LIE DETECTION

1. In polygraph examination, the examiner is supposed to ask relevant question but made a
mechanical adjustment prior to the question, what question should be ask by the polygraph
examiner after the mechanical adjustment?
a. Relevant Question ( connected sa issue)
b. Control Question( combination of relevant and irrelevant)
( For example :Before the age of 25( irrelevant), did you ever steal anything from a place
you worked)( relevant)
c. Irrelevant Question
d. Knowledgeable Question
2. These are three groups of questions placed as one. They are intended to verify the previous
charts and detect indirect participation or guilty knowledge. Example: “Do you suspect anyone in
particular in stealing Florida’s money?”, “Do you know who stole Florida’s money?”, and “Did
you steal Florida’s money?”
a. SKY Question
S= SUSPECT( DO YOU SUSPECT ANYONE)
K= KNOWLEDGE( DO YOU KNOW)
Y= YOU( DID YOU STEAL THE MONEY)
b. DYAT Question ( Do you intent to answer truthfully)
c. Knowledge Question also known as “ DO YOU KNOW”
d. Symptomatic Question -
3. The subject in the polygraph examination room should not face a glass window or another room
during because this may give him chance to:
a. Look himself at the mirror and get anxious
b. Be too conscious of his responses
c. Be distracted
d. Be aware of what is happening
4. Which of the following is not an indication of deception
a. Increase or decrease in blood pressure
b. Increase or decrease in pulse rate
c. Changes in the inspiration or expiration rate
d. Tracings within 15 seconds before the first question is given
5. It is the a general rule that in every technique of a polygraph examination the first question must
always be ___________ to the case.
a. Controlled
b. Relevant
c. Irrelevant
d. Knowledge
6. This is one of the types of lie which is purely use to mislead justice, a pure dishonesty to obstruct
justice.
a. Malicious Lie
b. Red Lie – THIS IS ABOUT PROPAGANDA
c. White Lie- ALSO KNOWN AS HONEST LIE
 d. Direct Lie- FOR EXAMPLE “ I DID NOT KNOW” DIRECTLY NA SINABI MONG WALA KANG
ALAM.
7. For a subject to qualify in a polygraph examination, he must have a goodnight sleep for at least
how many hours prior to the test?
a. 6 hours
b. 8 hours
c. 5 hours – kasi atleast lang yung tinatanong
d. 7 hours
8. In order for the tracing be considered as an indication of deception, the response must appear
in:
a. At least 3 tracings of the chart
b. At least one tracing of the chart
c. At least 2 tracings of the chart
d. At least 4 tracings
9. The symbol “PJ” in polygraphy signifies:
a. Paper Jam
b. Post Judgement
c. Pre-Judgement
d. Polygraph Joiner
10. This refers to the first test in the Relevant/Irrelevant Technique. This consists of sequence of
relevant, irrelevant, and control questions asked in designed order. First and second of its
questions are irrelevant to the case.
a. Card or Number test – Dito papipiliin ka sa 7 cards iinstruct ka ni examiner na kumuha ka
at tignan yung card na nakuha mo tapos ibabalik sakanya , then after non isha – shuffle
yun ng examiner tapos iinstruct ka ulit na puro “ no” ang sagot mo kahit na yung
pinresent na card ay yung nakita mo.
b. Mixed questions test-
c. Spot responders test
d. General question test
11. In cases when there is a distortion arises on the general question test, this test is administered
before the mixed question test. This is performed by giving the instruction to the subject to
answer “yes” to all questions to be asked.
a. Yes Test
b. Guilt Complex Test
c. Peak of Tension Test- the examiner knows and control the position of crucial question.
d. On answer Test
12. The most important and reliable indicator of deception is the stimulus response and when such
response occurs in two or more charts, these response are referred to as:
a. Norms - normal
b. Deviations
c. Response-A physiological change that occurs following, and is attributable to the
presentation of applied stimulus
d. Scientific Response
13. These questions are intended to identify and assess the occurrence of outside issues that might
restrain subject’s responses to the relevant questions. Example : “Are you now convicted that I
will not ask you any question aside from the questions that we have reviewed?”
