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WorksheetsChapter 2 Quiz- Kontowsky
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are the two types of evidence?
a)
Testimonial and Physical
b)
Physical and Emotional
c)
Testimonial and Emotional
d)
Physical and Mental
2.
Which of these is NOT and example of evidence?
a)
Documents
b)
Testimonies
c)
Objects
d)
Thoughts
3.
Which is NOT a type of common physical evidence?
a)
serial numbers
b)
hair
c)
eye contact
d)
fingerprints
4.
Which is NOT an example of transient evidence?
a)
gasoline
b)
temperature of coffee pot
c)
bad BO
d)
teeth marks in food
5.
What is a sample?
a)
the smallest amount of frozen yogurt
b)
material that has been collected from a known location but has unknown origin
c)
a piece of evidence that has little to no significance
d)
a material that was found in uncomfortable amounts
6.
A known sample is when the material has an unknown source.
a)
False
b)
True
7.
A control sample is expected to respond in_______.
a)
a particular way
b)
a spooky way
c)
a kind way
d)
a long way
8.
Class evidence is a material that can only be associated with a group of items that share________.
a)
friends
b)
enemies
c)
properties
d)
frienemies
9.
What is the most common type of evidence?
a)
sample evidence
b)
class evidence
c)
glass evidence
d)
example evidence
10.
Being able to piece together items like paper with a ripped edge is known as a________.
a)
jig-saw puzzle
b)
fracture match
c)
fun time
d)
sprained match
11.
An example of strange evidence is NOT__________.
a)
chicken casserole
b)
beer
c)
step ladder
d)
DNA
12.
What was Ronald Cotton guilty of?
a)
Rape
b)
Murder
c)
Being a sweetie
d)
Nothing...
13.
Physical evidence can also help investigators________.
a)
reconstruct the crime scene
b)
plot revenge
c)
practice for laser tag
d)
find hidden evidence
14.
A witness who is physically similar to the offender is more likely to___________.
a)
make their hotline bling
b)
confess
c)
give an accurate description
d)
deny seeing anything
15.
Victims of more serious crimes tend to remember better because they usually_____________.
a)
write things down
b)
tend to relive the event
c)
get sent to trial sooner
d)
gain super powers
16.
Children tend to be very reliable eye-witnesses.
a)
False
b)
True
c)
Egh
d)
I didn't read it
17.
What are eye-witnesses better at answering?
a)
questions about what happened
b)
descriptions of the offender
c)
what ice cream they what
d)
what the fox said
18.
What was the outcome of Watts' case?
a)
not guilty
b)
guilty
c)
who knows
d)
que?
19.
Circumstantial evidence implies _____________ without actually proving it.
a)
a fact
b)
an event
c)
both A and B are correct
d)
ferrets
20.
_________________ can prove or oppose a eye-witness's testimony.
a)
The Buddha
b)
God
c)
Strange evidence
d)
Physical evidence
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