A) Fingerprints B) Stolen goods C) Modus operandi D) Evidence of forced entry
A) texting B) Fax C) Air D) E-Mail
A) No B) It depends C) Oftentimes D) Yes
A) Seldom B) Yes C) No D) It depends
A) Information B) Madus Operandi C) Leads D) Breakthrough
A) Sketch the area B) Videotape the area C) Do not touch or move anything D) Cordon the area
A) None of these B) Proof that crime was committed C) Wrongful act done D) Body of the victim
A) Techniques B) Words C) Simplicity D) Charity
A) Preserve crime scene B) Suspect C) Arrest D) Identify suspect
A) Collect as is and pack it B) Place in the test tube C) Transfer to a cotton cloth D) Collect as is and pack it
A) LTFRB B) MMDA C) DOTC D) LTO
A) Condom B) Cigarette butts C) Wine D) Hamburger
A) Dead B) Corpse C) Carcass D) Passed
A) the possibility of contamination B) procedure followed in analyzing the samples C) all of these D) the police prober who collected and handled the samples
A) confessant/statement giver B) Investigator and his superior C) All witnesses present D) Chief of the unit
A) first hand proof B) object evidence C) vital prober's assets D) sketchable matters
A) Evasive B) Telling the truth C) Ready to confess D) Nervous
A) Beat patrol B) First Unit Responder C) SOCO D) The investigator
A) Enhanced B) Encouraged C) Discouraged D) Avoided
A) Targeted out B) Kick out C) Stake out D) Burned out
A) 25 B) 23 C) 30 D) 35
A) Tire blocks B) tire impression C) Knee D) Palm
A) secure good results B) prevent contamination C) ensure safety nets D) avoid being infected with disease
A) maturity without self-control B) competency w/ pride C) dependability w/ self-esteem D) friendly and ample experience
A) sun drying it B) moon drying it C) Air drying it D) None of these
A) Real B) Tracing C) associative D) Expert
A) general assignment section B) theft and robbery section C) Homicide section D) murder section
A) heard speedingly B) considered judiciously C) decided jointly D) the evidence can be used in both cases
A) experimental B) Testimonial C) physical D) documentary
A) Arrest B) deprive C) Imprison D) jail
A) physical evidence B) modus operandi C) eyewitnesses D) leads
A) preponderance of evidence B) proof beyond questions C) substantial evidence D) proof beyond reasonable doubt
A) Never B) It depends C) Yes D) No
A) accusations B) Alibi C) allegations D) concoction
A) A consequential affect B) an old fracture C) fresh fracture D) an accident's affect
A) crime scene B) Prober's place C) police venue D) situs of criminal act
A) forward and hand B) march and go C) go and use D) proceed and use
A) patricide B) Genocide C) parricide D) murder
A) none of these B) criminally liable C) civilly liable D) administratively liable
A) expert B) Tracing C) Real D) associative
A) seats nearest exit B) parallel the object C) behind the subject D) beside the target
A) determine if the suspects are still in the scene B) cordon the area C) call the nearest police station D) call an ambulance and photographer
A) questions B) valid findings C) Dancing D) Source
A) Best B) expert C) demonstrative D) associative
A) Arson B) Murder C) Fraud D) Theft
A) The intent to kill B) The victim's age C) The presence of aggravating circumstances D) The use of a weapon
A) The killing of a fetus B) The killing of a newborn or child below 3 years of age C) The killing of a person above the age of 15 D) The killing of a pregnant woman
A) The fetus is viable B) The abortion is necessary for the mother's health C) The woman's consent D) The doctor performed the abortion
A) The intent of the perpetrator B) The victim's age C) The extent of the injury D) The type of injury
A) Discover the truth B) Punish suspects C) Protect the court D) Please the complainant