a. Symptomatic Questions
b. DYAT Questions
c. SKY Questions
d. Knowledge Questions
14. This generally refers to the type of cardio, pneumo, and galvo tracings produced by the subject’s
body om a moving chart paper prior to the insertions of relevant questions. This may also refer
to the normal tracings produced by the subject.
a. Response
b. Norm
c. Deviation from the norms
d. Fluctuations of the tracings
15. A person who will undergo a polygraphy test must refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages,
taking sedatives, or capsules, for at least how many hours prior to the test?
a. 10 hours
b. 23 hours
c. 12 hours
d. 6 hours
16. In polygraph test, which of the following is a sign or symbol that signifies beginning or the start
of the test?
a. X
b. XX- end of test
c. / //- The first vertical line marks when the examiner starts asking question. Second
vertical line marks when the examiner finishes asking question.
d. +- positive answer indicate the respomsw “ yes”
17. These are direct questions having an extreme and specific relationship to the crime under
investigation and these are primary or key questions asked by the examiner in order to solve a
specific issue. Example: “Between 8:00am to 8:30am of September 13,2022 , did you open the
drawer of Mr. June Legaspi?”
a. Relevant Question
b. Irrelevant Question
c. Knowledge Question
d. Evidence Connecting Question-test question in which the examinee is asked about a
particular piece of physical evidence that would incriminate the guilty person.
For example : Do you know where any of that missing money is right now
18. It refers to the major component of a polygraph machine which records the skin of the subject to
a very small amount of electricity.
a. Galvanograph and Pneumograph
b. Galvanograph and Skin resistance
c. Galvanographic component
d. Galvanograph
19. The consent along with the appraisal of the constitutional right5s of the subject shall be
conducted by the polygraph examiner at what phase of the polygraph examination?
a. Pre-test Interview – phase 2 an interview conducted by the polygraph examiner
designed to prepare or condition the subject for the actual test
b. Instrument Examination or the actual examination ( phase 3)
c. Post-test Interview( phase 4)- is an interview or an interrogation administered by a
polygraph examiner after the test designed to obtain confession or admission by the
subject.
interview is conducted when the reactions indicate an innocent response and very
cooperative to the examiner. = interrogation is conducted when the reactions show sign
of deception and being uncooperative to open an information.
d. Interview with the investigator( phase 1)
20. It is the part of polygraph machine which records with the changes of breathing of the subject.
a. Cardiosphygmograph - Designed to detect changes in the cardiovascular activity of the
subject.
b. Galvanograph- designed to detect changes in skin resistance of the subject
c. Kymograph- serves as the paper feed mechanism of the polygraph machine
d. Pneumograph
21. To aid in the interpretation , the polygraph examiner utilized chart markings and symbols which
are reflected on the polygraph paper. The symbol XX in the polygraph means:
a. Beginning or start of the test (x)
b. End of the test
c. Subject has two negative answers
d. Polygraph encountered mechanical malfunction
22. This also referred to a Psycho galvanic skin reflex or galvanic skin reasponse.
a. Specific Response -refers to the response given by the subject which considered a
deviation from the normal tracing or norms of the subject.
b. Electro-dermal response
c. Diastolic Blood Pressure-refers to the downward blood pressure representing the low
pressure to the closing of the valves and heart relaxed.
d. Systolic Blood Pressure-the upward blood pressure as the apex of the curve caused by
the contraction of the heart, valves are open and blood is rushing into the arteries
23. Which of the following is not a non-verbal observation method of detecting deception?
a. Stammering – paputol putol yung salita.
b. Facial Expression
c. Postural Reaction
d. Cause and Effect Process
24. Which of the following is not a non-verbal sign of lying?
a. Fidgeting
b. Stern Approach – verbal to which is karaniwang ginagamit na techniques for
interrogation na gusto ng interrogator ay yung mabilisang response dun sa suspect.
