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Forensic Analysis Quiz Day 5

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the least likely setting for forensic analyses to take place?

a)

Kitchen

b)

Morgue

c)

Laboratory

2.

In an emergency, when there isn’t time to test a patient’s blood, which donor blood type could be safely given to every patient?

a)

O-

b)

AB+

c)

A-

3.

Carlie is analyzing a fingerprint from a crime scene. She notices a circular shape formed by an enclosed set of lines. She sees:

a)

A whorl

b)

An arch

c)

A tent

4.

About half of Americans have blood type O. This means that this blood type:

a)

Is not important to forensic investigators

b)

Is not useful by itself in identifying a suspect

c)

Is not found at crime scenes in other countries

5.

Which person can receive any of the ABO blood types in a transfusion?

a)

O

b)

AB

c)

B

6.

Jodi's identical twin sister, Karen, works at a technology company where they use biometric (fingerprint) scanning for secure entry. Because they are identical twins, Jodi will be able to enter using her own fingerprint in the scanner.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Each fingerprint is unique because of:

a)

Oils in the skin

b)

Ridges in the skin

c)

Biometrics

8.

A forensic anthropologist is asked to examine a bone that is found at a crime scene. By analyzing the bone, she determines the bone is from the ulna, a bone in the arm. She also identifies several important characteristics about the deceased person. Which of the following characteristics can be determined from the bone sample?

a)

The age, eye color, and hair color

b)

The gender, age, and height

c)

The gender, hair color, and height

9.

You were born with certain characteristics that you inherited from your biological parents. What characteristic does not change throughout your life?

a)

Height

b)

Hair color

c)

Blood type

10.

A cyber crime is a crime committed using:

a)

Plant material

b)

Computers

c)

Teeth

11.

The following are characteristics used to determine information about the origin of a bone being examined, except:

a)

Crevices

b)

Flexibility

c)

Bumps

12.

Which of these is not a real blood type?

a)

B-

b)

O+

c)

Rh-C+

13.

Why do adult fingerprints last longer on a surface than a child's fingerprints?

a)

Children have cleaner hands than adults

b)

Adults have deeper ridges

c)

Adults have more natural oils on the fingers

14.

Which statement is true about fingerprints?

a)

No two people have the same prints

b)

They are found only on oily surfaces

c)

Only identical twins have matching prints

15.

If the print from the tip of a person's finger is not available for identification purposes, all of the following can be used except:

a)

The entire finger

b)

The ball of the foot

c)

The front of the knee