- 1. an act of inducing hypnosis to dazzle or overcome by suggestion.
A) X-ray
B) Breathalyzer
C) Hypnotism
D) EEG machine
- 2. It is also known as Russian truth?
A) RUSKAYA PRAVDA
B) RUSKAYA PRADA
C) RUSSKAYA PRADA
D) RUSSKAYA PRAVDA
- 3. This kind of test was used among the Hill Tribe of Rajahmal in the North of Bengal part of India?
A) Red Hot metal ordeal
B) Hot water ordeal
C) Red Hot Iron Ordeal
D) Boiling water Ordeal
- 4. A modern scientific method of detecting deception technique whether the subject is telling the truth or not.
A) Polygraphy
B) lie detection
C) Dactyloscopy
D) Polygramphy
- 5. Give the two kinds of liar.
A) NONPROFESSIONAL LIAR/STUDENT LIAR
B) PROFESSIONAL LIAR/ PATHOLOGICAL LIAR
C) PROFESSIONAL LIAR/ PATHOLOGY LIAR
D) NONPROFESSIONAL LIAR/ PATHOLOGICAL LIAR
- 6. It is used in testing for locating the suspect and the stolen items.
A) Truth Serrum
B) Truth or dare
C) Truth Serum
D) Truth Sirum
- 7. The basic practice is to present orally or visually a group of words each word sufficiently separated in time from the others so that subject's response to it.
A) Word association
B) Word asociation
C) Word assocciation
D) Word assosiation
- 8. In what ordeal that the accused will fast for 12 hours?
A) Ordeal of Rice Chewing
B) Ordeal of the Red Water
C) Ordeal of Grain Chewing
D) Ordeal of Balance
- 9. This practice started in India, the accused will be given a concentrated rice grains and he will told chew and swallow the said rice if the accused not able to swallow a single grain he will be judge as guilty and this by their belief that no person able to swallow the gift of god?
A) Ordeal of the Red Water
B) Ordeal of Grain Chewing
C) Ordeal of Rice Chewing
D) Ordeal of Balance
- 10. In ordeal of the red water, how many hours the accused should fast?
A) 10
B) 13
C) 11
D) 12
- 11. Historical chronicles and ancient written records carry evidence about complex rituals and sophisticated ordeals otherwise known a
A) DIVINE JUST
B) DIVINE TRUTH
C) DIVINE MERCY
D) DIVINE JUSTICE
- 12. This type of practice of testing the veracity of the accused by placing him on one scale of balance?
A) Ordeal of wieght
B) Boiling water Ordeal
C) Hot water ordeal
D) Ordeal of Balance
- 13. This ordeal was used in modern Africa, this type of test is the person will told to immerse his arm to a big pot with a full of water if his arm will not burst he is innocence?
A) Ordeal of Balance
B) Ordeal of Rice Chewing
C) Boiling water Ordeal
D) Hot water ordeal
- 14. In red hot iron ordeal, how many times should the hot iron touch his tongue?
A) 9
B) 10
C) 6
D) 8
- 15. one can state part of the truth out of context, knowing that without complete information, it gives a false impression.
A) noble lie
B) noble lie
C) promotion lie
D) contextual lie
- 16. is types of lie which are meant in jest, and are usually understood as such by all present parties. Teasing and sarcasm are examples.
A) emergency
B) bluffing
C) jocose lies
D) noble lie
- 17. types of lie that accepted and can be expected as a tactic.
A) emergency lie
B) black lie
C) red lie
D) bluffing
- 18. this is a lie made by person who cannot distinguish right from wrong.
A) black lie
B) pathological lie
C) emergency lie
D) pathological Lier
- 19. the polygraph is a recorder of a_changes occurring within the examinee's body as the polygraph examiner ask a series of the question
A) psycho-physiological
B) physical
C) psycho-motor
D) external
- 20. kinds of lie that it is often told to maintain law, order, and society.
A) fabrication
B) forgery
C) perjury
D) noble lie
- 21. often contain statements which are incredible, such us" we are happy to serve you".
A) contextual lie
B) promotion lie
C) jocose lie
D) noble lie
- 22. types of lie that denotes as a temporary lie.
A) emergency lie
B) malicious lie
C) black lie
D) judicial lie
- 23. kinds of lie that often a platitude which may use euphenism.
A) lie to children
B) bold face lie
C) noble lie
D) fabrication
- 24. it is the combination of medical devices.
A) polygraph instrument
B) detection
C) lie detector
D) lie detector
- 25. other name of the polygraph
A) PERFORMANCE REPORTS
B) Many writings
C) Lie detector
D) truth verifier
- 26. It is synonymous to deceit, deception, fabrication, falsehood and untruth?
