Tools in Forensic Science Quiz

Which of the following is a common tool used in forensic science for collecting evidence?

• Microscope

• Evidence tape

• Thermometer

• Stethoscope

What is the primary use of the brush shown in the forensic tools image?

• To collect DNA samples

• To dust for fingerprints

• To measure temperature

• To cut samples

Which tool in the image is likely used for cutting materials during forensic investigations?

• Evidence tape

• Brush

• Scissors

• Powder container

What is one of the objectives mentioned in the learning material?

• To understand the history of forensic science.

• To understand how to appropriately use forensic science tools.

• To understand the legal aspects of forensic science.

• To understand the biological basis of forensic science.

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NGSS.HS-LS3-2

What is the second objective mentioned in the learning material?

• To understand how to take accurate measurements with forensic science tools.

• To understand how to analyze forensic evidence.

• To understand how to present forensic findings in court.

• To understand how to collect forensic samples.

Which of the following is NOT listed under the Main Menu in the provided learning material?

• Evidence Collection Tools

• Evidence Analysis Tools

• Evidence Preservation Tools

• Evidence Documentation Tools

What is included under Evidence Analysis Tools in the provided learning material?

• Using a Microscope Video Segment

• Evidence Collection Techniques

• Evidence Preservation Methods

• Evidence Documentation Procedures

What are tools in forensic science used for?

• To collect evidence from a crime scene

• To analyze evidence in forensic science labs

• To store and preserve evidence

• All of the above

Which of the following is used to secure a crime scene?

• Crime scene barricade tape

• Fire extinguisher

• First aid kit

• Traffic cones

What does PPE stand for in the context of crime scene equipment?

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Public Protection Equipment

• Personal Privacy Equipment

• Public Personal Equipment