_____1. It consists of an intimate mixture of C-15%, S-10%, and KNO3-75%.

a. Black Powder c. Smokeless Powder

b. Gunpowder d. Primer Powder
_____2. Refers to a substance that may cause an explosion by its sudden decomposition.
a. Explosives c. Explosion
b. Burning d. Decomposition
_____3. It is an oily liquid that is very dangerous because the slightest pressure will cause it to
explode.
a. Nitro glycerine c. Smokeless Powder
b. Black Powder d. Propellants
_____4. If the projectile passes through the glass, the opening on the exit will be ____ than the
opening on the entry side.
a. Smaller c. Bigger
b. Medium d. All of the choices.
_____5. Nitrates + DPA
a. Blue coloration c. Green Coloration
b. Yellowish green coloration d. Yellow Coloration
_____6. These materials explode under the influence of the shock of the explosion of a Primary
explosive.
a. Propellants c. Low explosive
b. High Explosive d. Initiators
_____7. The following are the Chemical Test/Examination of Semen and Seminal Stains, except;
a. Takayama’s Test c. Barberio’s Test
b. Acid- Phosphatase Test d. Florence Test
_____8. Is performed in a wide variety of setting including, including the work place, doping
control in sports, probation and parole as well as compliance testing.
a. Forensic Diagnosting Testing
b. Forensic Drug Testing
c. Forensic Chemical Analysis
d. All of the choices
_____9. He determined that specific chemicals were actually responsible for the toxicity of a
plant or animal poison.
 a. Aristotle b. Paracelsus
b. Orfila d. Berzeliuz
_____10. A Type or Method that is employed to remove the substance from the biological
matrix.
a. Evaporation c. Extraction
b. Distillation d. Isolation
_____11. The following are the field of forensic toxicology involves in three main sub-
disciplines,
Except;
a. Forensic Drug testing
b. Forensic Poison Detecting
c. Postmortem Forensic Toxicology
d. Human performance toxicology
_____12. The time when written records indicate that hemlock, opium, arrow poison and
certain metals were used to poison enemies or for state executions.
a. 1500 BC c. 17000 BC
b. 1600 BC d. 20th century
_____13. The following substances listed are example of metallic poisons, except;
a. Bismuth c. Arsenic
b. Lead d. Iron
_____14. He wrote what may be the first collection of writings in toxicology “ Treaties of Poison
And Their Antidotes”.
a. Archimedes c. John Mendel
b. Paracelsus d. Moses Maimonides
_____15. It is relating chemistry or the interactions of substances that has been purified or
prepared.
a. Chemicals c. Mechanicals
b. Products d. Reactions
_____16. Also commonly known as Black Powder.
a. Gunpowder c. Firecrackers
b. Smokeless Powder d. Primer
_____17. The process or state of breaking or being broken into small or separate parts.
 a. Vibration c. Detonation
b. Fragmentation d. Blasting
_____18. It is the main or most important component / oxide of glass.
a. Sio2 c. B2O3
b. P2O5 d. B3O2
_____19. A supper cooled liquid with high viscosity and rigidity. A non- crystalline inorganic
substance.
a. Paraffin Wax c. Metal
b. Glass d. Wood metal
_____20. The most sensitive method of determining the differences of composition in glass
samples.
a. Spectrographic test c. X-ray diffraction test
b. Physical property test d. Polish mark
_____21. A viscid whitish fluid of the male reproductive tract consisting of spermatozoa
suspended in the secretion of accessory glands.
a. Semen c. Sperm cell
b. Epithelial cells d. Spermatozoa
_____22. States that “Stresslines/ridgelines” on radial crack will be at the right angle to the rear
side of the glass.
a. RFC rule c. 4R’s rule
b. 2R’s rule d. RCF rule
_____23. Is the normal quantity of seminal fluid in a single ejaculation.
a. 5.3 cc c. 3.5 cc
b. 3.3 cc d. 5.5 cc
_____24. Condition whereby males have abnormally low sperm counts or with few
spermatozoa.
a. Oligospermia c. Aspermia
b. Oligoaspermia d. Spermia
_____25. A glass that is made up of two sheets of glasses where a plastic is sandwich between
them.
