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WorksheetsFORENSICS: Types of Evidence / Crime Scene
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
1.) Which of the following would be classified as CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE? Check all that apply.
What type of evidence would the following blood type chart be?
class
individual
A broken bottle found at a crime scene would be categorized as which TWO (2) of the following?
class
circumstantial
direct
individual
A fraudulent tax document
direct
circumstantial
Eyewitness testimony
direct
circumstantial
DNA
class
individual
A white car...
class
individual
Hair evidence from crime scene
CHOOSE 2!
direct
circumstantial
class
individual
Which one of the following TYPES OF EVIDENCE has the MOST PROBATIVE VALUE?
direct individual
direct class
circumstantial class
circumstantial individual
Which of the following pieces of evidence would be CIRCUMSTANTIAL INDIVIDUAL?
iPHONE video of robbery
bullet casings w/striations from being fired
shoeprint at crime scene
eyewitness testimony from interview
How should ARSON EVIDENCE be packaged?
paper envelope
ziplock bag
cardboard box
airtight metal container
Trace evidence should be packaged in a...
paper bag
cardboard box
paper envelope
papercoin fold
Powders should be packaged in a(n)...
envelope / paper coin fold
ziplock bag
cardboard box
airtight metal container
(a) Sketch
Which of the following WOULD NOT be a function of a CSI when arriving at a crime scene?
secure the scene
detain suspects
photograph the crime scene
prepare a toxicology report
care for the injured
Bodily fluids should be packaged in a(n)...
envelope
ziplock bag
paper bag
airtight metal container
Sketching technique (red circle)
dimensional analysis
triangulation
circumstantial cross referencing
item magnification
This ensures the whereabouts of evidence and discourages tampering.
rough sketch
DNA test kit
chain of custody
surveillance camera
What is the most IMPORTANT JOB of a forensic scientist?
collect evidence
recreate the crime scene
prove guilt
analyze lab results
Forensic Science allows us to be LESS RELIANT on __________________________ to prove guilt or innocence.
circumstantial evidence
dna testing
trace evidence
eyewitness testimony
Physical evidence...
direct
circumstantial
