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COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
CRIMINALISTICS 6 (LEGAL MEDICINE)
July 10 & 11, 2019
Duration: 1 Hour and 30 Minutes

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c. Evidence 13. Motu propio means?
Test I. Multiple Choice. d. Medicine a. At its own initiative
Instructions. Shade the letter of your 6. Forensic comes the word b. At first glance
choice on the answer sheet provided
_____ which means c. The thing itself
on the last page.
marketplace. d. The thing speaks for itself
1. It is the branch of medicine a. Forte 14. Locus criminis is also known
that deals with the application b. Foreplay as?
of medical knowledge for c. Forum a. Body of the crime
purpose of law and d. Forefather b. Scene of the crime
administration of justice. 7. He is the earliest medico-legal c. At first glance
a. Legal Medicine expert. d. At its own initiative
b. Medical Jurisprudence a. Imhotep 15. It devotes anything belonging
c. Forensic Medicine b. Beccaria to the court of law or used in
d. Criminal Law c. Hippocrates court of legal proceedings or
2. It is the application of medical d. Julius Ceasar something fitted for legal or
science to elucidate legal 8. He is the Father of Medicine. public argumentation
problems a. Imhotep a. Forensic
a. Legal Medicine b. Beccaria b. Legal medicine
b. Medical Jurisprudence c. Hippocrates c. Jurisprudence
c. Forensic Medicine d. Julius Ceasar d. Law
d. Criminal Law 9. Ignorantia legis neminem 16. It is a practical science which
3. It is the knowledge of law in excusat means investigates the nature, origin,
relation the practice of a. Ignorance of the law development and functions of
medicine. excuses no one law.
a. Medical Jurisprudence b. No one is above the law a. Jurisprudence
b. Legal Medicine c. The thing itself b. Law
c. Forensic Medicine d. The thing speaks for itself c. Forensic
d. Criminal Law 10. Res Gestae means? d. Evidence
4. It is the part of law which is a. No one is above the law 17. A principle that when the court
concerned with regulations b. The thing itself has once laid down a principle
governing the professional c. The thing speaks for itself of la as applied to a certain
practice of the Doctor of d. At first glance state of facts, it will adhere to
Medicine. 11. Res ipsa loquitor means? and apply to all future cases
a. Legal Medicine a. The things speaks for where the facts are
b. Forensic Medicine itself substantially the same.
c. Medical Jurisprudence b. The thing itself a. Stare decisis
d. Law c. At first glance b. Forensic
5. It is the rule of conduct, just d. At his own initiative c. Nullum crimen
and obligatory laid by the 12. Prima facie means? d. Jurisprudence
legitimate powers for common a. At its own initiative 18. It is the application of medical
observance and benefit. b. At first glance and other basic sciences in
a. Law c. The thing itself crime detection and
b. Forensic d. The thing speaks for itself investigation.
 a. CDI
b. Criminalistics
c. Stare Decisis
d. LEA
19. It is the means sanctioned by
the rules of court, of
ascertaining in judicial
proceedings the truth
respecting a matter of fact.
a. Evidence
b. Forensic
c. Legal medicine
d. Jurisprudence
20. It is evidence that made
known to the senses of the
court.
a. Testimonial evidence
b. Object evidence
c. Experimental Evidence
d. Documentary evidence
21. These are evidence taken
orally or answer to questions
profounded by the counsel
and presiding officer of the
court.
a. Testimonial evidence
b. Object evidence
c. Experimental evidence
d. Documentary evidence
22. A kind of evidence where a
medical witness may be
permitted to conduct
experiment on laboratory
animals to prove
allegations on certain position
he had previously stated in full
view of the court.
a. Testimonial evidence
b. Experimental evidence
c. Object evidence
d. Documentary evidence
23. A written evidence presented
