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A quiz on the multiple types of forensic techniques.
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1
What is someone who studies toxicology called?
That man
Toxicologist
Poison person
Toxicologest
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THE FIRST KNOWN USE OF CARBON DATING WAS IN?
1962
1945
1987
1951
3
What was the name of the forensic specialist who solved the 2002 case?
Patricia Wiltshire
Fredrick Bittermen
Pamela Isley
Mr. Plant
4
What are the Crime Laboratory Analysers often asked to do?
Give the samples to the victims loved ones
Go to the crime scene to analyse there
Facial recognition for the suspect
Sit in on court cases as a key witness
5
During training forensic dentists bite on ____ for study.
Pig skin
Their arm
Cow skin
Silicon sheets
6
What was the first technique that made Crime Laboratory Analysis a potential profession?
Biology
Toxicology
Genetic Analysing
Fingerprinting
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How do you Spell it?
Odentology
Odontology
Ondeertology
Ondontology
8
What are light waves made up of?
Waves
Speed of light
Electric and magnetic fields
Waves of light
9
Hot things glow through a process called?
Black Body radiation
Electricity
Light fusion
Pick me
10
Which famous pharaoh experimented with poisons?
Ramses II
Famous pharaoh
Cleopatra
King Tut
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What is Odontology?
the scientific study of the death of chipmunks.
the scientific study of human corpses.
the scientific study of human heads with irregular form.
The scientific study of the structure and diseases of teeth.
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What do Archaeologists do?
Study human activity through the analysis of remains.
Studies fossils and the history of life on earth.
Sit alone at home because they are lonely.
Look at how the earth is shaped and why.
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When and why did forensic Archaeology first begin?
1930’s, to identify diseased soldiers from WW1
1954, to identify people who died in natural disasters
1960’s, to solve John F. Kennedys murder
1996, to increase forensic scientist’s accuracy
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Why is Archaeology used in forensics?
Archaeologists are great problem solvers.
They wanted legal advice
Have a unique set of skills that are useful at a crime scene
Forensic scientists are lazy and wanted them to do the work
15
Can we see everything in the visible spectrum?
False
Pulse
Colours!
True
16
Can forensic dentist determine the age of a deceased victim from the teeth?
No
Nes
Yo
Yes
17
What was the first name for botany?
Greentany
Berbalism
Botany
Herbalism
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What does ion do?
Help find live explosives
Help find explosive residue
Nothing
Help find shrapnel
19
Where did the 2002 crime happen?
Forest
Lakenheath Suffolk
Crimeland
London Gardens
20
Forensic toxicologists are hired to test for drugs in the workplace.
True
False
I’ll do it for half the price!
Truey
21
Who examines explosive residue?
Police
Biologist
Geologist
Specially trained chemist
22
What century did the first techniques of Crime Laboratory Analyser job start to really happen?
1700’s
1900’s
1800’s
1600’s
23
Who is said to be the father of Forensic Archaeology?
Thomas Dwight
Jeffries Wyman
Indiana Jones
Lara Croft
24
WHAT IS THE HALF LIFE OF CARBON?
5,730 years
6,540 years
2,050 years
8,930 years
25
What does toxicology aim to do?
Make people not dead
Find things
Detect and identify substances in the body
Find how poison works
26
Bonus Question: who didn't have a bibliography on Thursday?
Oscar
Ms. Zara
No one
Everyone
27
WHAT ARE ATOMS OF THE SAME ELEMENT WITH DIFFERENT NUMBERS OF NEUTRONS CALLED?
Allotropes
Unstable
Nuclear
Isotopes
28
What is the main role of a Crime Laboratory Analyser?
Find the cause of death
Find the time of death
Find the reason they were killed
Find the killer
29
What year was infrared discovered?
1800
1000
1765
1976
30
Name two kinds of toxicology?
Clinical and Judicial
Clinical and Juridical
Forensic and Investigative
Toxicology and Fields
31
What is Botany the science of?
Plant
Anything
Bottons
Robots
32
What is a technique used when identifying faces?
Random checks on people
Noting landmarks or features on their face, finding a match
Finding someone that looks similar
Finding someone that looks similar
33
How do bomb technicians examine a bomb?
Trained animals
People
They don't
Robotic equipment
34
What is primary consideration?
Safety
Structure damage
Nothing
Catching the suspect
35
When have cameras been used as a tool for tracking criminals since?
1858
1934
1839
1893
36
True or false red light has a longer wave length then green light?
Talse
False
Frue
True
37
If you find a bomb what do u do?
Defuse it
Destroy it
Ignore it
Call the authorities
38
How is facial recognition used in Forensic Science?
All of the above
Used to identify suspects and apprehend criminals
Used to manage the records of people of interest
Used to provide evidence in court
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The 5 Techniques used in Forensic Archaeology are?
Research, locate, dig, identify and date
Aerial Photography, surveying, and field-walking.
Organize team, briefings, grab tools and excavate.
Contour survey, field-walking, digging and extracting.
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WHO PRODUCED THE FIRST RADIOCARBON DATES?
Professor Elmar Güthoff
Professor Martin Wallraff
Professor Williard Libby
Professor franz Waldenberger
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What may a Crime Laboratory Analyser help out with?
idk fam
The fingerprint lifting
Autopsy
The crime scene analysis
42
CARBON DATING CAN BE USED TO DATE OBJECTS?
Up to any age
Up to 30,000 years old
Up to 17,000 years old
Up to 60,000 years old
43
What is Eigenfaces?
A method of facial recognition
An algebraic-based system that can plot a human face
The person who first created facial recognition technology
The person who invented the camera
44
What is the first step for forensic dentists to identify bite marks?
Make a plaster cast
Give it a lick
Determine if it is from an animal
Take photos
45
What plant helped solve the case in 2002?
Plant
Stinging nettle
Poppys
Mushroom
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The Bertillon Card had what information on it?
Photo of suspect’s face with their name and age
Photo of suspect’s face and profile with their name
Suspect’s measurements with their name
Photos of suspect’s face with their name and measurements