c. Gaze Avoidance
d. Frequent body posture changes
25. What does the polygraph records
 a. Psycho-Physiological changes
b. Physiological changes
c. Psycho social response
d. Psycho analytical
26. Can we consider that a Polygraph is a Lie Detection Machine?
a. Yes
b. No
c. Maybe
d. Not at all
27. This is involved with voluntary comparative over skeletal muscles
a. Somatic Nervous System
b. Parasympathetic Nervous System- the house keeping or braking system. It is responsible
for conserving energy and making sure necessary bodily functions. = restrains
sympathetic arousal and attempt to maintain homeostatic (homeostasis) normal
c. Autonomic Nervous System- involved those involuntary physiological functions of the
body and has considerable psychological impact as well. ( ANG 2 DIVISION NIYA AY
PARASYMPATHETIC & SYMPATHETIC)
d. Sympathetic Nervous System- is our emergency, or action system.
= a system which causes the sudden and dramatic change.
28. These are markings which indicate the beginning and end of examination as well as the
questions and answer of the subject. These are usually placed at the bottom or top of the
polygraph chart.
a. XX
b. Primary Markings example neto is yung ( x / // + xx)
c. Chart Markings
d. Secondary Markings example neto is ( yawn , laugh etc)
29. Analysis of the psychophysiological response activity (time) displayed between response onset.
a. Test Data – The signal of interest that may consist of artifacts, recovery or examinee’s
physiological response to stimuli
b. Analysis Spot- The relevant and control questions that are actually evaluated during
spot analysis
c. Test Data Analysis
d. Blind Chart Analysis- recordings without the benefit of extrapolygraphic information,
such as subject behavior, case facts, pretest admissions, base rates of deception, etc
30. In what phase is the actual conduct of the test administered by a polygraph examiner?
a. Phase I
b. Phase II
c. Phase III
d. PhAase IV
Note: indicated na sa previous number kung ano ibigsabihin nitong mga phase na ‘to.
31. A question that has no connection with the matter under investigation and deals with known
facts that the subject cannot be denied.
a. Relevant Question
b. Irrelevant Question
 c. Symptomatic Question
d. Sacrifice Relevant Question
32. This addresses the primary issue or direct involvement of the subject on the matter under
question. It is primarily with the single-issue examination
a. Guilty Knowledge
b. Primary Relevant
c. Evidence Connecting Question
d. Secondary Relevant or Weak Relevant
33. A comparison question in which the examinee is instructed by the examiner to answer the
questions untruthfully. Some examiners actually get admission to0 comparison questions and
then instruct the examinee to lie to that question when it is asked.
a. Inclusive = a comparison question which include the relevant time period under
investigation. It was originally designed by Reid.
b. = this type of question usually starts with the phrase: “In your entire life,…..”. Also
termed as inclusionary
c. Exclusive- a comparison question separated in time, place and category from the
relevant question. It was introduced by Cleve Backster. He believes that this prevents the
guilty suspect from perceiving the comparison question as an ambiguous relevant
question.
Example:
During the first __ years of your life, did you ever ____?
Prior to 2009, did you ever _____ ?
d. Direct Lie Comparison Question
e. Probable Lie Comparison Question – question to which it is likely that the examinee is
untruthful with his answer.
34. It consists of only one relevant question and a series of irrelevant question.
a. Peak of Tension Test
b. General Question Test
c. Relevant/Irrelevant Test
d. Known Solution Peak of Tension Test
35. During the examination, the examiner asked the subject ; “Are you the one who took the missing
money of Cardo Miguel?” This question is ?
a. Control
b. Irrelevant
c. Weak Relevant/ Secondary relevant – deals with the physical acts that support the
primary issue. This is usually use in multi-issue examination.
