Name: __________________________________ Date:________________

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1.) When a bullet was recovered in a crime scene, what are the relevant information’s that should be
noted?

A. Type, Caliber, Shape, Metal or B. Type of bullet and Caliber

bullet fragments, place and date
of recovery C. Shape and Caliber

D. None of the above

2.) Principle that states “ No two barrel are microscopically alike as to the internal bore construction”

A. Principles of firearm Identification C. Principles of shell Identification

B. Principles of bullet Identification D. Principles of barrel Identification

3.) What is the first priority of the officer in charge upon arrival at the crime scene?

A. Look for the living person at the C. Record the date and the time of
place arrival

B. Save life if possible D. All of the above

4.) This method of search is applicable only when the shooting incident took place in small area.

A. Wheel method C. Strip method

B. Grid method D. None of the above

5.) The scientific instrument is used to determine the weight of bullets.

A.) Bullet balance C.) Bullet weight balance

B.) Analytical balance D.) Bullet comparison Balance

6.) A helixometer is used to_____________

A. Determine the weight of shotgun shells

B. Compare the fired bullets or fired shells with the test bullets/test shells

C. Examine the bore of the firearm more specially its Fitch of rifling

D. None of the above

7.) It is the identification of fired bullets, cartridge cases or other ammunition components as having
been fired from a specific firearm.

A. Firearms Identification C. Ballistic

B. Shell identification D. Forensic Ballistic

8.) It is the instrument designed to measure the velocity of the bullet

A. Chronograph C. Onoscope

B. Helixometer D. Shadowgraph

9.) A tubular instrument in which an electric light and a prism and lens system enable visual
examination of a small-arms bore (as in criminal investigation)

E. Chronograph G. Onoscope

F. Helixometer H. Shadowgraph

10.) This tool is used for examining the interior surface of the barrel.

A. Chronograph C. Onoscope
B. Helixometer D. Shadowgraph
11.) The following are Principles of shell identification, except:
A. The breech face and striker of every single firearm leave
microscopically individualities of their own.
B. The firearm leaves its “fingerprints” or “thumb mark” on
every cartridge case which it fires.
C. The whole principle of identification is based on the fact
that since the breech face of every weapon must be
individually distinct, the cartridge cases which it fires are
imprinted with this individuality.
D. No two barrel are microscopically alike as to the internal bore construction
12.)