a. Tempered glass c. Safety glass
b. Aviation glass d. Commercial glass
_____26. When there are two bullet holes made in a single window pane, the fracture cause by
the 1st bullet will be of;
a. Complete radial and concentric crack
b. Incomplete radial and concentric crack
c. Being mixed up
d. Production of less radial and concentric crack
_____27. It is the blackening of area surrounding the bullet hole.
a. Smudging c. Carbon collar
b. Singeing d. Tattooing
_____28. It contains burned and unburned particles of nitrates and nitrites.
a. Gunpowder c. Gunshot residue
b. Both a and c d. Only c
_____29. During hot weather, seminal fluid can be preserve by a few drops of___% formalin to
prevent putrefaction.
a. 10 c. 20
b. 50 d. 30
_____30. The test that is performed by taking the cast of the left and right hands to extract the
nitrates or nitrites.
a. DPA test c. Paraffin test
b. DPA-Paraffin test d. All of the choices
_____31. It is the time when people began to make the connection between exposure to a
specific substance and illness or death.
a.1198 c. 1189
b. 1298 d. 1168
_____32. A substance which when introduced into the body and is absorbed through the blood
stream and acting chemically is capable of producing noxious effect or even causes death.
a. Poison c. Diseases
b. Only c d. Both a and c
_____33. Any agents which neutralize a poison or otherwise counteract or oppose it or its
effect.
a. Catalyst c. Antidotes
b. Demulcents d. Emetics
_____34. A chemical substance in all cells whose composition have been passed from parents
to their children.
a. Heredity c. DNA
b. Blood Group d. All of the choices.
_____35. A branch of science which deals with the study of drugs.
a. Posology c. Serology
b. Pharmacology d. Toxicology
_____36. A field of science that helps us understand the harmful effects that chemicals,
substances, situation, can have on people an animals and the environment.
a. Toxicology c. Chemistry
b. Bacteriology d. Botany
_____37. Is an action of causing a bomb or explosive device to explode.
a. Detonation c. Vibration
b. Fragmentation d. Blasting
_____38. An energy when ground airwaves reach a structure.
a. Blast c. Vibration
b. Detonation d. Fragmentation
_____39. It involves the study of the micro structure of meta and alloys.
a. Metallography c. Metallurgy
b. Petrography d. Mineralogy
_____40. Is a unique number and/or letters typically applied to an object by a manufacturer.
a. Acid etching number
b. Macro number
c. Tampered number
d. Serial number
_____41. The most widely used propellants, consist of cellulose nitrate or glyceryl nitrate with
some stabilizers.
a. Black powder
b. Smokeless powder
c. Mixture of carbon and sulfur
d. Nitroglyceryl powder
_____42. Refers to a Black substance that is formed by combustion, rises in fine particles and
adheres to the side of the barrel conveying the smoke.
a. Soot c. Nitrites
b. Nitrates d. Smoke
_____43. Any substance or device that can be made to produce a volume of rapidly expanding
Gas in an extremely brief period of time.
a. Explosion c. Explosives
b. Detonator d. Smokeless powder
_____44. In a non-tempered glass, a typical heat crack is curved, has a smooth edge, and has no
indication of the point of origin of the crack.
a. Conchoidal fracture c. Radial fracture
b. Concentric fracture d. Thermal fracture
_____45. The ridgeline on the edge of a broken glass was examined to determine where the
force was applied. How would the Forensic Chemist know which direction the force was
applied.
a. Examine the radial crack
b. Examine the concentric crack
c. Examine the right angle of ridge line
d. Examine the glass fractures
_____46. A black coarsely peppered pattern.
a. Tattooing c. Smudging
b. Singeing d. Burning
_____47. The following are the materials needed in DPA-Paraffin Test, except;
a. Paraffin wax c. Cotton
b. White paper d. Oil
_____48. Is a smoothly curving fractures surface of fine-grained materials which have no planar
surfaces of inter weakness or plane or planes separation
a. Concentric fracture c. Conchoidal fracture
b. Radial fracture d. Thermal fracture
_____49. The following listed are examples of Low explosives, except;
a. Trinitrotuluene c. Black powder
b. Smokeless powder d. Fire crackers
_____50. A crystal formed called under chemical examination for semen using the Barberio’s
Test.
a. Hemochromogen crystals c. Spermine picrate
b. Choline periodide crystals d. None of the choices