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The Steps of Crime Scene Investigation & Types of Evidence

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During which step of crime scene investigation do investigators take photos?

a)

Step 1: Securing the scene

b)

Step 3: Scanning the scene

c)

Step 4: Seeing the scene

d)

Step 6: Searching the scene

2.

Who is in charge of of securing a crime scene?

a)

First Responders

b)

The Victim

c)

Pathologist

d)

Witnesses

3.

True or False: Pictures are taken before a sketch is made.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

During Which 2 steps of crime scene investigation do investigators mark evidence with evidence markers? (Select TWO)

a)

Step 1: Securing the crime scene

b)

Step 3: Scanning the scene

c)

Step 5: Sketching the scene

d)

Step 6: Searching the scene

5.

What process must investigators follow when collecting evidence and packing evidence at a crime scene?

a)

The scientific method

b)

chain of custody

c)

locard's principle

6.

What does Forensic Science mean?

a)

murder

b)

he branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of matter and energy.

c)

Using scientific knowledge and techniques to help with criminal investigation

d)

None of the above

7.

What is the Locard's Exchange Principle?

a)

if you exchange evidence it must be documented

b)

when you discover a crime scene it must be secured

c)

Every contact leaves a trace

d)

swapping out evidence for other evidence

8.

True or False: Forensic science was invented by scientists.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Select the BEST answer: How is evidence classified?

a)

Into groups

b)

as direct or circumstantial

c)

in the order it's received

d)

as biological or physical

10.

How does individual evidence compare to class evidence?

a)

Individual evidence can not be linked to an individual and class can be linked to one individual

b)

Individual evidence can link directly to one individual and class evidence narrows it down to a group of individuals

c)

Class only classifies the evidence

d)

Class evidence can link directly to one individual and individual evidence narrows it down to a group of individuals

11.

What are some examples of class evidence?

a)

Blood, semen, saliva

b)

Blood type, tread patterns, shoe prints, hair w/o follicle

c)

Blood, hair with follicle

12.

Select the BEST option

a)

Class evidence

b)

Circumstantial, Physical

c)

Circumstantial, Biological

d)

Direct Evidence

13.

Evidence thats link directly to a person.

a)

Class Evidence

b)

Direct Evidence

c)

Individual Evidence

d)

Biological Evidence

14.

Classify: Police confession from suspect

a)

Direct

b)

Circumstantial, Biological

c)

Circumstantial, Physical

d)

Class

15.

Natural Fibers

a)

Circumstantial, Biological

b)

Direct

c)

Circumstantial, Physical

d)

Individual

16.

Eye-Witness Accounts

a)

Circumstantial, Biological

b)

Direct

c)

Circumstantial, Physical

d)

Class

17.

A toxicology report that confirms drugs in the victim's system

a)

Circumstantial, Biological

b)

Circumstantial, Physical

c)

Direct

d)

Class

18.

What evidence could be found on a glass bottle found at a crime scene? Check ALL that apply

a)

DNA

b)

phone number of suspect

c)

video footage

d)

Fingerprints

19.

Classify the evidence: Tire tread prints

a)

Circumstantial, Biological

b)

Circumstantial, Physical

c)

Direct

d)

Individual

20.

Classify Evidence: Fingerprints

a)

Circumstantial, Biological

b)

Circumstantial, Physical

c)

Direct

d)

Class