WorksheetsForensic Science Review for Post-Test
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
____________ Science is when investigators look for clues that might provide information on the crime.
Investigative
Forensic
Criminal
Fingerprints, footprints, and clothing fibers are 3 pieces of evidence that can be used to solve crimes.
True
False
What do Crime Scene Investigators look for at a crime scene?
Identification
Comparison
Individualization
Clues
Fibers
Footprints
Fingerprints
Fibers
Evidence
The act of matching a “shoe print” to the brand of shoe of a victim or perpetrator is called:
Comparison
Identification
Individualization
Matching a shoe to the person who wore it is called
Identification
Comparison
Individualization
By analyzing _______ from clothing, furniture or carpeting, investigators can sometimes determine if a suspect was at a crime scene.
Fibers
Ink
Fingerprints
Two general types of fibers include: _____________ and___________________.
animal and natural
natural and
manufactured
animal and manufactured
Which is not a fiber made from plants?
Cotton
Nylon
Hemp
Flax
___________ is the most prevalent plant fiber.
Cotton
Nylon
Hemp
Wool is hair from a
Dog
Lamb
Sheep
Name 4 synthetic fibers produced by chemicals:
Rayon
Nylon
Polyester
Acrylic
All of the Above
When two objects come into contact with each other, each of these objects would leave or transfer particles to the other. This is known as: Locard’s Exchange Principle
True
False
Locard was credited with setting up the world’s first modern crime laboratory.
True
False
_________ evidence which is collected by a vacuum at the crime scene is not easily seen with the naked eye.
Ink
Fiber
Trace
The science of examining ink is called ink __________.
Chromatography
Identification
Cinematography
The term “_________” means color.
Ink
Chroma
Wisk
When ink is exposed to certain solvents the colors _______and they can be _________ out.
dissolve; separated
bleed, spearated
dissolve, bleed
When the edge of the paper is placed in water, ________ __________ moves the water up the paper.
capillary action
wicking
bleeding
Name the 3 ingredients ink is made up of: _________, ________, and __________.
black, yellow, red
color, liquid, binder
black, color, binder
In printing, _______ _____ gets it color from carbon.
black ink
color ink
both black and color ink
__________ _________ makes white paint white
Fillers
Carbon
Titanium dioxide
Mikhail S. Tswett realized that _______________ was an efficient method for separating compounds.
chromatography
Whisking
capillary action
Fingerprints remain virtually the same for a person’s whole life.
True
False
What is left behind when you touch something?
oil
cells
water
In ancient Babylon, writers added their fingerprints to clay tablets to prevent forgery.
True
False
Sir Edward Henry’s system relies on the pattern of lines know as _________ _______ on the finger tips.
Fingerprints
Valleys
Dermal ridges
The first systematic use of fingerprints in the United States was used for ________ ________ and Test Takers.
Job Applicants
Indentificaions
Ink Chromatography
AFIS stands for:
Automated Fingerprint Identification System
Ink Fingerprint Identification System
Fiber Fingerprint Identification System
Loop, Arch and Whorl
types of ink
common fingerprint patterns.
natural fibers
A person’s gait (walk), dental records and voice can be used in addition to fingerprint to identify people.
true
false
Some Security Systems use recognition of the _______ found in a person’s eyes.
iris
pupil
retina
___________ devices include fingerprint and eye scanners.
Automated
Biometric
Technical
