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Forensics Chapter 1 & 2
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Observation and CSI
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Expressions are found to be
biologically programmed
none of the above
learned
learned & biologically programmed
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Class evidence deals with evidence classified in a group
F
T
3
CSI team consists of:
none of the above
legal professionals only
scientific professionals only
both scientific & legal professionals
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the crime scene investigator is responsible for:
collection of evidence
recognizing evidence
All of the above
documenting evidence
5
Who controls the people allowed to enter a crime scene
the first responder
A forensic specialist
the detective
The district attorney
6
when information from our senses is interpreted
opinion
fact
none
perception
7
Class evidence narrows an identity to:
none of the above
a subgroup
a group of persons
an individual suspect
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In JonBenet case this determined her time of death
cob webs
ransom letter
pineapple
underwear
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Liquids & arson materials are stored in:
a bindle
unbreakable containers that are air tight
a plastic or paper container
breathable containers
10
A fact is a fact that can not be verified
T
F
11
A series of logical steps used to derive consequences from the senses is called
an opinion
analytic skills
perception
deductive reasoning
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Detectives collect all the evidence on the scene and present it to the first responder
F
T
13
A document of unbroken transfer of evidence
none
primary crime scene
paper bindle
chain of custody
14
Forensic Science primary concern is uncovering evidence which
none of the above
is fact
is true
is conjecture
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A crime is solved by keen observations of
witnesses
police investigators
forensic scientists
All the above
16
A medical examiner determines the manner of death
F
T
17
A crime scene search that is efficient in locating all evidence is a:
none of the above
grid
map
timeline
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A personal belief based on judgement NOT knowledge is called
deductive reasoning
analytic skill
opinion
fact
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An entomologist is a bug specialist that adds their expertise in solving a crime
T
F
20
The location a crime took place in
none
datum point
secondary crime scene
primary crime scene
21
Evidence found in a place other than the original crime
secondary crime scene
primary crime scene
none
datum point
22
The transfer of material between two people is called:
direct evidence
trace evidence
class evidence
none of the above
23
Scanning the scene refers to making sure the scene is secured
F
T
24
An evidence log is attached to an evidence container
T
F
25
The Innocence Project is known to re-examine those serving time for commiting a crime by using
DNA to prove innocence
eyewitness accounts to prove innocence
DNA to prove guilt
circumstantial evidence to prove innocence
26
Dried trace evidence is collected in this
paper bindle
airtight container
plastic container
none
27
Indirect evidence used to imply a fact is:
Biological evidence
circumstantial evidence
Physical evidence
trace evidence
28
hair on a brush, fingerprints on a cup, drops of blood on shoes are examples of
class evidence
circumstantial evidence
none of the above
biological evidence
29
Observe, interpret & report observations are important roles for
detective
a first responder
coroner
forensic investigator
30
Reconstructing a crime scene can be beneficial in solving a crime
T
F
31
Eyewitness accounts can vary among individuals because tones observation level depends on:
All the above
stress level
ones interest
concentration
32
The first task of a forensic scientist is to secure the scene
T
F
33
Seeing the scene refers to making good observations
F
T
34
In JonBenet Ramsey Case separating the witnesses proved to be essential in solving the crime
T
F
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Who is best known for studying Microexpressions ?
Peter Neufeld
Barry Scheck
Henry Lee
Paul Ekman
