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    This document is a midterm examination for a Forensic Photography course assessing student understanding of key concepts from the first semester. It contains three sections - identification, enumeration, and essay questions. The identification section asks students to identify forensic photography terms and optical concepts. The enumeration section asks students to list types of evidence, primary colors, and complementary/neutral colors. Finally, the essay questions ask students to explain optics and differentiate natural and artificial light. The exam aims to evaluate student learning on important lessons from the first half of the course.

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    This document is a midterm examination for a Forensic Photography course assessing student understanding of key concepts from the first semester. It contains three sections - identification, enumeration, and essay questions. The identification section asks students to identify forensic photography terms and optical concepts. The enumeration section asks students to list types of evidence, primary colors, and complementary/neutral colors. Finally, the essay questions ask students to explain optics and differentiate natural and artificial light. The exam aims to evaluate student learning on important lessons from the first half of the course.

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    DR. P. OCAMPO COLLEGES, INC.

    De Mazenod Avenue Extension Cotabato City


    Tel: (064) 421 5697 Fax no. (064) 421-6549

    FORENSIC1 FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY GERALDINE A. MEDINA, RCRIM


    MIDTERM EXAMINATION 2ND SEMESTER 2020-2021 April 21-23, 2021

    NAME OF STUDENT____________________________________ Score:_________/80


    ______________________________________________________________________________

    GENERAL DIRECTIONS : This exam is given to assess how well you have understood the
    lessons for the midterm coverage of the first semester. You are expected to take the exam
    seriously by way of answering all the items correctly.
    TEST I. IDENTIFICATION
    INSTRUCTION: Identify what is being asked in the following items. (2 points each)
    1-2 also referred to as crime scene photography
    3-4 is an activity that records the initial appearance of the crime scene and physical evidence,
    in order to provide a permanent record for the courts
    5-6 is a mechanical result of photography
    7-8 greek word which means to write.
    9-10 Greek word which means light
    11-12 is a form of electromagnetic radiation and we know it travels in the form of waves
    13-14 is another form of light we cannot see, but we know about it because it tans our skin in
    summer.
    15-16 Any phenomenon having a periodic disturbance of some sort and travels outward from a
    source
    17-18 The bending of light around an object
    19-20 Materials, which allow light to pass through so that objects on the other side can be
    distinguished
    21-22 Those that allow light to pass through but diffuse the flow of light so that objects on the
    other side cannot be distinctly seen
    23-24 Materials, which allow no light to pass through
    25-26 refers to the rebounding or deflection of light
    when the material in the path of the light is transparent a change in the direction of the
    light occurs
    27-28 shows how white light is made up of a combination of wavelengths of different colored
    lights
    29-30 Almost all artificial light sources can be used in photographing of objects, as long as the
    light is capable of exposing the sensitized materials (film). Some of the artificial lights
    are electronic flash, photoflood lamp, fluorescent lamp, and Infrared and Ultra-Violet
    lamp.
    31-32 any evidence derived from a living item. Includes physiological fluids, plants, and some
    biological pathogens
    33-34 any evidence with a pattern or predictable pattern of appearance.
    35-36 any evidence of such a small size so as to be overlooked, not easily seen or not easily
    recognized
    37-38 is the basis for the use of physical evidence in a criminal investigation, it is extremely
    important for the crime scene to be made secure and restrict the access to the crime scene
    by nonessential people
    39-40 criminals repeat behavior. Repeated methods of entry, for example, by kicking in a back
    door with the same shoe leaving the same footwear impressions throughout the crime
    scene

    TEST II. ENUMERATION


    INSTRUCTION: Enumerate what is being asked in the following items.(5 points each)

    FORENSIC 1
    41-45 Four (4) Types of Evidences Found in the Crime Scene
    46-50 Three (3) Primary Colors
    51-55 Three (3) Complementary Colors
    56-60 Thre (3) Neutral Colors

    TEST III – ESSAY


    INSTRUCTION: Explain and answer the question briefly and precisely in at least 3-6
    sentences. (10pts each).

    61.70What is Optics? Explain


    71-80 Differentiate Natural Light from Artificial Light.

    --------------------------------------------------------- End of Examination----------------------------------------------------------------

    Prepared by:

    GERALDINE A. MEDINA, RCRIM


    Criminology Instructress
    5 Copies

    Checked by:

    NOR-ALISSA M. DISO, RCRIM


    Criminology Department Head

    Approved by:

    MS. SITTIE AIZA M. RAYHAN, MAPD


    Head, Academic Affairs

    FORENSIC 1

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