A) False
B) truth
C) maybe
D) Lie
- 27. it is antonyms to deceit, deception, fabrication, falsehood and untruth?
A) Truth
B) Maybe
C) Lie
D) False
- 28. the term polygraph means what?
A) document
B) truth verifier
C) lie detction
D) many writings
- 29. what is the popular but misleading name of the polygraph?
A) truth verifier
B) many writings
C) Lie dection
D) Lie detector
- 30. the following are objectives of the polygraph, except.
A) to obtain valuable information
B) to convict suspect
C) locate the fruits of tools of the crime
D) identify other persons involved
- 31. Is the deliberate, complete and objective communication of the recollection of the person, place, things, and/or event, which the communicator believes to exist, have existed or occurred.
A) truth
B) correct
C) False
D) lie
- 32. it is untruthful statement, falsehood, anything that deceives or creates false impression.
A) false
B) lie
C) truth
D) True
- 33. it is the method of detecting deception with the use of a polygraph instrument.
A) polygraphy
B) lie detector
C) polygraph
D) instrument
- 34. example of this lie is "the dog ate my homework"
A) malicious lie
B) bold-face lie
C) fabrication
D) malicious lie
- 35. example of this lie are: propaganda-brain-washing and blackmail via espionage and treason
A) red lie
B) malicious lie
C) white lie
D) black lie
- 36. these are kind of lies used to protect or maintain the harmony of friendship or any relationship.
A) pathological lie
B) black lie
C) benign lie
D) red lie
- 37. this is a lie made by the person who cannot distinguish right from wrong.
A) red lie
B) pathological lie
C) white lie
D) malicious lie
- 38. what is the common reason why do people Lie?
A) consequences
B) benefits
C) fear of detection
D) anxiety
- 39. one lies by omitting an important fact.
A) lying by omission
B) fabrication
C) malicious lie
D) bold-face lie
- 40. where he suggested the use of body pulse todetectdeception.
A) Cesare Lombroso
B) Lebron James
C) Angelo Mosso
D) Daniel Defoe
- 41. an ItalianCriminologist andtutorofAngelo Mosso, published the second edition of his book entitled L Homme Criminel
A) John Cena
B) Cesare Lombroso
C) Angelo Mosso
D) Daniel Defoe
- 42. He made use of an instrument called plethysmograph
A) Daniel defoe
B) Angelo mosso
C) Cesare Lombroso
D) Paimon
- 43. introduced the using a series of irrelevant questions and relevant questions separated in time
A) Daniel defoe
B) Francis Galton
C) Angelo mosso
D) Cesare Lombroso
- 44. The Father of polygraphy
A) Leonarde keeler
B) JohnA.Larson
C) Cesare Lombroso
D) Daniel defoe
- 45. Modern Father of polygraphy
A) Leonarde keeler
B) Angelo mosso
C) JohnA.Larson
D) Cesare Lombroso
- 46. Sigmund Freud confirmed the significance of the non-verbal behavior, " he that has no eyes to see, and ears to hear, may convince himself that no mortal can keep a secret. if his lips are silent, he _with his fingertips; betrayal comes out of him from every pore".
A) Bite
B) Up
C) cheaters
D) chatters
- 47. the following are signs and symptoms of lies/deception, exclude one
A) swearing to or before god that hi/she commit the offense
B) twitching of the lips and or excessive winking of the eyes
C) failure to look the inquirer straight in the eyes
D) dilation of the eyes, protrusion of eyeballs and elevation of upper eyelids
- 48. when asked, " did you commit that crime?" and the suspect is verbally reply, "no i did not!" accompanied by an illustrator, like covering his mouth. It is sign and symptom of what?
A) Alibi
B) deceptive
C) admission
D) truthfulness
- 49. the following are non-verbal behaviors, except.
A) emblems
B) illustrators
C) actions
D) Adapters
- 50. the following are signs and symptoms of lies/deception, exclude one.
A) often asks counter-questions and counter-queries
B) all the time absent minded
C) often asks permission to go to comfort rooms
D) pointing guilt to his own.
- 51. these are non-verbal behavior that expresses the entire communication. no spoken words are necessary.
A) Emblems
B) illustrators
C) actions
D) adapters
- 52. these are non-verbal behaviors which assist the listener better understand the verbal communication.
A) adapters
B) Actions
C) emblems
D) illustrators
- 53. It allows you to clear up or make a better pattern when you have too much pulse pressure of the subject
A) Panel Control
B) Hand Electrode
C) Illustrators
D) Resonance Control
- 54. This is fastened to the hand by a stretched band. Function is to make electrical contact with the subject.
