2.5 Questions (use 2.5 notes)

1. A hand-made pictorial representation of the crime scene is the crime scene ________________

• A photograph
• B sketch
• C diagram
• D narrative

2. The process of measuring and documenting the location of items in the crime scene.

• A . C.S. photography
• B C.S. sketch
• C C.S. diagram
• D all of the above

3. A sketch and diagram produces an accurate _____________ of the physical characteristics of the crime scene and the precise _____________ of all items of evidence.

• A record, location
• B location, record
• C depiction, location

4. Anyone should be able to _____________ the scene from scratch using only the sketch and diagram.

• A process
• B recreate

5. What is the method called that uses an X and Y coordinate when measuring a crime scene

• A baseline method
• B diagram method
• C triangulation method
• D transecting baseline method

6. Which elements should be included in a sketch and diagram? (check all that apply)

• scale and direction notations
• title block
• legend
• sketch
• heading

7. The _____________ explains what the labels on the c.s. sketch depict.

• A heading
• B titleblock
• C legend
• D sketch and diagram area

8. This method of measuring a crime scene uses straight-line measurements from two reference points to a specified point on an item of evidence.

• A diagram method
• B transecting baseline
• C triangulation
• D baseline method

9. Reference points can be temporary objects located within the scene.

• True
• False

10. The number of RPs necessary depends on the location of the items of evidence within the crime scene

• True
• False