100 BOARD QUESTIONS IN CRIMINALISTICS

Prepared by: Dr. Miller F. Peckley, CSP, CSMS, CST

Instructions: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark
only one answer for each item by shading the box corresponding to the letter of
your choice. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED.
1. Are all bullets made up of metals? (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
A. Yes

C. Maybe

B. No

D.Sometimes

2. If the smallest caliber of a gun is 22 caliber, what is the biggest caliber (May
2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
A. Caliber 60

C. Caliber 50

B. Caliber 45

D. Caliber 40

3. It refers to a projectile propelled from a firearm by means of expensive force of

gasses coming from burning gun powder. (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
A. Cartridge

C. Gun powder

B. Bullet

D. Printer

4. It refers to a point on the ridge formation location at the center as heart of the
pattern. (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
A. Delter

C. Radial loop

B. Core

D. Ulinar loop

5. It refers to a complete unfired unit consisting of bullet, cartridge case propellant

powder and primary. (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
A. Ammunition

C. Primer

B. Bullet

D. Segment

6. What is the symbol of center pocket loop whorl? (May 2008 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
A. c

C. x

B. d

D. w

7. Can latent footprints be seen by naked eye? (May 2008 Criminologist

Licensure Examination)
A. No

C. Yes but not at all times

B. Yes, at all times

D. Once in a while

8. One is considered dead drunk if the level of alcohol in his body is

approximately: (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
A. 0.5%
B.0.3%

C. 0.02%
D. 0.1%

9. What is the chemical or solution used for macro etching? (May 2008
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
a. A. Cuprichydrocloric
b. B. Amino solution

c. C. Lysergic acid
d. D. Sulfuric acid

e. 10. In typewriting probe the condition of a type face printing heavier

on one side is: (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
f. A. Irregular print

g. C. Off its fact

h. B. Guided face print

i. D. None of these

j. 11. The brain injuries characterized by malfunctioning of the brain

itself is: (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
a. A. brain rupture
b. B. cerebral
concussion

c. C. cerebral
fracture
d. D. brain
convulsive

e. 12. The other name of cordage is: (May 2008 Criminologist

Licensure Examination)
f. A. rope
g. B. metal

h. C. textile
i. D. poison

j. 13. What do you call this complete unfired unit consisting of a

bullet cartridge case, gunpowder and primer? (May 2008
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
k. A. slug
l. B. cartridge

m. C. bread
n. D. round

o. 14. Can there be an accidental whorl even if there is only one

delta? (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
p. A. no
q. B. yes

r. C. sometimes
s. D. it depends

t. 15. In forgery stimulating method, the best equipment to use in

detecting it is the: (August 2004 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
u. A. graphic camera
v. B. high powered
microscope

w. C.
computing
magnifying glass
x. D. low powered
microscope

y. 16. Photographs are valuable in crime investigation for it

provides law enforcers an easier works in court: (August 2004
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
z. A. duties

ab.C. testimony

aa. B. function

ac. D. appearance

ad.17. Can a strong acid burn completely and never to recur

fingerprints? (August 2004 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
ae. A. always

ag.C. it depends

af. B. none of these

ah.D. no

ai. 18. Microscopic examination is a: (August 2004 Criminologist

Licensure Examination)
aj. A. conformity test
ak.B. physical test

al. C. physiological
test
am.
test

D. Scientific

an.
19. Proofs of poisoning maybe obtained from the
postmortem examination and by: (August 2004 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
ao.A. toxicologic

aq.C. necropsy

ap.B.
pathologic
analysis of the
tissues

ar. D.
chemical
analysis of the
organs

as. 20. What is the most popular and traditional mode of removing
powder residue? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)

at. A. Swabbing cotton moistened with 5% nitric acid

au.B. Washing hands with vinegar
av. C. Washing both hands with hot water
aw.

