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Crime Scene Photography

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of crime scene photography?

a)

To provide evidence

b)

To confuse the jury

c)

To document the scene

d)

To assist in investigations.

2.

What is the role of lighting in crime scene photography?

a)

To obscure details

b)

To enhance visibility

c)

To create shadows

d)

To add color

3.

Photographs are an important part of the forensic documentation process because they: A) Are colorful B) Are used with notes and sketches C) Are expensive D) Are digital.

a)

Are colorful

b)

Are used with notes and sketches

c)

Are expensive

d)

Are digital

4.

Fill in the blank: Unless someone needs medical attention, objects must not be moved until they have been thoroughly _______.

a)

cleaned

b)

photographed

c)

rearranged

d)

altered

5.

What is the role of a forensic photographer at a crime scene?

a)

To alter the scene

b)

To photograph the scene

c)

To clean the scene

d)

To rearrange the scene.

6.

Fill in the blank: Before photographing, a crime scene should be _______.

a)

altered

b)

unaltered

c)

cleaned

d)

rearranged

7.

Which of the following is a criterion for forensic photographs to be admissible as evidence?

a)

They must be colorful.

b)

They must accurately reflect the true condition of the scene without alteration.

c)

They must be taken at night.

d)

They must be artistic.

8.

Fill in the blank: ______ photographs should be made to provide an overview of the crime scene.

a)

Close-up

b)

Overview

c)

Artistic

d)

Personal

9.

From where should overview photos be taken?

a)

Inside the scene

b)

From the outside borders

c)

From above

d)

From a single angle

10.

As evidence is discovered, it is photographed to show its position and location relative to the entire ____.

a)

Scene

b)

Object

c)

Person

d)

Room

11.

Which of the following is a reason to photograph evidence?

a)

To alter the crime scene

b)

To provide a visual record

c)

To hide the evidence

d)

To entertain the public.

12.

Photographed evidence is used to ______.

a)

Confuse investigators

b)

Provide a visual record

c)

Destroy evidence

d)

Entertain the public

13.

Why is it important to label photographed evidence with numbers?

a)

To confuse investigators

b)

To provide a visual record

c)

To organize and identify evidence

d)

To entertain the public.

14.

Oblique lighting is usually used to show detail by creating shadows on the ______ of the evidence.

a)

top

b)

bottom

c)

surface

d)

side

15.

Where is the evidence set up for the forensic photography practice?

a)

In the classroom

b)

Outside the school

c)

In and outside of the classroom

d)

In the library