A) Emblem
B) Hand Electrode
C) Panel Control
D) Resonance Control
- 55. to allow the operator to control or adjust the operation of the galvanograph.
A) Resonance Control
B) Adapters
C) Hand Electrode
D) Panel Control
- 56. on switch energizes the galvanograph section.
A) Subject's resistance control
B) Self-centered normal switch
C) Off and on power switch
D) Reactivity control
- 57. balances the galvo section to the skin resistance of the subject.
A) Subject's resistance control
B) Self-centered normal switch
C) Self-centering mode
D) Off and on power switch
- 58. adjusts sensitivity of the galvo section.
A) Self-centered normal switch
B) Subject's resistance control
C) Reactivity control
D) Off and on power switch
- 59. selects either mode of operation.
A) Self-centered normal switch
B) Off and on power switch
C) Subject's resistance control
D) Self-centering mode
- 60. the circuit electronically centers the pen itself after every excursion.
A) Self-centering mode
B) Subject's resistance control
C) Subject's resistance control
D) Off and on power switch
- 61. used to place cardio in its proper place on the chart.
A) Emblem
B) Resonance control
C) Vent Valve
D) Manual centering knob
- 62. is used to left atmospheric pressure into the system and used to release pressure all or parts of the pressure.
A) Manual centering knob
B) Reactivity control
C) Vent Valve
D) Resonance control
- 63. is used to decrease the amplitude of the cardio tracing and used to sharpen the diacrotic notch.
A) Manual centering knob
B) Vent Valve
C) Resonance control
D) Vent
- 64. used to position base line of the pneumo tracing on the upper heavy horizontal line
A) Vent
B) Vent Valve
C) Manual centering knob
D) Resonance control
- 65. to allow the operator to control or adjust the operation of the galvanograph.
A) Vent valve
B) Vent
C) Resonance control
D) Panel Control
- 66. This is fastened to the hand by a stretched band. Function is to make electrical contact with the subject.
A) Resonance control
B) Hand Electrode
C) Vent valve
D) Panel control
- 67. It allows you to clear up or make a better pattern when you have too much pulse pressure of the subject
A) Vent valve
B) Panel control
C) Resonance control
D) Vent
- 68. pneumatic connection for lower (abdominal) pneumograph.
A) Pneumo 2
B) Pump
C) Cuff
D) Pneumo 1
- 69. pneumatic connection for upper (thoracic) pneumograph.
A) Pneumo 1
B) Pump
C) Cuff
D) Pneumo 2
- 70. raises or lowers pen to three (3) positions.
A) Pen Lifter
B) Cuff
C) Paper Tear Bar
D) Chart Drive Module
- 71. propels chart paper at the rate of 6-12 inches per minute. Also known as kymograph.
A) Chart Drive
B) Chart Drive Module
C) Vent
D) Paper tear bar
- 72. lifts chart drive roller for paper changes and chart removal.
A) Chart Drive Module
B) Paper Tear Bar
C) Pneumo 1
D) Chart Drive Roller Lever
- 73. is fastened on the subject’s chest and abdomen through the beaded chain.
A) Blood pressure cuff
B) Finger electrodes
C) Pneumo 1
D) Pneumograph tube
- 74. the same type used by physicians is fastened on the subject's upper right arm or bicep.
A) Resonance control
B) Blood pressure cuff
C) Pneumograph tube
D) Finger electrodes
- 75. fastened to the left index and ring fingers of the subject.
A) Finger electrodes
B) Blood pressure cuff
C) Pneumograph tube
D) Paper tear bar
- 76. is generally used as an investigative aid/technical aid in the investigative process.
A) Resonance control
B) Polygraph Examination
C) Blood pressure
D) Paper tear bar
- 77. The polygraph machine is mechanically capable of making graphical records containing reliable information regarding physiological changes
A) The Mechanical Basic Premise
B) Paper tear bar
C) The Physiological Basic Premise
D) The Psychological Basic Premise
- 78. Among the physiological changes that may be recorded and identified are those that automatically occur only following the stimulation of specific nervous system component and from which stimulation of those specific nervous system components can be reliably diagnosed.
A) The Mechanical Basic Premise
B) Admission
C) The Physiological Basic Premise
D) The Psychological Basic Premise
- 79. An increase of blood pressure and heartbeat frequency following relevant questions and the suppression in breathing are the criteria for detecting deception.
A) Admissions
B) The Mechanical Basic Premise
C) Inspiration
D) Blood Pressure and Heart Beat Frequency
- 80. They exist when the heart is contracted and the values are open with the blood rushing into the arteries
A) Low bat
B) High blood
C) Diastolic or Low pressure
D) Systolic or high pressure
- 81. This exists when the values are closed and the heart relaxed.
