WorksheetsReview for History and Branches of Forensics
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
The cross-transfer of materials between two objects that have come in contact w/one another is known as:
Locard's Principle
Bertillon's Principle
Landsteiner's Principle
Latte's Principle
The _______ was the instrument used by Dr. Walter McCrone to examine evidence in countless court cases.
microscope
camera
computer
polygraph
Discovered a technique to determine the blood type of dried blood.
Hans Gross
Alphonse Bertillon
Leone Lattes
Edmond Locard
Who is the fictional detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the late 1800's?
Sherlock Holmes
Hans Solo
Edmond Locard
Mathieu Orfila
Mathieu Orfila is considered to be the father of___________________.
Questioned Documents
Pathology
Toxicology
Law Enforcement
The classification system for fingerprint patterns was developed by
Anton Bertillon
Francis Henry Galton
Mathieu Orfila
Calvin Goddard
Wrote the famous crime story series, Sherlock Holmes:
Henry
Gross
Hoover
Doyle
Wrote a famous paper on natural toxins:
Locard
Orfila
Lattes
Gross
Wrote the first handbook on crime scene investigation techniques:
Galton
Locard
Gross
Goddard
Responsible for the acceptance of documents as scientific evidence in courts:
Henry
Locard
Hoover
Osborn
Coined the phrase, "Every touch leaves a trace"
Bertillon
Lattes
Locard
Gross
Developed an antibody test for determining blood types
Lattes
Doyle
Henry
Osborn
Developed a system for cataloging criminals using body measurements:
Locard
Bertillon
Galton
Henry
Forensic Science is
microscopes used for vapor
the applications of testing
applying principles of science to the law
the application of evidence to testing
Using any of your 5 senses to describe the world around you.
Observation
Inference
Quantitative Observation
Logical Theory
An observation that has to do with numbers and labels like 3.5 cm.
Observation
Touch, Taste, Sight, Hearing, Smell
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Observation or Inference: I notice the tree by the pond has no leaves on it.
Observation
Inference
Qualitative or Quantitative: There is 300 mL of liquid in this beaker.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative or Quantitative: I hear a rush of wind, loud yells, and metal banging together.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
These kind of observations are made using instruments such as rulers, balances and thermometers.
Qualitative Observations
Quantitative Observations
Scientific Observations
Measured Observations
Which statement is an inference about this picture?
The van is tan.
The van is inside the KFC.
The wall is broken.
Someone has already called 911.
The investigation of drugs and poisons in the body in cases of illegal drug use, drug abuse, poisoning, and death is an example of forensic:
toxicology
ontology
anthropology
pathology
Observations that use the senses to notice what is around you
evidence
qualitative observations
physical change
quantitative observations
Observations that are measurable and include numerical data
evidence
qualitative observations
physical change
quantitative observations
The examination of bitemark evidence and its relation to a criminal investigation is known as:
Forensic Anthropology
Forensic Odontology
Forensic Entomology
Forensic Biology
Who was the first to introduce firearms examinations?
John Evangelist Purkinje
Joseph Bell
Alphonse Bertillon
Calvin Goddard
Who was the first to apply anthropometry (body measurements) to forensic science?
John Evangelist Purkinje
Joseph Bell
Alphonse Bertillon
Calvin Goddard
Who would come investigate the collapse of a bridge?
Forensic Odontologist
Forensic Anthropologist
Forensic Engineer
Forensic Developer
