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WorksheetsObservations Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
identify the evidence
document
look for
find
interpret
record the evidence
find
document
interpret
look for
accurately determine the significance of the evidence
find
document
interpret
look for
Investigators must discriminate between ________ and __________
good /bad
black/white
fact/opinion
dead/alive
A forensic scientist is called to a court of law to provide
fact
opinion
judgement
reflection
Our state of mid affects how we observe our surroundings. What mental state is the best for observing?
happy
relaxed
nervous
excited
The Innocence Project found that most faulty convictions were based on
out of date investigation equpment
poor DNA sampling
inaccurate eyewitness accounts
officers not thoroughly observing a crime scene
The forensic scientist has many duties. Which of these in NOT a job for a forensic scientist?
give evidence in court
question a suspect
sign a cause of death document
search for evidence
All of the following are ways to improve our observational skills except
be sure to look at the entire area, not just the body, weapons, or signs of break in
observe everything no matter how big or small
when collecting evidence, record only those things that you are sure are important
write down and photograph everything you find.
a person who has seen someone or something and can communicate these facts
eyewitness
scientist
detective
victim
interpreting information received from the senses
opinion
perception
logical
fact
the ability to identify a concept or problem, to isolate its component parts, to organize information for decision making, to establish criteria for evaluation, and to draw appropriate conclusions
logical
forensic
analytical skills
deductive reasoning
deriving the consequences from the facts using a series of logical steps
logical
deductive reasoning
analytical skills
observation
personal belief founded on judgement rather than on direct experience or knowledge
fact
perception
fact
opinion
Criminal investigations depend on the observation skills of all involved. Those involved include:
police investigators
forensics scientists
witnesses
All of these choices
Perception
is faulty
is not always accurate
does not always reflect reality
all of these choices