to the court by the expert
witness about a subject matter
in dispute
a. Documentary evidence
b. Object evidence
c. Documentary evidence
d. Experimental evidence
24. It is a written record of
evidence given orally and
transcribed into writing in the
form of questions by the
interrogation and the answers
of his deponent and signed by
the latter.
a. Evidence
b. Deposition
c. Documentary evidence
d. Testimonial evidence
25. These are evidence that links
the suspect to the commission
of the crime.
a. Associative evidence
b. Tracing evidence
c. Linking evidence
d. Cumulative evidence
26. These are physical evidence
that helps in locating the
whereabouts of the
perpetrators of the crime
a. Associative evidence
b. Tracing evidence
c. Linking evidence
d. Cumulative evidence
27. Alphonse Bertillon developed
the?
a. Anthropometry
b. Atavism
c. Fingerprint identification
d. Biological determinism
28. It is the ordinary/questioning
of a victim or witness.
a. Interrogation
b. Interview
c. Cross-examination
d. Direct examination
his 29. It is the skillful questioning of
a suspect.
a. Interrogation
b. Interview
c. Cross-examination
d. Direct examination
30. The science and art of
fingerprint identification.
a. Graphology
b. Dactyloscopy
c. Questioned documents
examination
d. Poroscopy
31. It is evidence that made
known to the senses of the
court.
a. Testimonial Evidence
b. Documentary Evidence
c. Real, Autoptic, Object or
Physical Evidence
d. Experimental Evidence
32. It is a form of evidence which
is taken orally or writing the
answers to questions
profounded by the counsel
and presiding officer of the
court.
a. Testimonial Evidence
b. Documentary Evidence
c. Real, Autoptic, Object or
Physical Evidence
d. Experimental Evidence
33. It is a written evidence
presented to the court by the
expert witness about the
subject matter in dispute.
a. Testimonial Evidence
b. Documentary Evidence
c. Real, Autoptic, Object or
Physical Evidence
d. Experimental Evidence
34. Evidence which proves the
fact in dispute without the aid
of any inference or
presumption.
a. Circumstantial Evidence
b. Prima Facie Evidence
c. Corroborative Evidence
d. Direct Evidence
35. It is a proof of fact or facts
which taken either singly or
collectively maybe informed
as necessary of probable
consequence.
a. Circumstantial Evidence
b. Prima Facie Evidence
c. Corroborative Evidence
d. Direct Evidence
36. It is the evidence which
suffixes for the proof of a
particular fact until
contradicted by other
evidences.
a. Circumstantial Evidence
b. Prima Facie Evidence
c. Corroborative Evidence
d. Direct Evidence
37. It is an additional evidence of
a different kind and character,
tending to prove the same
point.
a. Circumstantial Evidence
b. Prima Facie Evidence
c. Corroborative Evidence
d. Direct Evidence
38. It is a kind of evidence having
any value reason as tending
to prove any matter probable
in action.
a. Cumulative Evidence
b. Relevant Evidence
c. Material Evidence
d. Competent Evidence
39. These are pieces of evidence 46. The “not feeling well” is intimidation, violence, reward
of the same kind which prove sometimes a remark of the or promise.
the same point or crime. subject trying to avoid a. Judicial Confession
a. Cumulative Evidence betraying himself in the b. Extra-judicial confession
b. Relevant Evidence interrogation. c. Voluntary extra-judicial
c. Material Evidence e. Peculiar and unusual confession
d. Competent Evidence expression d. Involuntary extra-judicial
40. A kind of evidence which is f. Fidgeting confession
included by law in a particular g. Spotless record 54. A confession made outside
case. h. Swearing of truth the court.
a. Cumulative Evidence 47. A guilty subject unusually a. Judicial Confession
b. Relevant Evidence utters “I swear to God I am b. Extra-judicial confession
c. Material Evidence telling the truth.” c. Voluntary extra-judicial
d. Competent Evidence a. Peculiar and unusual confession
