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What is Forensic Science Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Forensic Science?

a)

The use of scientific methods and processes to solve crime

b)

The study of life

c)

Study of water

d)

Study of plants

2.

What are the duties of a Crime Scene Investigator

a)

Documentation

b)

Evidence Processing

c)

Evidence Collection

d)

Testifying in Court

e)

All the Above

3.

What must CSI do upon arriving on scene?

a)
Secure the scene
b)
Start collecting evidence immediately
c)
Interrogate suspects
d)
Leave the scene
4.

What type of evidence needs to be collected on scene?

a)
Fingerprints, DNA samples, and photographs
b)
Witness statements and police reports
c)
Medical records and insurance information
d)
Personal belongings and clothing
5.

How do you take Photographic Documentation?

a)
By using a camera to capture images
b)
By writing a detailed description
c)
By drawing a picture
d)
By recording a video
6.

What areas do photos need to be taken in a crime scene?

a)

Where the crime occurred

b)
Every corner of the crime scene
c)

The area with visible evidence

d)

The area with blood stains

7.

What do you use when processing a fingerprint

a)
Magnifying glass
b)
Duster
c)
Brush and powder
d)
Scissors
8.

Who are fingerprints available to

a)

One person

b)

Anyone

9.

Where can you find fingerprints

a)

On the palms of fingers

b)

Soles of the feet

c)

Residue from sweat

d)

Residue from oils

10.

A patent print...

a)

Can be seen

b)

Can not be seen

11.

What are the two types of fingerprints

a)

Patent Print

b)

Latent Print

c)

Camo print

d)

Cheetah print

12.

What types of processing do they use for fingerprints

a)

Mechanical

b)

Chemical

13.

What is evidence always put in with very few exceptions

a)

Plastic

b)

Paper

c)

Metal

d)

Foil

14.

What powder do they use to test fingerprints

a)

Black powder

b)

Magna powder

c)

Baby powder

15.

Types of evidence

a)

Impressions

b)

Dna

c)

Trace

d)

Hair