Ex. Did you participate in the theft of that missing money?
d. Strong Relevant/ primary relevant
36. It is a process that encompasses all activities that take place between a polygraph examiner and
an examinee during a specific series of interactions.
a. Subject- eto yung tawag sa kinukuhan ng response
b. Chart Marking Examination
c. Polygraph examiner/ Poligraphist
d. Polygraph Examination
37. Marking which are placed only if the examine does something which will cause the physiological
tracings to distort?
a. False Positive- truthful examinee reported being deceptive
b. False Negative- deceptive examinee reported as truthful
c. Primary Markings
d. Secondary Markings
38. It is also called “Control Question Test” which compares examinees response to relevant
questions to their response to other questions that are believed to elicit physiological reactions
from innocent examinees.
a. Reid Comparison Test modified as GENERAL QUESTION TEST
b. Zone Comparison CONSIST OF RELEVANT , IRRELEVANT AND CONTROL
c. Utah Probable Lie Test- CONSIST OF RELEVANT , IRRELEVANT AND PROBABLE LIE
d. Comparison Question Test
39. The opinion of a witness o0n matter requiring special knowledge, skill, experience or training
which he has shown to possess, may be received in evidence.
a. Rule 131 Sec. 1
b. Rule 131 Sec. 2
c. Rule 131 Sec. 3
d. Rule 131 Sec. 4
40. These are markings which indicate the beginning and end of examination as well as the
questions and answer of the subject. These are usually placed at the bottom or top of the
polygraph chart.
a. XX
b. Chart marking
c. Primary Markings
d. Secondary Markings
41. What is the purpose of asking irrelevant questions in a polygraph examination process?
a. To make the subject relax
b. To show that the examination process is not intimidating
c. To obtain standard tracing as basis for a norm
d. To test the machine
42. The purpose of taking a statement of written consent from the subject is?
a. to have a legal basis that no constitutional rights violated
b. to protect the rights of the examiner
c. to serve as evidence in crime
d. to prove that the subject is innocent
43. A last question asked in the lie test. It is a direct question that relates to the fact that the subject
has told the truth to all questions asked in the lie test.
a. Strong Relevant Question
b. Fishing Expedition Test Question – USED TO VAGRANTS OR LOITER FOR ROUTINE
INTERROGATION. EX. HAVE YOU EVER BeEN ARRESTED BEFORE?)
c. Knowledge Question
d. Check Question
44. It is designed to stimulate the guilty subject and focus his attention on the probability of
incriminating proof that would tend to establish his guilt.
a. Evidence Connecting Question
b. Weak Relevant Question
c. Knowledge Question
d. Strong Relevant Question
45. Which of the following questions is an example of the evidence-connecting question?
a. Do you know who owns the wallet left at the crime scene?
b. Did you participate in the theft of any of that money?
c. Before 1197, did you still anything? CONTROL QUESTION
d. Before this year, did you ever steal anything from someone who trusted you? CONTROL
QUESTION
46. Among the following, which is considered a secondary-involvement relevant question?
a. Do you know who owns the wallet left at the crime scene?
b. Did you participate in the theft of any of the money?
c. Before 1197, did you still anything?
d. Before this year, did you ever steal anything from someone who trusted you?
47. When the subject is constantly moving in the chair, pulling his ears, rubbing his face, picking and
tweaking the nose, crossing or uncrossing the legs, rubbing the hair, eyes, eyebrows, biting or
snapping his fingernails. These are indicators of nervous tension called________.
a. Fidgeting( HINDI MAPAKALI)
b. Color Change
c. Peculiar Feeling Inside( COVERT BEHAVIOR)
d. Sweating
48. The following are the principal use of polygraph examination, EXCEPT:
a. It is an aid to the investigator
b. It speeds up the process of investigation
c. It eliminates innocent suspect
d. It could not focus with the subject for investigation
49. What kind of changes occur with the person’s body whenever he/she lies?
a. Physical
b. Physiological
c. Psychological
d. Psychiatric
50. The polygraph instrument usually measures ___________physiological reactions recorded by
three different medical instruments that are combined in one machine.
a. Four to five
b. Five to seven
c. Four to six
d. Three to five
51. Which fingers do you attach the galvanograph finger electrode?
a. Thumb and little fingers
b. Index and ring fingers
c. Index and middle fingers
 d. Middle and little fingers
52. The skin of the fingertips of the subjects contains a high density of sweat glands, making them
good location to measure ____________.
a. Pulse Rate
b. Perspiration
c. Breathing
d. Respiration
53. What part of the polygraph instrument that records breathing of the subject?
a. Pneumograph
b. Galvanograph
c. Cardiograph
d. Kymograph
54. What is the meaning if the professional polygraph examiner renders an opinion that the subject
is telling the truth?