41. It refers to a kind of evidence expression d. Involuntary extra-judicial
which proves a fact in issue as b. Fidgeting confession
determined by the rules of c. Spotless record 55. Polygraphy is also known as?
substantive law. d. Swearing of truth a. Lie Detection
a. Cumulative Evidence 48. It is an express b. Polygraph instrument
b. Relevant Evidence acknowledgement of guilt by c. Lie Detector
c. Material Evidence the accused in a criminal case d. Polygraph machine
d. Competent Evidence as to the truth of the criminal 56. Polygraph machine records?
42. Blushing or red color of the charged. a. Physical reactions
face indicates anger or a. Interview b. Psychiatric reactions
humiliation. Pallor of the face b. Interrogation c. Psychological reactions
is indicative of tension, fear, c. Confession d. Physiological reactions
and anxiety. d. Admission 57. It records breathing patterns.
e. Fidgeting 49. It is an acknowledgement of a. Pneumograph
f. Excessive sweating or certain facts by the accused in b. Kymograph
perspiration a criminal case. c. Cardiospygmograph
g. Dryness of the mouth a. Admission d. Galvanograph
h. Color Change b. Confession 58. It records respiration.
43. Cold clammy perspiration is a c. Interview a. Pneumograph
manifestation of shock, fear, d. Interrogation b. Kymograph
and anxiety. 50. A confession that is made c. Cardiospygmograph
a. Fidgeting inside the court. d. Galvanograph
b. Excessive sweating or a. Judicial confession 59. It records the reactions in our
perspiration b. Extra-judicial confession lungs such as inhalation and
c. Dryness of the mouth c. Interview exhalation.
d. Color Change d. Interrogation a. Pneumograph
44. It happens when a subject is 51. A confession that is made b. Kymograph
constantly moving in the chair, inside the court. c. Cardiospygmograph
crossing and uncrossing the a. Judicial Confession d. Galvanograph
legs, tapping the table, b. Extra-Judicial Confession 60. It records pulse rate.
rubbing the face, picking the c. Interview a. Pneumograph
nose and ears, biting the d. Interrogation b. Kymograph
fingernails, and twisting the 52. A confession made outside c. Cardiospygmograph
handkerchief or clothing. the court in his free will d. Galvanograph
a. Fidgeting without using force, violence, 61. It records heart rate.
b. Excessive sweating or threat, intimidation, promise or a. Pneumograph
perspiration reward. b. Kymograph
c. Dryness of the mouth a. Judicial Confession c. Cardiospygmograph
d. Color Change b. Extra-judicial Confession d. Galvanograph
45. It is the reflex inhibition of the c. Voluntary extra-judicial 62. It records blood pressure.
salivary gland resulting to confession a. Pneumograph
continuous swallowing and d. Involuntary extra-judicial b. Kymograph
licking of the lips. confession c. Cardiospygmograph
a. Fidgeting 53. A confession made outside d. Galvanograph
b. Excessive sweating or the court wherein the accused 63. It records skin sensitivity or
perspiration made the statement which is resistance.
c. Dryness of the mouth not of his own free will or a. Pneumograph
d. Color Change influenced by force, threat, b. Kymograph
 c. Cardiospygmograph b. Kymograph 83. He is the self-proclaimed
d. Galvanograph c. Cardiospygmograph Father of Polygraph.
64. It records skin conductivity d. Galvanograph a. Vittorio Benussi
a. Pneumograph 74. It is the paper chart b. Leonarde Keeler
b. Kymograph mechanism of a polygraph c. John A. Larson
c. Cardiospygmograph machine that rolls the paper at d. Dr. William Moulton
d. Galvanograph the rate of 6 to 12 inches per Marston
65. It is also known as “Galvanic minute. 84. He named his device
Skin Reflex”? a. Pneumograph “polygraph” or “lie detector”.
a. Pneumograph b. Kymograph a. John A. Larson
b. Kymograph c. Cardiospygmograph b. Vittorio Benussi
c. Cardiospygmograph d. Galvanograph c. Leonarde Keeler
d. Galvanograph 75. He invented the d. Dr. Wiliam Moulton
