S1 History and Evolution of foresnic Science - ICEV

Which of the following was the first year law enforcement used fingerprinting to identify arrested people?

• 700 B.C.

• 1700 B.C.

• 1750 B.C

• 1650 B.C

Which of the following estimates the age of skeltons or other human remains?

• Radiocarbon dating

• DNA identification system

• Video Spectral Comparator 2000

• Forensic age identifier

Which of the following best describes DNA fingerprinting?

• Identification of bodies by inspecting teeth or scars

• A machine which determines what type of genetic information is carried in a particular DNA segment

• The national fingerprint and criminal history system maintained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Identifying individuals by the analysis of DNA from samples of body tissues or fluids

Which of the following cases included the first use of physical evidence in court?

• Locard v. US

• John Toms case

• Frye v. US

• Daubert v. Merrell

Which of the following eeras included the first use of microscopes?

• The middle ages

• The Renaissance Era

• The 1800s

• The 1900s

Which of the following cases brought about the inital establishment of DNA databanks?

• John Toms Case

• Tommy Lee Jones Case

• Tommy Lee Andrews case

• Frye v. US

Which of the following refers to the transmission of trace physical materials every time another person comes into contact with a person or thing?

• Locard's Exchange Principle

• General Acceptance Principle

• Daubert Exchange principles

• Locard's Transaction Principle

Which of the following is NOT a 21st century forensic science technology?

• DNA sequencer

• Forensic entomology

• Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System

• High-speed ballistics photography

Which of the following eras weree the first forensic science books published?

• The middle ages

• The renaissance era

• The 1800s

• The 1900s

Which of the following best describes the Video Spectral Comparator 2000?

• A video camera used to record evidence at a crime scene

• allows authorities to view hidden files on gaming systems

• compares DNA samples by recording their atomic Structures

• A machine which allows forensic scientists to analyze documents to identify hidden writing