a. Deception Indicated (DI) ( nagsisinungaling)
b. No Deception Indicated (NDI)
c. Inconclusive (INC) no opinion ( cannot determine if truthful or not)
d. Conclusive
55. The lie detector records psychophysiological responses from the subject while word
association test records _______________.
a. Irregularities in the breathing of the subject
b. Vocabulary of the subject
c. Time of interval between words uttered by the examiner and answer of the subject
d. Answer of the subjects per word
56. When a person is relaxed and responding honestly to the questions, those inaudible frequencies
are clearly on the instrument. But when a person is under stress as when he is lying those
frequencies tend to disappear. This best describes :
a. Word Association Test – a list of 75 stimulus word which is answerable by yes or no.
b. Stress Recording Test
c. Polygraphy- scientific methods of detecting deception done with the aid of polygraph
machine
d. Psychological Stress Evaluation
57. It is a falsehood or a false statement deliberately made.
a. Falsification
b. Deceit
c. Fraud
d. Lie
58. It is not appropriate to call a polygraph machine a lie detector. This statement is :
a. Absolutely Correct
b. Absolutely Incorrect
c. Maybe Correct
d. Maybe Incorrect
59. This test believes that liars will show more signs of cognitive load than truth tellers and that
camera will be able to pick up these subtle signs as it captures the interviewee’s eye dilation,
movements, and response time.
a. Alcohol Intoxication- pinapinom ng alcohol yung subject tapos saka tatanungin
b. Narcoanalysis – drug used is soduim amytal and sodioum dentothal
c. Brain Scanning
d. Iris Analysis
60. Which among the following does not indicate a verbal symptom of deception?
a. Repetition of Question
b. Sweating and flushed face
c. Tirades ( angry)
d. Speed of Speech
61. The following are non-verbal symptoms of deception except :
a. Emblems( ex. Wave or thumbs up)
b. Breathing
c. Dryness of the mouth
d. Pauses
62. Polygraph Examination has 4 phases. It is conducted chronologically as follows:
a. Preliminary Preparation, Instrumentation, Pre-Test Interview, Post-Test Questioning
b. Pre-Test Interview, Instrumentation, Preliminary Preparation, Post-Test Questioning
c. Preliminary Preparation, Pre-Test Interview, Instrumentation, Post-Test Questioning
d. Preliminary Preparation, Post-Test Interview, Instrumentation, Post-Test Questioning
63. Which among the following is not an objective of using Polygraph Services?
a. To eliminate suspects ( to eliminate innocent)
b. To ascertain if a person is telling the truth
c. To obtain additional investigative leads of the crime under investigation
d. To locate whereabouts of suspects
64. A stage of polygraph examination whereby polygraph instrument is actually used while asking
questions to the subject. This is also known as the actual test.
a. Interview
b. Instrumentation
c. Relevant Questioning
d. Irrelevant Questioning
65. Interview, Formulation of polygraph questions, collect polygram and interpret polygraph tracing
are some of the tasks of?
a. Forensic Examiner
b. Forensic Chemist
c. Forensic Ballistician
d. Forensic Psychophysiologist
66. The following are not limitations of the polygraph instrument except:
a. A highly trained and experienced polygraph examiner.
b. A reliable instrument
c. It is only accurate as the examiner is competent.
d. A well-planned interrogation rooms.
67. Preliminary preparation is the first stage of polygraph examination. It basically involves the
process of interviewing the requesting party. The questioning is done by polygraph examiner. In
most criminal cases, the requesting party is the _________________?
a. Examiner
b. Witness
c. Suspect
d. Investigator On Case
68. One of the purpose of the Pre-test Interview is to :
a. Physically condition the subject for the test
b. Determine the ability in lying of the subject
c. To establish rapport with the subject
d. To record psychophysiological changes in the subject
69. Wait for ___________ before asking the first question in order to record the normal pattern of
the subject.
a. 5-10 seconds
b. 10-15 seconds
c. 15-20 seconds
d. 20-30 seconds
70. It is the process of writing standard and customized signs on the paper chart to denote the
subject’s reactions and other circumstances occur during the actual test.
