Question 1

According to the text, when using photography at a crime scene, the film speed should be at least:

Accepted Answer

A)  ASA\ISO 100 or higher 
B)  ASA\ISO 200 or higher 
C)  ASA\ISO 300 or higher 
D)  ASA\ISO 400 or higher 
A)  ASA\ISO 100 or higher 
B)  ASA\ISO 200 or higher 
C)  ASA\ISO 300 or higher 
D)  ASA\ISO 400 or higher D

Question 2

Digital cameras should be used when there is a need for enlargements of 11 x 14 inches or more.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

According to the text, the three ways to document evidence at a crime scene are

Accepted Answer

A)  digital pictures, notes, and sketches 
B)  sketches, photo log, and notes 
C)  photography, notes, and sketches 
D)  overhead view, video, and notes 
A)  digital pictures, notes, and sketches 
B)  sketches, photo log, and notes 
C)  photography, notes, and sketches 
D)  overhead view, video, and notes C

Question 4

According to the text, there are two kinds of cameras:

Accepted Answer

A)  digital and SLR 
B)  handheld and tripod mounted 
C)  still and video 
D)  none of the above 
A)  digital and SLR 
B)  handheld and tripod mounted 
C)  still and video 
D)  none of the above

Question 5

Higher-speed films are useful for low-light situations but are not as sharp and clear as lower-speed films.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The main purpose of documentation is to record and preserve the location and relationship of physical evidence at the crime scene.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A crime scene sketch is the permanent record of

Accepted Answer

A)  size and distance relationships of the scene and physical evidence 
B)  a hand-drawn picture of who was present at the scene 
C)  where furniture and pictures were located at the scene 
D)  eyewitnesses account of the crime 
A)  size and distance relationships of the scene and physical evidence 
B)  a hand-drawn picture of who was present at the scene 
C)  where furniture and pictures were located at the scene 
D)  eyewitnesses account of the crime

Question 8

Transient evidence refers to physical evidence that must be transported using uniquely specified precautions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Polarizing filters are used when photographing

Accepted Answer

A)  very small objects 
B)  shiny surfaces 
C)  very large objects 
D)  none of the above 
A)  very small objects 
B)  shiny surfaces 
C)  very large objects 
D)  none of the above

Question 10

The main purpose of documentation of a crime scene is to

Accepted Answer

A)  reconstruct the crime scene, identify a suspect, and assist the prosecutor 
B)  record and preserve the location and relationship of physical evidence 
C)  obtain a motive for the crime, determine modus operandi, and identify a suspect 
D)  none of the above 
A)  reconstruct the crime scene, identify a suspect, and assist the prosecutor 
B)  record and preserve the location and relationship of physical evidence 
C)  obtain a motive for the crime, determine modus operandi, and identify a suspect 
D)  none of the above

Question 11

The three types of sketches that can be drawn to depict the crime scene are

Accepted Answer

A)  eye-level, overhead view, and elevation view 
B)  elevation view, 3D view, and baseline view 
C)  3D view, baseline view, and elevation view 
D)  overhead view, elevation view, and 3D view 
A)  eye-level, overhead view, and elevation view 
B)  elevation view, 3D view, and baseline view 
C)  3D view, baseline view, and elevation view 
D)  overhead view, elevation view, and 3D view

Question 12

When photographing a crime scene, the recommended procedure is to start at the center of the scene and work outwardly, including all entrances and exits to the scene.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Examples of transient evidence are

Accepted Answer

A)  hairs, fibers, and wet shoeprints 
B)  latent fingerprints, clothing, and weapons 
C)  blood, semen, and fibers 
D)  none of the above 
A)  hairs, fibers, and wet shoeprints 
B)  latent fingerprints, clothing, and weapons 
C)  blood, semen, and fibers 
D)  none of the above

According to the text, when using photography at a crime scene, the film speed should be at least:

Digital cameras should be used when there is a need for enlargements of 11 x 14 inches or more.

According to the text, the three ways to document evidence at a crime scene are

According to the text, there are two kinds of cameras:

Higher-speed films are useful for low-light situations but are not as sharp and clear as lower-speed films.

The main purpose of documentation is to record and preserve the location and relationship of physical evidence at the crime scene.

A crime scene sketch is the permanent record of

Transient evidence refers to physical evidence that must be transported using uniquely specified precautions.

Polarizing filters are used when photographing

The main purpose of documentation of a crime scene is to

The three types of sketches that can be drawn to depict the crime scene are

When photographing a crime scene, the recommended procedure is to start at the center of the scene and work outwardly, including all entrances and exits to the scene.

Examples of transient evidence are

Introduction

First Response

Fingerprints and Palmprints

Trace and Impression Evidence

Body Fluid Evidence

Blood Spatter Evidence

Firearms and Toolmark Evidence

Arson and Explosives

The Electronic Crime Scene

Documentary Evidence

Motor Vehicles As Crime Scenes

Death Investigation

Forensic Anthropology, Odontology, and Entomology

Documenting the Actions of the CSI

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Exam 3: Documenting the Crime Scene

According to the text, when using photography at a crime scene, the film speed should be at least:

Digital cameras should be used when there is a need for enlargements of 11 x 14 inches or more.

According to the text, the three ways to document evidence at a crime scene are

According to the text, there are two kinds of cameras:

Higher-speed films are useful for low-light situations but are not as sharp and clear as lower-speed films.

The main purpose of documentation is to record and preserve the location and relationship of physical evidence at the crime scene.

A crime scene sketch is the permanent record of

Transient evidence refers to physical evidence that must be transported using uniquely specified precautions.

Polarizing filters are used when photographing

The main purpose of documentation of a crime scene is to

The three types of sketches that can be drawn to depict the crime scene are

When photographing a crime scene, the recommended procedure is to start at the center of the scene and work outwardly, including all entrances and exits to the scene.

Examples of transient evidence are

Introduction

First Response

Fingerprints and Palmprints

Trace and Impression Evidence

Body Fluid Evidence

Blood Spatter Evidence

Firearms and Toolmark Evidence

Arson and Explosives

The Electronic Crime Scene

Documentary Evidence

Motor Vehicles As Crime Scenes

Death Investigation

Forensic Anthropology, Odontology, and Entomology

Documenting the Actions of the CSI

Filters