D. Spraying hands with sodium rhodizonate

ax.21. What metallic object is attached to the free end of the

cylindrical tip of the cartridge case, propelled by the expansive
force of the propellant and is responsible in damaging the
target.
ay. (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
az. A. Bullet
ba.B.
Missile
projectile

bb.C. All of these

or

bc.D. Slug

bd.22.
are the tiny portions or is a hill-like structure
found on the epidermis of friction skin containing sweat, with
pores appearing as black lines in a fingerprint impression.
(August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
be.A. Imaginary lines

bg.C. Black lines

bf. B. Furrows

bh.D. Ridges

bi. 23. Which one of the following filter is considered best in

taking photographs of car collisions where cars involved are
newly painted? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
bj. A. Yellow

bl. C. Red

bk.B. Green

bm.
D.
violet

Ultra

bn.24. What prints are plain finger impressions left in the stomach
surfaces unconsciously by a person committing an offense?
(August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
bo.A. Accidental

bq.C. Strange

bp.B. Visible

br. D. Standard

bs. 25. What is the basic for a positive comparison and handwriting
analysis?
(August
2003
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
bt. A.
Class
characteristics

bv.C.
Normal
handwriting

bu.B. Uniqueness of
characteristics

bw.
D.
One
unique
characteristic

bx.26. What type of writers deliberately misspell words and

commit errors? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
by.A. Handicapped
writers
bz.B.
person

Educated

ca. C. Illiterate person

cb.D. Apprehensive
writers

cc. 27. What is that method of identification discovered in 1985 by

Prof. Alec Jeffreys in United Kingdom? (August 2003
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
cd.A. Mineralogical
test

cf. C.
DNA
fingerprinting

ce. B. Paraffin

cg.D. Ballistics

ch.28. What is that condition wherein fatty tissue of the body are
transformed to soft brownish-white substance known as
adipocere? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
ci. A. Mummification

ck.C. Maceration

cj. B. Putrefaction

cl. D. Saponification

cm.
29. The most common method which a forger will use to
disguise his handwriting is to
(August
2003
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
cn.A. Change
direction of
slant
co.B. Write
rapidly

the
the

cp.C. Write
slowly

very

larger

very

cq.D. Write
than usual

cr. 30. How is a serial number of a firearm restored? (August 2003

Criminologist Licensure Examination)
cs. A. By cleaning
obliterate surface

cu.C. By applying
etching reagent

ct. B. By polishing
stamped
serial
numbers

cv. D. By removing
the zone of strain

cw.
31. What do you do with fingerprinting in case of
temporary disabilities? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
cx.A. Delayed until wounded finger is cleaned up
cy. B. Done with care so that pressure shall not be felt

cz. C. Held back until injury is healed

da.D. Taken three days after
db.32. What type of lens is that whose center is thicker and the
sides thinner? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
dc.A. Concave

de.C. Diverging

dd.B. Micro

df. D. Positive

dg.33. In handwriting examination, what is the act of intermittently

forcing the pen against the paper surface with increased
pressure?
(August
2003
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
dh.A. Pen pressure

dj. C. Pen emphasis

di. B. Pen position

dk.D. Pen lift

dl. 34. There are two types of color films, the negative and the
reversal. Which of the following suffix indicates the negative
one? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
dm.

A. Color

dn.B. Chrome

do.C. Ortho
dp.D. Pan

dq.35. Which of the following technical equipment is used for

night photography? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
dr. A. wide-aperture standard lens for pictures featuring people
ds. B. Use of zoom lens for light blurs effects
dt. C. Cable release

du.D. All of these

dv.36. What photography makes use of a microscope and is used to
record minute evidence such as powdered debris, stains, hairs
and fibers? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
dw.
A.
Microphotography
dx.B. Camcorders

dy.C. Ultra violet

dz.D.
Infra
luminous

red

ea. 37. What must be considered first in determining what wounds

present was inflicted first? (August 2003 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
eb.A. Trajectory or the course of the wound inside the victims
body
ec. B. Testimonies of witnesses
ed.C. All of these
ee. D. Relative position of the assailant and the victim when the
first injury is inflicted
ef. 38. What is the external examination of dead body without
incision being made, although blood and other fluids may be
collected for examination? (August 2003 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
eg.A. Autopsy

