5 Written Questions

1. First to develop a procedure to determine blood type from dry blood stains
2. All objects that can establish that a crime has been committed or link a crime.
3. principals of document examination
4. Father of toxicology
5. Developed the first DNA profiling in 1984

5 Matching Questions

1. manners of death
2. First Officer at crime scene acronym
3. most important thing at crime scenes
4. Algor Mortis
5. Responsibilities of First officer at scene

1. a natural, accidental, suicide, homicide, undetermined.
2. b to preserve and protect area as much as possible, obtain medical assistance to people who need it and arrest the perpetrator.
3. c dead body of victim
4. d body temperature continually cools until it reaches the room temperature. begins an hour after death.
5. e ADAPT- Asses the crime scene, detain the witness, arrest the perpetrator, take notes

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. physical evidence whose origin is known such as blood, hair
   1. substrate controls
   2. Standard/reference sample
   3. manners of death
   4. Sir Alec Jefferys
2. if cause of death cannot be determined or found by observations
   1. why are autopsy's preformed
   2. Sir Alec Jefferys
   3. Albert Osborn
   4. Chain of Custody
3. answer several basic questions to determine cause of death
   1. Rigor Mortis
   2. Algor Mortis
   3. role of forensic pathologist
   4. Livor Mortis
4. incorporated Gross' principals within a workable crime lab
   1. Rigor Mortis
   2. Edmond Locard
   3. Leone Lattes
   4. Livor Mortis
5. swab of inner linning of check
   1. Edmond Locard
   2. Hans Gross
   3. Leone Lattes
   4. Buccal swab

5 True/False Questions

1. most packages are placed in......... → physical evidence whose origin is known such as blood, hair

   True        False

2. Hans Gross → Wrote treatise describing the application of scientific principals to the field of crimminal investigation.

   True        False

3. Livor Mortis → results in settling of blood in areas of body closest to ground. 12 hours after death

   True        False

4. Francis Galton → Wrote treatise describing the application of scientific principals to the field of crimminal investigation.

   True        False

5. Chain of Custody → written record of all people who have had possession of an item of evidence

   True        False