WorksheetsCI: Crime Scene Sketches
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Bird's Eye View
The way a person normally sees things
Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene
Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat
Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene
Elevation or side view
The way a person normally sees things
Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene
Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat
Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene
Three dimensional
The way a person normally sees things
Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene
Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat
Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene
Exploded or cross sectional
The way a person normally sees things
Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene
Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat
Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene
Eyes move up and to the left
Accessing auditory information
Accessing the creativity part of the memory
Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem
Accessing information which they have actually seen or done
Eyes move up and to the right
Accessing auditory information
Accessing the creativity part of the memory
Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem
Accessing information which they have actually seen or done
Eyes move side to side
Accessing auditory information
Accessing the creativity part of the memory
Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem
Accessing information which they have actually seen or done
Eyes straight up
Accessing auditory information
Accessing the creativity part of the memory
Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem
Accessing information which they have actually seen or done
Eyes move down
Accessing auditory information
Accessing the creativity part of the memory
Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem
Accessing emotions
True or False
There is no way to determine if someone is lying based upon a single eye or body movement
True
False
True or False:
When someone rubs their hands they are nervous about the lie they are about to tell
True
False
True or False
Hiding the palms of a person's hands may be an indictor that they have something to hide
True
False
True or False
Crime Scene sketches must accurately portray the precise location of evidence, landmarks and other objects
True
False
Typically, rough sketches are NOT which of the following
Drawn to scale
Drawn with pencil
Drawn at the crime scene
Drawn after photos are taken
Which of the following is NOT included in a final sketch
Title
Case Information
Initials or name of artist
Initials or name of victim
Which of the following is the most common type of sketch
Overhead view
Elevation or side view
Three-dimensional sketch
Exploded sketch
Which of the following is used so a reader can understand the symbols used in the sketch
Scale
Compass
Legend
Notation
True or False;
Crime Scene Sketches are created in order to have a temporary record of a crime scene because this information and pictures will be upload to a computer which will make a permanent record or the crime scene
True
False
Impressions at a crime scene include all the following except ...
Shoes marks
Tire tracks
Tool marks
Gunshot residue
True or False
The presence of insects and help determine when a body was placed outside
True
False
Common landmarks that can be used as measuring points include all the following except...
Building
Street signs
Doors
Furniture
Measuring or mapping a room include all the following except
Rectangular coordinate
Triangulation coordinate
Grid
Circumference coordinates