ei. C. None of these

eh.B. Dissection

ej. D. Post mortem

ek.39. What is the sudden breaking apart or shattering into pieces

brought about by internal pressure? (August 2003
Criminologist Licensure Examination)

el. A. Corrosion

en.C. Sublimation

em.
B.
Explosion

eo.D. Combustion

ep.40 What kind of legal death is that where a person is enclosed

in an apartment and asphyxiating gas is introduced? (August
2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
eq.A. Hanging

es. C. Musketry

er. B. Electrocution

et. D. Chamber

eu.41. What is the best desirable statement at the end of the

interview?
(August
2003 Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
ev. A. Its been a pleasure talking with you
ew.
B. Our second interview is tomorrow at 10:00 AM. See
you
ex.C. You were observed speaking to the victim last night. Why?
ey. D. Would you care to sign this statement?
ez. 42. What kind of question should be formulated for purposes of
polygraph examination? (August 2003 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
fa. A. Narrative style
fb. B.
Those
answerable by yes
or no

fc. C. Those that call

for
positive
response
fd. D.
Elaborated
subject matter

fe. 43. What do you call the inner terminus or focal point located at
the center or the approximate? (August 2003 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
ff. A. Center

fh. C. Core

fg. B. Delta

fi. D. Open delta

fj. 44. Which among the following is among the three major
sections of the polygraph machine? (August 2003
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
fk. A. Spygmograph
fl. B. Pneumograph

fm.
C.
Pump
bulb assembly
fn. D. Dermatogram

fo. 45. What fingerprint pattern does not have ridge count?
(August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
fp. A. Whorls

fr. C. Radial loops

fq. B. Arches

fs. D. Ulnar loops

ft. 46. Which of the following is also called delta in fingerprint

identification? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
fu. A. Lower ridge

fw.C. Outer terminus

fv. B. Inner terminus

fx. D. Enclosures

fy. 47. Which indicates the speed of the lens or the amount of light
the lens lets through in proportion to its focal length? (August
2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
fz. A. Flash meters

ga.B. Exposure

gb.C. f

gc.D. Electronic flash

gd.48. What type of weapon that is designed to propel projectile by

means of compressed air? (2000 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
ge.A. Air rifle

gg.C.
Springfield
armory

gf. B. Marlin rifle

gh.D. Carbine
gi. 49. What type of firearm is fed by chamber? (2000
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
gj. A. Single
firearm

shot

gk.B. Automatic type

gl. C. Bolt action

gm.
D.
action

Slide

gn.50. What is done, when one retouches or goes back over a

defective portion of a writing stroke? (March 1998
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
go.A. Pressuring

gq.C. Shading

gp.B. Retracing

gr. D. Patching

gs. 51. What type of forgery involves fraudulent signature executed

by actually following the outline of a genuine signature with a
writing instrument. (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
gt. A. Carbonized

gv.C. Shaded

gu.B. Lasered

gw.

D. Traced

gx.52. What is that indelible ink whose marking substance consists

gy.A.
pencil of graphite and anilinehb.D.
of Copy
a mixture
ink? Charred
(Marchseals
1998
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
gz.B. Stencils
hc.
ha.C. Copier
hd.53. What type of doctor performs autopsy or post-mortem
examination? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
he.A. Toxicologist
hf. B.
Forensic
pathologist

hg.C.
General
practitioner
hh.D. Radiologist

hi. 54. What type of weapon is designed to propel projectile by

mans of compressed air? (March 1998 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
hj. A. Air rifle
hk.B. Marlin rifle

hl. C.
Springfield
armory
hm.

