- 1. It is a light-sensitive material used in analog photography to capture images. It consists of a flexible plastic base coated with a silver halide emulsion, which reacts to light exposure.
A) Folding Camera
B) Photographic Paper
C) Film
D) Plastic
- 2. Which type of photographic paper is sensitive to all visible light wavelengths?
A) Orthochromatic paper
B) Lith paper
C) Panchromatic paper
D) Infrared paper
- 3. This occurs when light hits a rough or uneven but glossy surface or medium.
A) Refraction
B) Reflection
C) Diffused or Irregular Reflection
D) Specular or Regular Reflection
- 4. It is a specially coated paper designed for printing high-quality images from film negatives or digital sources.
A) Film
B) Bond Paper
C) Colored Paper
D) Photographic Paper
- 5. What is the primary purpose of photographic paper?
A) To clean camera lenses
B) To store digital images
C) To develop film negatives
D) To produce photographic prints from negatives or digital sources
- 6. Which component in photographic paper makes it light-sensitive?
A) Sodium chloride
B) Emulsion stabilizer
C) Silver halide crystals
D) Plastic coating
- 7. Refers to how sensitive the paper is to different wavelengths of light-essentially, what colors of light the paper reacts to during exposure.
A) Sound Sensitivity
B) Sensitivity
C) Spectral Sensitivity
D) Light Sensitivity
- 8. Sensitive to ultraviolet rays and blue color only.
A) Infrared
B) Panchromatic
C) Orthochromatic
D) Blue sensitive
- 9. Silver halides are the chemicals responsible for light sensitivity in both film and photo paper.
A) False
B) True
- 10. Which surface finish on photographic paper gives a glossy appearance?
A) Satin
B) Semi matte
C) Glossy
D) Matte
- 11. Basic Parts of the Camera.
A) Camera Body, Apperture, Shutter, Lens and SD Card
B) Camera Body, Lens, Shutter, Viewfinder and Flash
C) Camera Body, Lens, Shutter, Viewfinder and Film Holder
- 12. It is transparent plastic layer (usually acetate or polyester) that holds the emulsion.
A) Silver Halides
B) Gray or Antihalation Backing
C) Base
D) Emulsion
- 13. Instant camera develops a photograph without the need for a darkroom or additional chemicals.
A) False
B) True
- 14. Refers to how quickly the film reacts to light.
A) Emulsion Speed
B) Film Speed
C) Chemical Reaction Speed
D) Development Speed
- 15. It is a photographic technique where a negative is placed directly on top of photographic paper and exposed to light.
A) Projecction Printing
B) Contact Printing
C) Printing
D) Digital Printing
- 16. What does "grain" in photographic film refer to?
A) Color accuracy
B) Film thickness
C) Level of detail in the emulsion
D) Size of silver halide crystals
- 17. Silver halides are the chemicals responsible for light sensitivity in both film and photo paper.
A) True
B) False
- 18. The photograph that is obtained in negative, the light part will be the ?
A) Blackest
B) White
C) Colored
D) Brigthest
- 19. This shows the entire scene or area where an incident occurred.
A) Close-up View
B) General View
C) Extreme close-up View
D) Medium View
- 20. Refers to how quickly the film reacts to light.
A) Development Speed
B) Emulsion Speed
C) Film Speed
D) Chemical Reaction Speed
- 21. It is the mechanical result of Photography.
A) Evidence
B) Film
C) Photograph
D) Light
- 22. What is the primary purpose of photographic paper?
A) To produce photographic prints from negatives or digital sources
B) To clean camera lenses
C) To store digital images
D) To develop film negatives
- 23. What does "grain" in photographic film refer to?
A) Color accuracy
B) Size of silver halide crystals
C) Level of detail in the emulsion
D) Film thickness
- 24. A student is walking to school early in the morning while it's still dark. He uses a flashlight. What kind of light is he using?
A) Artificial
B) Natural
C) Alternative Light
D) Any of the choices
- 25. It is a specially coated paper designed for printing high-quality images from film negatives or digital sources.
A) Colored Paper
B) Photographic Paper
C) Film
D) Bond Paper
- 26. The photograph that is obtained in positive, the light part will be the ?
A) Blackest
B) Colored
C) Brigthest
D) White
- 27. Which of the following is both a natural and artificial source of light?
A) Moonlight
B) Fire
C) Flashlight
D) Sunlight
- 28. Basic Parts of the Camera.
A) Camera Body, Apperture, Shutter, Lens and SD Card
B) Camera Body, Lens, Shutter, Viewfinder and Flash
C) Camera Body, Lens, Shutter, Viewfinder and Film Holder
- 29. Which type of photographic paper is sensitive to all visible light wavelengths?
A) Lith paper
B) Panchromatic paper
C) Infrared paper
D) Orthochromatic paper
- 30. What is the primary goal of forensic photography?
A) To capture visual evidence accurately and objectively
B) To impress the jury
C) To create artistic photos of crime scenes
D) To edit evidence for clarity
- 31. One of a number of known form of radiant energy which travel in wave motion. Its travels at a speed of 186,000 miles per second.
A) Light
B) Wavelength
C) Crest
D) Frequency
- 32. It is transparent plastic layer (usually acetate or polyester) that holds the emulsion.
A) Silver Halides
B) Base
C) Emulsion
D) Gray or Antihalation Backing
- 33. Which surface finish on photographic paper gives a glossy appearance?