a. Chart writing
b. Chart Marking
c. Chart Probing( examiner shows the recorded result with brief explanation)
d. Chart Interpretation
71. A mark on the chart that indicates that the subject clears her/his throat during examination.
a. C( cough)
b. M( movement)
c. MI( movement instructions)
d. T
72. Kymograph referred to as Chart Drive Module. It pulls the chart paper at the rate of
______________.
a. 3-6 inches per minute
b. 6-8 inches per minute
c. 8-10 inches per minute
d. 6-12 inches per minute
73. As a polygraph examiner, what mark will you put on the chart if the subject laughs during the
actual examination?
a. Y ( yawn)
b. L
c. RQ ( repetition of question)
d. PJ ( paperjam)
74. Chart Marking is the process of writing standard and customized signs on the paper chart to
denote the subject’s reactions and other circumstances occur during the actual test while chart
probing is the _________________.
 a. Process of reading the charts to the subject.
b. Process of marking, writing and explain the chart to the subject.
c. Process of showing the polygram to the subject and providing explanation on the
responses.
d. Process of reading and deciphering the meaning of graphical responses of the subject on
the chart tracing.
75. The breathing and respiratory pattern of the subject is being recorded by the Pneumograph
while the skin resistance of the subject is being recorded by the ______.
a. Polygraph Machine
b. Galvanograph
c. Cardiograph
d. Kymograph
76. If the purpose of the question is to detect changes from the subject’s norm tracing plus
excitement level plus stimulus, the type of question use should be :
a. Relevant Questions
b. SKY Questions
c. Irrelevant Questions
d. DYAT Questions
77. A question that has an intense and specific relationship to the offense or problem being
considered is a ___.
a. Strong Relevant Question
b. Irrelevant question
c. Secondary relevant question
d. DYAT or Sacrifice question
78. This is administered when a fact relating to the event is known only to the perpetrator of the
offense and the victim, police and client.
a. Known Solution Peak of Tension
b. Pre-employment Test( you can find out if your candidate has been honest regarding their
work history) applicable siya sa mga nag aapply for work.
c. Proving Peak of Tension Test
d. Periodic Testing
79. Among the following, which is considered a secondary-involvement relevant question?
a. Do you know who owns the wallet left at the crime scene?
b. Did you participate in the theft of any of the money?
c. Before 1197, did you still anything?
d. Before this year, did you ever steal anything from someone who trusted you?
80. Which of the following questions is an example of the evidence-connecting question?
a. Do you know who owns the wallet left at the crime scene?
b. Did you participate in the theft of any of that money?
c. Before 1197, did you still anything?
d. Before this year, did you ever steal anything from someone who trusted you?
81. “Do you expect anyone in particular who committed the offense?” is an example of _____.
a. DYK or Knowledge question?
 b. Guilt complex question- One was a “guilt complex question,” which asked the subject if
he committed a fictitious crime of the same nature as the real crime. In this study, the
guilt complex question was, “Did you take that watch from room 702?” (127). There was,
of course, no watch stolen from room 702.
c. SKY question
d. Symptomatic question
82. The purpose of General Question Test is
a. To check the possible deliberate distortion when the chosen number is asked and to
obtain a chart wherein the subject is not under stress.
b. To get the standard tracing of the subject and to establish a true telling pattern for the
initial part of the record.
c. To determine the responsiveness of the subject to crucial questions on spot responses.
d. To compare the degree of reaction between control and relevant question
83. It concerns some secondary element of the crime or problem and deals mostly in guilty
knowledge and partial involvement.
a. Knowledge Question
b. Strong Relevant Question
c. Evidence Connecting Question test question in which the examinee is asked about a
particular piece of physical evidence that would incriminate the guilty person. It could be
items left at the crime scene by the perpetrator or stolen property.
