WorksheetsFinal Exam Review (Units 8 - 12)
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What percentage of hacking is done using malware?
5%
20%
50%
70%
Defined as the crime of obtaining personal information or financial information for illegal use
Identity Theft
Check Fraud
Money Laundering
Intellectual Property Theft
Defined as: making money that was acquired illegally look like it came from a legal source
Identity Theft
Check Fraud
Money Laundering
Intellectual Property Theft
Defined as: Robbing people or businesses of their ideas, inventions, or creative expressions
Identity Theft
Check Fraud
Money Laundering
Intellectual Property Theft
Involves the examination of handwriting, ink, paper, etc., to ascertain source or authenticity
Questioned Documents
Document Examination
Handwriting Characteristics
Forgery
Type of forgery that is made by tracing a genuine signature
Simulated Forgery
Obliterations
Traced Forgery
Blind Forgery
Removal of writing by physical or chemical means
Simulated Forgery
Obliterations
Traced Forgery
Blind Forgery
It is all right to show a questioned document to a suspect when examining the suspect's handwriting
True
False
The scientific study of the motion of projectiles in flight
Ballistics
Caliber
Rifling
Striations
Scratches on a fired bullet
Ballistics
Caliber
Rifling
Striations
Grooved spirals inside the barrel of a gun that produce lands and grooves on a bullet
Ballistics
Caliber
Rifling
Striations
Bullet Diameter Size
Ballistics
Caliber
Rifling
Striations
Combustion products, unburned propellant, and particles of lead that follow a bullet when fired
Gunshot Residue
Bullet Result
Ashes
Insects arrive at a decomposing body in a particular order
Entomology
Forensic Entomology
Succession
The use of insects and other arthropods to aid in legal investigations
Entomology
Forensic Entomology
Succession
The study of insects
Entomology
Forensic Entomology
Succession
Metamorphosis
Egg --> 1st instar larva --> 2nd instar larva --> 3rd instar larva --> ???? ---> New Fly
(a)
Partial union of the bone; the epiphysis is attached, but a line is visible
Forensic Anthropology
Osteology
Stage 3 epiphyseal fusion
Medical Examiner
A type of applied anthropology that specializes in the changes and variations in the human skeleton for the purpose of legal inquiry
Forensic Anthropology
Osteology
Stage 3 epiphyseal fusion
Medical Examiner
The study of bones
Forensic Anthropology
Osteology
Stage 3 epiphyseal fusion
Medical Examiner
Job is determine time, cause, and manner of death
Forensic Anthropology
Osteology
Stage 3 epiphyseal fusion
Medical Examiner
The 5 manners of death are Natural, Accidental, ??, Homicide, and Undetermined
(a)
The morti triad is Livor Mortis, Algor Mortis, and ???? Mortis
(a)
Order of Decomposition: Fresh --> ??? --> Active Decay --> Dry Decay --> Skeletonization
(a)