A) No
B) Systolic or high pressure
C) Yes
D) Diastolic or Low pressure
- 82. What is a normal blood pressure?
A) 115
B) 140
C) 120
D) 130
- 83. caused by the contraction of the diaphragm and expansion of the chest cavity that results in the air rushing into the lungs.
A) cranial Autonomic
B) Inspiration
C) sympathetic
D) Expiration
- 84. caused by relaxation of the diaphragm and contraction of the chest cavity resulting in the air rushing out of the lungs.
A) Expiration
B) Inspiration
C) Sympathetic
D) cranial Autonomic
- 85. Abnormalities as a result of telling a lie (more on psychological and such also is accompanied by physical changes).
A) Physical Movement Response
B) Outside Interference Response
C) Mental Tie-up Response
D) Deception Response
- 86. Interfering response which originates between step 2 (machine fright) and step 3 (emotion) in the reaction chain. Another name is guilt complex.
A) Physical Movement Response
B) Mental Tie-up Response
C) Outside Interference Response
D) Machine Fright Response
- 87. Interference abnormal response that originates in Step 2 (fright to the machine) of the reaction chain or situational fright. It appears on the first question or so and no longer appears throughout the test.
A) Mental Tie-up Response
B) Machine Fright Response
C) Electrodermal Response
D) Physical Movement Response
- 88. Consists of a series of relevant and irrelevant questions in a planned order
A) The Guilt Complex Test
B) The Peak of Tension test
C) Card test
D) General Question Test
- 89. Consists of only one relevant and a series of irrelevant questions. It resembles, in every general way, the card test, for it consists essentially of asking a series of questions in which only one has a bearing upon the matter under investigation.
A) General Question Te
B) Card test
C) The Peak of Tension test
D) The Guilt Complex Test
- 90. Immediately upon completion of the first test, and with the blood pressure cuff still deflated, the examiner will tell the subject, “Here’s another part of the test,” whereupon, the examiner shows him seven (7) previously numbered cards face down. Then he will be instructed to take one, look at it, and return it with the rest of the cards.
A) General Question Test
B) The Peak of Tension test
C) The Guilt Complex Test
D) Card test
- 91. Is one in which the subject is instructed by the examiner to refrain, during the test, from giving any audible answer to the questions that are to be asked of him. In the SAT, the subject is told to listen to each test question and to answer only to himself or silently.
A) Silent test answers
B) Answer silent test
C) Silent Answer test
D) Silent test
- 92. In the ranking test, all questions are relevant. It is typically used to identify other people’s involvement in a particular case or locate missing goods.
A) Ranking
B) Rate
C) Rating
D) Site
- 93. The difference is in the strict structuring of the test. No changes on the order of irrelevant, controls and relevant are allowed. It is a test adapted in most computerized scoring algorithms.
A) General Question
B) MGQT
C) Silent answer test
D) Ranking
- 94. It is a totally fictitious incident but a similar nature to the matter being investigated and makes him believe it is real. The purpose is to compare the response with those responses made concerning the actual matter under investigation.
A) The Guilt Complex Test
B) Silent test answers
C) General Question
D) Ranking
- 95. This is also called electro-dermal activity and is basically a measure of sweat on the subject's fingertips.
A) Galvanic Skin Resistance
B) Blood Pressure/Heart Rate:
C) Respiratory Rate:
D) Finger electrodes
- 96. It has a synchronized motor that drives the charts at the rate of six (6) to twelve (12) inches per minute and its speed constant is vital because the vertical lines, which are spaced either at one-half of an inch intervals, represent five- or ten-second intervals on the chart.
A) The Pneumograph Component
B) The Galvanograph Component
C) The Cardiograph Component
D) The Kymograph Component
- 97. Pump bulb assembly, Blood pressure pump connection, Blood pressure cuff assembly, Connector block, Sphygmomanometer pipe line.
A) Pen and Inking System
B) KYMOGRAPH or chart driving mechanism
C) Cardio section
D) Galvanograph section
- 98. This is the fourth and the bottom pen of the instrument
A) The Cardiograph Component
B) The Galvanograph Component
C) Finger electrodes
D) The Pneumograph Component
- 99. are attached to two of the examinee's fingers
A) Finger electrodes
B) Respiratory Rate
C) Blood Pressure/Heart Rate:
D) electro-dermal activity
- 100. Connection for hand pump used to inflate subject cuff.
A) Pump
B) Pen Lifter
C) Cuff
D) Vent
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