Crime Scene Investigation

What does the term "Ballistics" refer to in forensics?

• The study of the movement of bloodstains

• The study of insects to determine time of death

• The analysis of firearms and ammunition

• The analysis of DNA samples

What is "Forensic Entomology" in forensics?

• a) The study of chemical substances and their effects on the body

• b) The analysis of firearms and ammunition

• c) The study of the movement of bloodstains

• d) The study of insects to determine time of death

DNA phenotyping can be used to:

• a. Match a DNA sample to an individual in a database

• b. Determine the time of death

• c. Predict physical characteristics of an unknown individual

• d. Analyze the chemical composition of a substance

Which program is American crime drama?

• Hoy

• Fawlty Towers

• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

• Vietnam Idol

• Sasuke

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What is a person considered by the police in a crime investigation?

• Suspect

• Witness

• Victim

• Sleuth

What is collected from a crime scene to aid in investigations?

• Clues

• Interrogate

• Deduction

• Alibi

What term describes a misleading clue that distracts from the true culprit?

• Fugitive

• Red Herring

• Sidekick

• Suspect

Who did the police interview to gather more information about the incident?

• Culprit

• Sidekick

• Victim

• Fugitive

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What does a suspect provide to prove their whereabouts at the time of a crime?

• Clues

• Evidence

• Alibi

• Deduction

Who provides crucial information about a crime?

• Fugitive

• Suspect

• Witness

• Sidekick