Forensic anthropology unit 3

Which of the following is a primary application of forensic odontology?

• Detecting heart diseases

• Estimating weight of a person

• Identification in mass disasters

• Diagnosing skin infections

Forensic odontology plays a key role in which of the following fields?

• Astrophysics

• Anthropology

• Botany

• Genetics

Which of the following is used to estimate age in forensic odontology?

• Hair samples

• Skin texture

• Teeth

• Blood group

What is the forensic significance of bite marks?

• They show cholesterol levels

• They can be used to identify suspects

• They measure tooth strength

• They indicate blood pressure

Which of the following is NOT a type of tooth?

• Molar

• Incisor

• Canine

• Crown

In bite mark analysis, what is a crucial step?

• Washing the area

• Preservation of the mark

• Ignoring minor injuries

• Applying makeup

Comparative anatomy in forensic odontology involves comparing:

• Brain and spine

• Bones and tissues

• Teeth structures

• Fingerprints

Photography of bite marks is important for:

• Artistic purposes

• Dental treatment

• Documentation and evidence

• Whitening teeth

Legal aspects of bite marks relate to:

• Cosmetic dentistry

• Court admissibility and evidence value

• Tooth replacement procedures

• Braces and aligners

Bite mark evidence can be found in:

• Financial records

• Crime scenes

• X-rays of the skull

• Eye tests