66. It has two pens that records plethysmograph. Marston
breathing patterns and a. Vittorio Benussi 85. He is the Father of Lie
respiration? b. Galton Detection.
a. Pneumograph c. Angelo Mosso a. John A. Larson
b. Kymograph d. Sir James Mackenzie b. Vittorio Benussi
c. Cardiospygmograph 76. He developed the Word c. Leonarde Keeler
d. Galvanograph Association Test. d. Dr. Wiliam Moulton
67. The upper pen in a. Vittorio Benussi Marston
pneumograph is the? b. Galton 86. He introduced the Reid
a. Brachial c. Angelo Mosso Polygraph.
b. Abdominal d. Sir James Mackenzie a. John A. Larson
c. Radial 77. He designed the Clinical b. James Reid
d. Thoracic Polygraph. c. John E. Reid
68. The lower pen in a. Vittorio Benussi d. Leonarde Keeler
pneumograph is the? b. Galton 87. He introduced the Card Test.
a. Brachial c. Angelo Mosso a. John A. Larson
b. Abdominal d. Sir James Mackenzie b. Leonarde Keeler
c. Radial 78. He is the Father of Modern c. Dr. William Moulton
d. Thoracic Criminology? Marston
69. The pneumograph has a a. Vittorio Benussi d. Vittorio Benussi
hollow, corrugated rubber b. Cesare Beccaria 88. He introduced the Peak of
tubes that measures? c. Cesare Lombroso Tension Test.
a. 5 inches long d. Galton a. John A. Larson
b. 7 inches long 79. He is the Father of Classical b. Leonarde Keeler
c. 6 inches long Criminology. c. Dr. William Moulton
d. 8 inches long a. Vittorio Benussi Marston
70. It is the first two pens of a b. Cesare Beccaria d. Vittorio Benussi
polygraph machine and the c. Cesare Lombroso 89. He devised the Keeler
located in the uppermost part d. Galton Polygraph.
of the chart markings. 80. He designed the a. John A. Larson
a. Pneumograph Hydrospygmograph. b. Leonarde Keeler
b. Kymograph a. Vittorio Benussi c. Dr. William Moulton
c. Cardiospygmograph b. Cesare Beccaria Marston
d. Galvanograph c. Cesare Lombroso d. Vittorio Benussi
71. It is the 3rd pen of a polygraph d. Galton 90. He is the Father of Modern
machine. 81. He invented the Polygraph.
a. Pneumograph Pneumograph. a. John A. Larson
b. Kymograph a. Vittorio Benussi b. Leonarde Keeler
c. Cardiospygmograph b. Angelo Mosso c. Dr. William Moulton
d. Galvanograph c. Cesare Lombroso Marston
72. It is the longest pen of a d. Sir James Mackenzie d. Vittorio Benussi
polygraph machine. 82. He created the Systolic Blood 91. The General Question Test is
a. Pneumograph Pressure deception test? consists of, EXCEPT:
b. Kymograph a. Vittorio Benussi a. Relevant Question
c. Cardiospygmograph b. Sir James Mackenzie b. Irrelevant Question
d. Galvanograph c. Angelo Mosso c. Control Question
73. It is the bottom pen of a d. Dr. William Moulton d. Primary Question
polygraph machine. Marston
a. Pneumograph
 92. All questions in a polygraph c. Dicrotic notch 98. Stimulus in polygraph
examination must be d. Amplitude examination is in the form of
answerable by? 95. Also known as the relaxation _______.
a. Maybe of the heart. a. Response
b. Yes or No a. Diastole b. Emotions
c. Partly True or False b. Systole c. Fear
d. True or False c. Dicrotic notch d. Questions
93. The following are the three (3) d. Amplitude 99. This is experienced by the
opinions of a polygraph 96. Physiological changes subject during the conduct of
examiner after the conduct of because of deception are polygraph examination.
the Instrumental Test, ______, except. a. Fear
EXCEPT: a. Recordable b. Fear of detection
a. Truthful b. Measurable c. Phobia
b. Inconclusive c. Interpretable d. Trauma
c. Not truthful d. Immeasurable 100.It is the concealment of the
d. Unknown/Indefinite 97. A lying person fears _____. truth.
94. Also known as the contraction a. Deception a. deception
of the heart. b. Detection b. detection
a. Diastole c. Lies c. discovery
b. Systole d. Questions d. None of the above

Prepared by:

JOHN KEVIN V. BANGAYSISO, MSCJ (CAR)

Instructor

Checked by:

EDWARD MAGLUCOT, MSCJ, LLB

Dean, College of Criminal Justice Education