D. Carbin

hn.55. The best way to conduct a through interview is for the

investigator to. (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
ho.A. Allow him sufficient time for adjustment
hp.B. Permit the interviewee to give narrative statement
hq.C. Be guided by a pre-arranged checklist
hr. D. Devote adequate time for an interviewees evaluation

hs. 56. The combination of blue and green light will produce what
color? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
ht. A. Black

hv.C. Magenta

hu.B. Cyan

hw.

D. Yellow

hx.57. An autopsy report is an example of what kind of evidence?

(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
hy.A. Documentary

ia. C. Experimental

hz.B. Depositions

ib. D. Public record

ic. 58. What hand firearm successively places cartridge into firing
position rotating its cylinder? (March 1998 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
id. A. Pistol

if. C. Revolver

ie. B. Shotgun

ig. D. Garand

ih. 59. What type of forgery is when the writer exerts no effort to
effect resemblance between the forged and the genuine
signature?
(March
1998
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
ii. A. Multiple

ik. C. Simple

ij. B. Traced

il. D. Simulated

im.
60. In photographing a crime scene, what view will best
feature the physical evidence existing at the crime scene?
(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
in. A. Medium
io. B. Close-up

ip. C. General

iq. D. Extreme closeup

ir. 61. What type of firearm is fed by chamber? (March 1998
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
is. A. Single
firearm

shot

iu. C. Bolt action

iv. D. Slide action

it. B. Automatic type

iw.62. In stake out surveillance photography, where the
photographer cannot get to the subject, what kind of lens must
be used? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
ix. A. Normal

iz. C. Wide-angle

iy. B. Telephoto

ja. D. Zoom

jb. 63. What is the range of distance from the nearest object to the
farthest object that is sharp when the lens is set or focused at a
particular distance? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
jc. A. Depth of field

je. C. Focal distance

jd. B. Focal length

jf. D. hyper
distance

focal

jg. 64. What is death due to the mercy killing of a sick person?
(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
jh. A. Natural death

jj. C. Negligent death

ji. B. Euthanasia

jk. D. Violent death

jl. 65. What is the last stage in toxicological examination? (March

1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
jm.
A.
Multiplication

jo. C. Measurement
jp. D. Quantification

jn. B. Qualification
jq. 66. What hand firearm has a rotating cylinder that serves as a
magazine which successively places cartridges into position for
firing? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
jr. A. Revolver

jt. C. Rifle

js. B. Pistol

ju. D. Carbine

jv. 67. What are the little openings on the skin from where sweat is
excreted?
(March
1998
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
jw.A. Ridges

jy. C. Pore

jx. B. Whorl

jz. D. Loop

ka.68. What kind of ridge resembles a dot, fragment or period?

(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
kb.A. Ending ridge
kc.B. Lake ridge

kd.C.
Ridge
tranquility

of

ke.D. Island ridge

kf. 69. What is the locking device activating the extractor called?
(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
kg.A. Ejector

ki. C. Rachet

kh.B. Extractor rod

kj. D. Lock

kk.70. What kind of pattern has two deltas in which at least one
ridge makes a turn through one complete circuit? (March 1998
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
kl. A. Loop

kn.C. Arch

km.
B.
Accidental whorl

ko.D. Plain whorl

kp.71. The best person to go for expert opinion on poison is?

(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
kq.A. Flourologist

ks. C. Dermatologist

kr. B. Spectropologist

kt. D. Toxicologist

ku.72. What is the scientific examination of the prints of the soles

of the feet? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
kv.A. Podoscopy

kx.C. Chiroscopy

kw.
B.
Poroscopy

ky.D. Flouroscopy

kz.73. Spiral grooves in the bore designed to give a spin to the

projectile for greater accuracy and carrying power. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
la. A. Rifling

lc. C. Caliber

lb. B. Gauge

ld. D. Bore

le. 74. Hand firearm usually applied to single shot and automatic
loading. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
lf. A. Revolver

lg. B. Pistol

lh. C.
Sub-machine
gun

li. D. Shotgun

lj. 75. Specimen of a persons handwritings or hand printing

executed from day to day in the normal course of business,
personal or social activity. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
lk. A.
Physical
evidence
ll. B. Information

lm.
C.
Requested
standard
ln. D.
Collected
standard

lo. 76. An element of handwriting embracing skill, space, freedom,

hesitation, rhythm, emphasis, tremor, etc. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
lp. A. Hiatus

lr. C. Movement

lq. B. Pen lift

ls. D. Patching

lt.
lu.
lv. 77. Normal or usual deviations in ones handwriting. (April
1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
lw.A.
variation

