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What type of evidence is fibers considered to be
individual evidence
Direct evidence
Indirect evidence
Class evidence
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Would calculate trajectory of a bullet, match bullet to a gun
Crime Lab Director
Criminologist
Arson Investigator
Firearms/Ballistics
3
Can determine gender, race, height of unknown bone(s) found at a crime scene
Forensic Odontology
Crime Scene Investigation Tech
Forensic Artist
Forensic Anthropology
4
Which would NOT be used when collecting fingerprints?
brush
luminol
sticky tape
black powder
5
Determines cause, manner, mechanism of death; performs autopsies
Forensic Pathologist
Crime Scene Investigator/Tech
Homicide Detective
Crime Lab Director
6
How many stands of hair does the average person lose per day?
60-100
120-160
20-60
100-120
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The central part of the cortex within a hair ?
Fat
Cortex
Cuticle
Medulla
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Identifies, records, and properly collects evidence at a crime scene
Crime Scene Investigator
Homicide Detective
Criminologist
Crime Lab Director
9
What would a laboratory officer NOT do?
blood analysis
handwriting recognition
chasing criminals
DNA profiling
10
Develops fingerprints using chemicals and powders, then identifies features to compare/match
Latent Prints Examiner
Crime Scene Technician
Trace Evidence Examiner
Forensic Biology
11
Can create 3D images of suspect or victim, composite drawings, show age progression
Crime Scene Photographer
Homicide Detective
Crime Scene Investigator
Forensic Artist
12
Blood Spatter Expert:
determines blood type of crime scene blood
takes crime scene photos
reconstructs crimes based on blood stain patterns
tests blood for DNA
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How many differences can you observe?
5
4
6
3
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What must crime scene photographers capture in their photos?
all of these answers
a reference object
the subject
the scale
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What term is used to describe the examination of a body after death?
Pathology
Autopsy
Dentology
Ballistics
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Which of the following examples is considered a synthetic fiber?
Cotton & Wool
Coir & Cotton
Jute & Wool
Polyester & Nylon
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What special characteristics stands out, when comparing human & animal hair?
Cuticle
Medullary Index
Ovoid bodies
Cortex
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Analyzes handwriting, inspects checks and other papers for forgery
Criminalist
Latent Prints
Forensic Accounting
Questioned Documents
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Why did the case depend so strongly on the carpet fibre evidence?
The DNA was inconclusive
There was no blood found
The carpet was patterned
The carpet was very rare
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Would investigate animal trafficking, poaching, or endangered species cases
Forensic Odontology
Forensic Engineering
Forensic Pathology
Wildlife Forensics
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What is the technique of age progression used for?
missing persons
choosing life partner
time travel
horoscopes
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Forensic scientists ...
are mulit-talented
are police officers
specialise in one area
can solve all crimes
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Forensics links...
science and maths
science and history
science and biology
science and law
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Investigates structural flaws of buildings/bridges that have caused death or injury
Forensic Accountant
Forensic Anthropologist
Forensic Odontologist
Forensic Engineer
25
Tests small amounts of hair, fiber, glass, soil samples, paint chips collected from crime scene
Forensic Odontology
Crime Scene Tech
Trace Evidence Examiner
Forensic Anthropology
26
Collects evidence from sexual assault victims
Trace Evidence Examiner
Latent Print Examiner
Homicide Detective
Forensic Nurse
27
What tool is commonly used to identify the different characteristics of fibers?
Serology kit
Fingerprint kit
Microscope
Footwear impression kit
28
Which term correctly identifies medulla portrayed in image?
Bubbly cellular medulla
Continuous clear medulla
Discontinuous medulla
Wafer medulla
29
Tests bodily fluids/tissues for DNA
Forensic Biology
Forensic Anthropology
Forensic Pathology
Forensic Toxicology
30
What term correctly identifies the central part of the hair below?
Medulla
Cuticle
Split ends
Outer hair
31
Takes sequential pictures of all crime scene evidence and victim.
Crime Scene Photographer
Forensic Artist
Digital Forensics
Homicide Detective
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Examines financial documents and records to detect possible fraud and embezzlement
Digital/Cyber Forensics
Questioned Documents
Forensic Accountant
Criminologist
33
Investigates/collects evidence to see if a fire was accidental or intentional
Crime Scene Technician
Arson Investigator
Homicide Detective
Crime Lab Director
34
The 3 branches of forensic science are...
field, laboratory, medical
medical, ethics, laboratory
laboratory, law, ethics
field, laboratory, law
35
Which of the following examples is considered a natural fiber?
Mohair & Nylon
Wool & Rayon
Satin & Cashmere
Acrylics & Polyester
36
Studies patterns, locations, motives, and number of crimes in a specific area
Crime Lab Director
Criminologist
Criminalist
Forensic Psychologist/Psychiatrist
37
Which of the following examples is considered a natural fiber?
Jute & Cotton
Coir & Acrylic
Jute & Nylon
Jute & Rayon
38
Can retrieve deleted texts, browsing history, and emails--even if hardware is damaged
Trace Evidence
Questioned Documents Examiner
Digital Forensics Investigator
Crime Scene Investigator/Tech
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Which of the following is the least reliable evidence?
blood spatter analysis
fingerprinting
DNA sampling
bite mark comparison
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What are the main protein found in hair ?
Melanin
Keratin
I don't know
Carrots
41
Analyzes insect activity on and around a body to determine time of death
Forensic Nurse
Forensic Entomologist
Forensic Odontologist
Forensic Anthropologist
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Which forensic officer would collect evidence from the scene of the crime?
field
police
medical
laboratory
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Manages all protocol regarding evidence in a lab
Homicide Detective
Crime Scene Technician
Crime Lab Director
Criminalist
44
Can determine a person's ability to stand trial
Homicide Detective
Forensic Psychiatrist/Psychologist
Crime Lab Director
Criminalist
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Can identify individuals based on dental records; bite mark analysis
Forensic Odontology
Forensic Anthropology
Criminalist
Forensic Artist
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Pieces together all evidence to reconstruct the event and identify if an arrest can be made
Homicide Detective
Crime Lab Director
Crime Scene Technician
Criminologist
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Forensic Toxicology
uses dental records
identifies victims using bones
tests blood/tissue samples for drugs, poisons, heavy metals
determines cause, manner, and mechanism of death