A) Allow media immediately B) Question witnesses later C) Do not touch, move, or alter evidence unless necessary D) Always arrest first
A) Information gathering B) Communication C) Patrol D) Arrest
A) Photographed B) Cleaned C) Secured and preserved D) Released to the public
A) Call the media B) Ensure safety and give first aid C) Touch all evidence D) Interview relatives
A) Chain of command B) Miranda doctrine C) Locard’s Exchange Principle D) Statutory rule
A) Last priority B) Silent witness to a crime C) Optional requirement D) Least important
A) Integrity of evidence B) Police speed C) Witness comfort D) Media satisfaction
A) Sketching B) Filing C) Proceeding to the crime scene D) Court hearing
A) Testimony proving a fact without inference B) Opinions C) Assumptions D) Hearsay
A) Clothing B) Weapons C) Phones D) Statements of witnesses
A) Fictional B) Properly recorded C) Insufficient D) Forgotten
A) Entertain lawyers B) Test police skills C) Identify a suspect D) Punish the suspect
A) Emotional notes B) Decorations C) Measurements and legend D) Drawing details only
A) Detention of child B) Media reports C) Filing a complaint after arrest D) School notices
A) Immediately after the incident B) After one week C) When ordered D) After investigation ends
A) Closing the case early B) Punishing the suspect C) Gossip D) Developing additional leads
A) TV reports it B) The offender is identified and charged C) Gossip confirms it D) People are satisfied
A) Scene sketch B) Arrest warrant C) Case folder D) Criminal’s method of operation
A) Court visit B) Walking through the crime scene C) Watching TV D) Checking CCTV only
A) Business to police B) Math to courts C) Medical knowledge to legal problems D) Botany to crime
A) Medico-legal officer B) Scientist C) Police witness D) Artist
A) Toxicology B) Graphology C) Thanatology D) Phlebotomy
A) Hunger B) Sunlight C) Rigor mortis D) Sweating
A) 1 week B) 1–2 minutes C) 48 hours D) 2–4 hours after death
A) Sleep B) Hunger C) Settling of blood after death D) Religion
A) Fever B) Algor mortis C) Respiration D) Circulation
A) No heartbeat for 3 seconds B) Cessation of brain activity C) No reaction D) Skin dryness
A) Determine cause of death B) Identify clothing C) Beautify the body D) Make record only
A) For fun B) For school project C) At family request D) When required by law
A) Cooking B) Weather C) Romance D) Decomposition of bodies
A) Death index B) Agonal period C) Pre-death schedule D) Mid-life
A) Toxicology B) Astrology C) Geology D) Botany
A) Dance B) Happiness C) Possible strangulation D) Hunger
A) Poison B) Blunt force trauma C) High-heat exposure D) Sharp blade
A) Sharp-edged instrument B) Hammer C) Stone D) Fist
A) Tattoo B) Cut C) Bruise due to blunt force D) Infection
A) Complaint B) Inventory C) Spot report D) Medical Certificate
A) Medical reason leading to death B) Clothing C) Religion D) Occupation
A) Healthy B) Academic C) Suicide, homicide, accident, natural D) Satisfied
A) Weapon B) Furniture C) Shoes D) Biological/forensic samples
A) Weather B) Gossip C) Entry, exit, and stolen items D) Witness status
A) Guesswork B) Simple inspection C) Ordinary police training D) Specialized knowledge of fire behavior
A) Kept in pocket B) Immediately inventoried and photographed C) Destroyed D) Hidden
A) Celebrity testimony B) Suspect comfort C) Victim rescue and protection D) Media presence
A) House bill B) Autopsy report C) Receipt D) Greeting letter
A) Weather B) Food C) Victim location and safe recovery D) Entertainment
A) Blood B) Poison C) Soil D) Firearms and ammunition
A) Digital evidence and logs B) Chalkboards C) Terrain D) Flowers
A) Parties forgiving B) Proper case filing and documentation C) Media interview D) Online posting
A) Algor mortis B) Fever C) Respiration D) Circulation |