Physical Evidence Unit Test Review

Which of these is considered impression evidence?

• footprints, fibers, tire tracks, bite marks

• tire tracks, bite marks, bias, tool marks

• tool marks, tire tracks, bite marks, eyewitness

• tool marks, tire tracks, foot prints, bite marks

Which is a good definition of impression evidence?

• The first time you meet someone

• A physical mark that was created by another object

• Blood left behind at the crime scene

What gives a tool its special identity?

• the manufacturer of the tool

• its personality

• damage like chips and scratches

• the special case that it is packaged in

How is a tool mark collected at a crime scene?

• a casting material

• making an accurate drawing

• photographs

• a special putty is carefully pushed into the toolmark and removed

What causes a tire or a shoe to have a special identity?

• the shoe laces

• damage caused by wear and tear

• how much it costs

• the weather that day

What is the proper way to capture a tire or shoe print at a crime scene?

• photograph

• this answer is too long to long for this game and I should watch the video if I do not know

• scoop it up and put it in a special box

• i don't know

How are teeth impressions identified?

• spaces between teeth

• measurements

• wear and shape of teeth

• all of the above

What is rifling?

• the type of weapon it is

• the grooves in a gun's barrel

• the size of the barrel

• a game people play in the country

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How can rifling be used to solve a crime?

• match it to a person's fingerprint

• determine the direction the bullet came from

• use the scratches on the bullet to match to a certain gun

• all of the above

Define ballistics

• a type of dance, like ballet

• the study of projectiles

• a type of gym class

• the study of OG ballers

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