Ex. Do you know where any of that missing money is right now?
d. Weak Relevant Question
84. It is an opinion which indicates that an analysis of the polygraph charts revealed the
physiological responses to relevant question(s) is an indicative of deception.
a. Deception Indicated (DI)
b. No Deception Indicated (NDI)
c. No Opinion (NO)
d. Global Evaluation
85. “Is your name Juan Dela Cruz?” Is an example of
a. Relevant Question
b. Strong Relevant Question
c. Control Question
d. Irrelevant Question
86. “Between the ages of 25-30 years of age, did you hit anyone with your fist?” This is an example
of
a. Relevant Question
b. Strong Relevant Question
c. Control Question
d. Irrelevant Question
87. “Have you lied to any questions that I have asked you?” This is an example of
a. Relevant Question
b. Strong Relevant Question
c. Control Question
d. Irrelevant Question
88. The most important single factor in polygraph testing is _____________.
a. Validity of polygraph test
b. polygraph examination
c. Chart interpretation
d. admissibility of polygraph result
89. It refers to the recorded tracings of all emotional patterns permanently on the charts or graphs
from a series of questions.
a. graph
b. chart
c. Polygram / chart
d. chart tracings
90. It is normally located at the center position. When properly balanced, it takes the form of slightly
wavering line across the middle portion of the chart with a minor response to spoken stimuli.
a. galvanograph tracing
b. pneumograph tracing
c. cardiograph tracing
d. kymograph tracing
91. Admission and confession obtained during polygraph examination is admissible if it follows legal
procedures except:
a. He’s aware of his miranda rights
b. No torture, force, violence, threat, intimidation or any other means which vitiate the
free was used against him.
c. Any confession or admission obtained in violation of this or Section 17 hereof shall be
inadmissible against him.
d. He was threatened before the actual examination.
92. The federal ruling introduced the concept of general acceptance and stated that polygraph
testing did not meet that criterion.
a. Daubert Standard
b. Frye Standard
c. Fried Standard
d. Dubert Standard
93. The U.S. federal court relaxes the FRYE standard for admission of scientific evidence and ordered
federal trial judges to become the “gatekeepers” of scientific evidence.
a. Daubert Standard
b. Frye Standard
c. Fried Standard ( wala pong ganto pati letter d)
d. Dubert Standard
94. Admissibility of polygraph test results as evidence in court differs between________.
a. countries
b. places
c. judges
d. jurisdictions
95. The accused has to walk barefooted over burning coals, if unharmed the accused is innocent.
a. Trial of Heat and Fire
 b. Ordeal of the Tiger
c. Trial by Ordeal
d. Test of the Cross Ordeal – In this ordeal, the winner of the dispute is person who can
keep his arms outstretched in the form of a cross for the longest period of time
96. Persons who always pretend what he is and what he thinks of himself
a. white liars
b. tournament liar- person who loves to lie and is excited by the challenge of not being
detected
c. black liar
d. compulsive liar-liar who lies out of habit
97. The following are the principal use of polygraph examination, except
a. It is an aid to the investigator
b. It speeds up the process of investigation
c. It eliminates innocence suspect
d. The investigator could not focus or concentrate to the subject to determine the truth or
deception
98. A graphic representation containing selected physiological data generated by an examinee
during the data collection phase of a polygraph examination.
a. Polygraph – eto yung instrument na ginagamit or nagrerecord sa blood pressure pulse ,
skin resistance , breathing.
b. polygram
c. polygraphy
d. graphs
99. He was considered as father of modern polygraph
a. Dr. William M. Marston
b. Dr. James Mackenzi- an English clinician and cardiologist, constructed the Clinical
Polygraph in 1892, an instrument to be used for medical examinations with the
capability to simultaneously record undulated line tracings of the vascular pulses (radial,
venous and arterial), by way of a stylus onto a revolving drum of smoked paper.
c. Jacques D’”Arsonval
d. Angelo Mosso- IAngelo Mosso is the first scientist to report on experiments in which he
observes that a person’s breathing pattern changes under certain stimuli and that this
change, in turn, causes variations in their blood pressure and pulse rate.
100. The following should be taken in considerations in the pre-test phase, except
a. the appraisal of subject’s constitutional right
b. obtain subject’s consent to undergo polygraph test by signing a statement of consent
c. taking of personal data of the subject
d. determining his/her suitability as a suspect