Natural

lx. B. Inconspicuous
characteristics

ly. C. Form factor

lz. D. Flying start

ma.
78. A specimen of a persons writing or handwriting
executed upon request. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
mb.
A.
Requested
standard

md.
C.
Questioned
document

mc.
B. Collected
standard

me.
D.
Holograph
document

mf.
79. Stroke interruption caused by moving the writing
instrument from the paper. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
mg.

A. Pen lift

mh.
B.
movement

Pen

mi.
C.
start

Flying

mj.
D.
pressure

Pen

mk.
80. The going back over a defective portion of a writing
stroke in a questioned document is. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
ml.

A. Patching

mm.

B. Pen lift

mn.
C.
start

Flying

mo.
D.
pressure

Pen

mp.
81. Process of obtaining photographic magnification of
minute objects by using a camera attached to a compound
microscope.
(April
1988
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)

mq.
A.
Microfilming

ms.
C.
Macroscopy

mr.
B.
Photo
micrography

mt.
D.
Photo
macrography

mu.
82. Sheet of celluloid or glass coated with an emulsion of
silver halides suspended in gelatin with retains an invisible
image when exposed to light. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
mv.

A. Lens

mw.

B. Film

mx.
C.
glass
my.

Ground

D. Filter

mz.
83. Transformation of the exposed silver halides into
black metallic silver and fixes the image in place to produce a
negative. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
na.A. Fixing

nc.C. Agitation

nb.B. Stop bath

nd.D. Development

ne.84. Process in photography entailing the removal of all

unexposed and undeveloped silver halides. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
nf. A. Printing

nh.C. Fixing

ng.B. Stop bath

ni. D. development

nj. 85. The nearest and farthest distance apparently in sharp focus
on a given object being photographed. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
nk.A. Focal length

nl. B. Focal plane

nm.
C. Focusing
scale

nn.D. Depth of field

no.86. Distance from the optical center of the lens to the film when
the lens is focused at infinity. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
np.A. Focusing scale

nr. C. Focal length

nq.B. Focal plane

ns. D. Depth of field

nt. 87. The abrupt termination point of a fingerprint ridges. (April

1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
nu.A. Bifurcation

nw.

C. Dot

nv.B. Island

nx.D. Ending ridge

ny.88. Tiny elevation or hill-like structures found on the fingers,

palm and soles bearing a raw of sweet pores. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
nz.A. Furrows

ob.C. Ridges

oa.B. Sweet glands

oc.D. Type lines

od.89. Immediate stiffening after death due to severe injury to the

central nervous center or when there was great tension at time
of death. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
oe.A. Rigor Mortis
of. B. Livor Mortis

og.C.
spasm

Cadaveric

oh.D. Post mortem

oi. 90. Dark blue discoloration observable on the parts of the body
which are nearest to the ground. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)

oj. A. Rigor Mortis

ok.B. Livor mortis

ol. C.
spasm

Cadaveric

om.
D.
Haematoma
on.91. Stiffening of the body after death. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
oo.A. Livor mortis
op.B. Rigor mortis

oq.C.
spasm

Cadaveric

or. D. Fracture
os. 92. Sexual pervert who resorts to voyeurism is commonly
called. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
ot. A. Nympho

ov.C. Exhibisionist

ou.B. Peepingtom

ow.

