in relation to the police work andin the administration
of justice refers to

A. Police photography
B. Police investigation
C. Forensic
D. Photography A
99. Themechanical and chemical result of Photography is called

A. Policephotography
B. Policeinvestigati