WorksheetsCrime Scene Investigation Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 39mins
What is the first step in the 7 S's of crime scene investigation?
Scan the Scene
Secure the Scene
Search for Evidence
See the Scene
Why should witnesses be separated at a crime scene?
To prevent them from eating lunch
To ensure they are safe
To keep them from creating a cover story
To allow them to rest
What is the purpose of scanning the scene?
To take money when no one is looking
To sketch the scene
To collect evidence
To identify the primary scene and any secondary scenes
Which step involves taking photographs of the crime scene?
Search for Evidence
Sketch the Scene
See the Scene
Secure the Scene
What should a crime scene sketch include?
Objects in the room and directional north
Only the location of evidence
The names of witnesses
The weather conditions
What is the final step in the 7 S's of crime scene investigation?
Separate the Witnesses
Secure the Scene
Scan the Scene
Secure and Collect Evidence
What is required for evidence to be admissible in court?
A video recording
A detailed sketch
Multiple witnesses
A chain of custody
When is a search warrant not needed?
If the crime scene is indoors
If there is a threat to life or safety
If the suspect is missing
If the crime is minor
What is the purpose of securing the scene?
To interview witnesses
To preserve evidence
To collect evidence
To allow media access
What is entomology?
Unreasonable searches and seizures
Unlawful arrests
Study of insect's role in decomposition
Study of poisons
What is the role of the lead investigator?
To take photographs
To secure the scene
To choose the search pattern
To separate the witnesses
What is the purpose of searching for evidence?
To sketch the scene
To interview witnesses
To arrest suspects
To identify any overlooked evidence
What is included in an evidence label?
The suspect's name
A chain of custody
stickers for the good cops
a fortune cookie for investigators
What is the purpose of sketching the scene?
To create a visual record for media
To document weather conditions
To help investigators recreate the scene
To provide a map for witnesses
The earliest for of forensic science dates back to what century?
1st
3rd
5th
8th
What type of evidence is Sherlock Holmes known for using a lot?
chemical evidence
photographic evidence
Trace evidence
circumstantial evidence
What is NOT a part of forensic science?
bood typing
astrology
ballistics
toxicology
Who created the first sucessfull test identify arsneic in dead corpses?
Carl Wilhelm Scheele
Alphonse Bertillion
Sherlock Holms
Sir Conan Doyle
Alphonse Bertillon created what?
chemistry
finger printing
a blood sequencing technique
a personal identification system
Locard's Principle states that
every reaction has an equal reaction
every contact leaves a trace
the scientific method is best to solve crime
crime enthusiasts are low key sus
