Searching the Scene Exit Ticket

What is the primary purpose of a crime scene?

• To entertain the public

• To obtain evidence

• To confuse investigators

• To hide the crime

How can crime scenes be classified?

• By the time of day

• By the location of the crime

• By the number of witnesses

• By the type of weather

What is an example of a primary crime scene?

• A victim is killed at their home

• A suspect is arrested at a park

• A witness is interviewed at a café

• A car is found abandoned

What is a secondary crime scene?

• The location where the crime was first discovered

• A secondary location related to the crime

• The place where the suspect was last seen

• The area with the most evidence

Which of the following is NOT a question asked during a crime scene investigation?

• What has happened?

• Who did it?

• What is the time?

• Why did they do it?

What does a crime scene tell?

• A story

• A joke

• A riddle

• A song

Which of the following is a key question in crime scene investigation?

• How did they do it?

• What is the color of the walls?

• How many people live nearby?

• What is the time?

What does the fourth amendment protect against?

• Unreasonable searches and seizures

• Free speech

• Right to bear arms

• Cruel and unusual punishment

What is the first step in a crime scene search?

• Recognize evidence

• Destroy evidence

• Fabricate evidence

• Ignore evidence

What is the final goal in the process of a crime scene search?

• Preserve evidence

• Destroy evidence

• Fabricate evidence

• Ignore evidence