D. Sadist

ox.93. Verbal stimulus of primary importance projected in the form

of question, intended to overcome psychological excitement
level and causes changes from the subjects physiological norm.
(April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
oy.A. Key question
oz.B.
question

Padding

pa.C.
Irrelevant
question
pb.D.
Relevant
question

pc.
pd.94. The emotion of fear present on a lying subject in whom the
polygraph examiner is particularly interested in. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)

pe.A. Fear of the

unknown

pg.C.
Fear
exposure

of

pf. B. Fear of the

innocent

ph.D. Fear of being to

nervous

pi. 95. Questions dealing on known facts about the polygraphic

subject cannot ordinarily lie to and designed to produce a little
or no emotional change. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
pj. A.
Relevant
question
pk.B.
Irrelevant
question

pl. C. Key question

pm.
D. Padding
question

pn.96. One of the general types or polygraph test is known as.

(April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
po.A. Truth
test

serum

pp.B. Intelligent test

pq.C. Nacro-analysis
test
pr. D. Peak of tension
test

ps. 97. Chemical solution dropped on paraffin casts taken from the
hands of one who is suspected to have recently fired a gun.
(April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
pt. A. Benzidine

pv.C. Precipitine

pu.B. Florence

pw.
D.
Diphenylamine

px.98. The conduct of a poisoning operation over a long period of

time is. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)

py.A. Gas poisoning

pz.B.
Chronic
poisoning

qa.C.
Corrosive
poisoning
qb.D.
Organic
vegetables
poisoning

qc.99. Test used to confirm blood is of human origin. (April 1988

Criminologist Licensure Examination)
qd.A. Benzidine

qf. C. Precipitin

qe.B. Diphenylamine

qg.D. Marquis regent

qh.
qi. 100. A person who has in his other body fluids the same blood
group factors. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
qj. A. Secretor
qk.B. Non-secretor
ql. C. Neutral
qm.

D. Antidote

qn.
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qo.
1. b
qp.
2. c
qq.
3. b
qr. 4. b
qs.5. a
qt. 6. a
qu.
7. a

qv.8. a
qw.
9. a
qx.
10. a
qy. 11. c
qz.12. a
ra. 13. b
rb. 14. b
rc. 15. b
rd. 16. c
re. 17. d
rf. 18. d
rg. 19. b

rh. 20.
ri. 21.
rj. 22.
rk. 23.
rl. 24.
rm.
rn. 26.
ro. 27.
rp. 28.
rq. 29.
rr. 30.
rs. 31.
rt. 32.
ru. 33.
rv. 34.
rw.35.
rx. 36.
ry. 37.
rz. 38.
sa.39.
sb.40.
sc. 41.
sd.42.
se.43.
sf. 44.
sg.45.
sh.46.
si. 47.
sj. 48.
sk.49.
sl. 50.
sm.
sn.52.
so.53.
sp.54.
sq.55.
sr. 56.
ss. 57.
st. 58.
su.59.
sv. 60.
sw.

b
c
d
d
a
25. a
b
c
d
b
c
c
a
a
a
a
a
d
a
b
d
d
b
c
b
b
c
a
a
a
b
51. d
d
b
a
b
b
a
c
c
d
61. a

sx.62. b
sy. 63. a
sz. 64. b
ta. 65. b
tb. 66. a
tc. 67. c
td. 68. d
te. 69. b
tf. 70. d
tg. 71. d
th. 72. b
ti. 73. a
tj. 74. b
tk. 75. d
tl. 76. c
tm.
77.
tn. 78. a
to. 79. a
tp. 80. a
tq. 81. b
tr. 82. b
ts. 83. d
tt. 84. b
tu. 85. a
tv. 86. c
tw.87. d
tx. 88. c
ty. 89. c
tz. 90. b
ua.
91.
ub.
92.
uc.
93.
ud.
94.
ue.
95.
uf. 96. d
ug.
97.
uh.
98.
ui. 99. c
uj. 100. a
uk.

b
b
d
c
b
d
b