A) Glossy
B) Semi matte
C) Satin
D) Matte
- 34. Sensitive to ultraviolet rays and blue color only.
A) Panchromatic
B) Infrared
C) Blue sensitive
D) Orthochromatic
- 35. A plays a critical role in crime scene investigation by capturing accurate, detailed photographic records of evidence, victims, suspects, and crime scenes.
A) Evidence Custodian
B) Forensic Photographer
C) Evidence Collector
D) Investigator
- 36. It is a light-sensitive material used in analog photography to capture images. It consists of a flexible plastic base coated with a silver halide emulsion, which reacts to light exposure.
A) Film
B) Plastic
C) Photographic Paper
D) Folding Camera
- 37. Which of the following is NOT BELONG to the 4 modern photographic rays?
A) Ultra-violet rays
B) Gamma rays
C) Visible spectrum/light
D) Infrared rays
- 38. Allows sufficient visible light to pass through them that the object on the other side maybe clearly seen.
A) Opaque
B) Transparent
C) Translucent
D) Solid
- 39. Who is the person in 1666 proved that the white light that seen by a man is mixture of all colors?
A) Isaac Newton
B) Pining Garcia
C) Alphonse Bertillon
D) Albert Einstein
- 40. Which component in photographic paper makes it light-sensitive?
A) Emulsion stabilizer
B) Sodium chloride
C) Plastic coating
D) Silver halide crystals
- 41. X-rays are used in medicine primarily for:
A) Treating cancer
B) Heating food
C) Imaging bones
D) Tracking GPS
A) Absorption of light by a surface
B) Bouncing of light from a surface
C) Bending of light as it passes through a narrow opening
D) Bending of light as it passes from one medium to another
- 43. Refers to how sensitive the paper is to different wavelengths of light-essentially, what colors of light the paper reacts to during exposure.
A) Sensitivity
B) Spectral Sensitivity
C) Sound Sensitivity
D) Light Sensitivity
- 44. It is a photographic technique where a negative is placed directly on top of photographic paper and exposed to light.
A) Contact Printing
B) Digital Printing
C) Printing
D) Projecction Printing
- 45. It has a wavelength of 30-40 nanometers, it is best use for photograph of fingerprints in multi colored, documents that are altered, decipherment of erase writing using chemical.
A) Ultra-violet rays
B) Infrared rays
C) X-rays
D) Invisible light
- 46. RAYS HAVING A WAVELENGTH OF 400 TO 700 NANOMETER OR
MILIMICRONS
A) x-rays
B) Infrared rays
C) Ultra violet rays
D) Visible light rays
- 47. RADIATION HAVING A WAVELENGTH OF 700- 1000 NANOMETER OR
MILIMICRONS.
A) Ultra violet rays
B) Visible light rays
C) Infrared rays
D) x-rays
- 48. HITS A FLAT, SMOOTH AND SHINY SURFACE.
A) DIFFUSED OR IRREGULAR REFLECTION
B) REFRACTION
C) REFLECTION
D) SPECULAR OR REGULAR REFLECTION
- 49. THE BENDING OF LIGHT WHEN PASSING FROM ONE MEDIUM TO ANOTHER
A) DIFFRACTION
B) ABSORPTION
C) TRANSMISSION
D) REFRACTION
- 50. THE BENDING OF LIGHT WHEN IT HITS A SHARP EDGE OF AN OPAQUE
OBJECT.
A) REFRACTION
B) DIFFRACTION
C) ABSORPTION
D) TRANSMISSION
- 51. WHEN LIGHT HITS A TRANSPARENT MEDIUM, ALMOST ALL OF THE LIGHT
PASS THROUGH IT.
A) DIFFRACTION
B) TRANSMISSION
C) REFRACTION
D) ABSORPTION
- 52. THE BOUNCING BACK OF LIGHT WHEN IT HITS THE SURFACE OF THE MEDIUM.
A) REFLECTION
B) ABSORPTION
C) REFRACTION
D) DIFFRACTION
- 53. TAKING A MAGNIFIED
PHOTOGRAPH OF SMALL OBJECT THROUGH
ATTACHING A CAMERA TO THE OCULAR OF A
COMPOUND MICROSCOPE SO AS TO SHOW A
MINUTE DETAILS OF THE PHYSICAL
EVIDENCE.
A) PHOTOMICROGRAPHY
B) PHOTOMACROGRAPHY
C) MICROPHOTOGRAPHY
D) MACROPHOTOGRAPHY
- 54. TAKING A MAGNIFIED
(ENLARGED) PHOTOGRAPH OF SMALL OBJECT
BY ATTACHING AN EXTENDED TUBE LENS
(MACRO LENS) TO THE CAMERA.
A) TELEPHOTOGRAPHY
B) PHOTOMACROGRAPHY
C) MICROPHOTOGRAPHY
D) MACROPHOTOGRAPHY
- 55. ULTRAVIOLET RAYS, BLUE AND GREEN COLORS.
A) INFRARED
B) PANCHROMATIC
C) ORTHOCHROMATIC
D) BLUE SENSITIVE
- 56. ULTRAVIOLET RAYS, TO BLUE, GREEN AND RED COLOR.
A) INFRARED
B) BLUE SENSITIVE
C) ORTHOCHROMATIC
D) PANCHROMATIC
- 57. ULTRAVIOLET RAYS, TO ALL COLORS
A) PANCHROMATIC
B) BLUE SENSITIVE
C) INFRARED
D) ORTHOCHROMATIC
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