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Crime Scene Investigation,
4th Edition
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TEST BANK
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Roy Fenoff
Jacqueline Fish
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Larry Miller
Edward Wallace
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Comprehensive Test Bank for Instructors
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© Roy Fenoff, Jacqueline Fish, Larry Miller, & Edward
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Crime Scene Investigation — Complete Test Bank
Roy Fenoff, Jacqueline Fish, Larry S. Miller and Edward Wallace
ISBN: 9780367204679
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Chapter 1: Introduction: The CSI and Forensic Investigation
Chapter 2: The First Response and Scene Search
Chapter 3: Documenting the Crime Scene: Photography, Videography, and Sketching
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Chapter 4: Fingerprints and Palmprints
Chapter 5: Trace and Impression Evidence
Chapter 6: Bodily Fluid Evidence
Chapter 7: Blood Spatter Evidence
Chapter 8: Firearms and Toolmark Evidence
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Chapter 9: Arson and Explosives
Chapter 10: The Electronic Crime Scene
Chapter 11: Documentary Evidence
Chapter 12: Motor Vehicles as Crime Scenes
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Chapter 13: Death Investigation
Chapter 14: Forensic Anthropology, Odontology, and Entomology
Chapter 15: Documenting the Actions of the CSI and Presenting Facts in Court
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Test Bank
Chapter 1: Introduction
1. Forensic evidence is often referred to as the “silent witness.”
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a. True
b. False
ANS: a
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2. The trial judge determines the “expert” status of expert witnesses.
a. True
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b. False
ANS: a
3. Forensic science deals with the effective identification, documentation, collection, and
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preservation of physical evidence at the crime scene.
a. True
b. False
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ANS: a
4. According to the text, the most critical aspect of a trial is that evidence is produced that
is sufficient for a guilty verdict.
a. True
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b. False
ANS: b
5. Corpus delicti means the preferred method of operation.
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a. True
, 1-2
b. False
ANS: b
6. According to the text, physical evidence is sometimes referred to as
a. all the facts of a case
b. the silent witness
c. behind-the-scene facts
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d. unspoken facts
ANS: b
7. Which is NOT a major goal of a crime scene search?
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a. recognizing and identifying physical evidence
b. collecting and preserving evidence properly
c. reconstructing the crime
d. presenting a formal announcement to the media as soon as possible
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ANS: d
8. The four major factors that determine the value of physical evidence are
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a. recognition, testing procedures, courtroom presentation, and collection
b. collection, recognition, fingerprints, and courtroom presentation
c. recognition, testing procedures, expert witnesses, and collection
d. collection, expert witnesses, recognition, and testing procedures
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ANS: a
9. According to the text, physical evidence leads to development of the linkage among
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a. victim, witnesses, and perpetrator
b. perpetrator, victim, and scene
c. scene, witnesses, and victim
d. latent prints, victim, and perpetrator
ANS: b
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10. A death investigation is usually conducted by this elected official
a. medical examiner
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b. pathologist
c. coroner
d. lead investigator
Crime Scene Investigation,
4th Edition
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UV
TEST BANK
IA
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Roy Fenoff
Jacqueline Fish
PP
Larry Miller
Edward Wallace
RO
────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Comprehensive Test Bank for Instructors
and Students
VE
||| ||| || ||| || | || ||| | || ||| |
9780367204679
D?
© Roy Fenoff, Jacqueline Fish, Larry Miller, & Edward
Wallace. All rights reserved. Reproduction or distribution
without permission is prohibited.
© MEDGEEK
, Edrftgyihu jiuh
Crime Scene Investigation — Complete Test Bank
Roy Fenoff, Jacqueline Fish, Larry S. Miller and Edward Wallace
ISBN: 9780367204679
ST
Chapter 1: Introduction: The CSI and Forensic Investigation
Chapter 2: The First Response and Scene Search
Chapter 3: Documenting the Crime Scene: Photography, Videography, and Sketching
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Chapter 4: Fingerprints and Palmprints
Chapter 5: Trace and Impression Evidence
Chapter 6: Bodily Fluid Evidence
Chapter 7: Blood Spatter Evidence
Chapter 8: Firearms and Toolmark Evidence
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Chapter 9: Arson and Explosives
Chapter 10: The Electronic Crime Scene
Chapter 11: Documentary Evidence
Chapter 12: Motor Vehicles as Crime Scenes
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Chapter 13: Death Investigation
Chapter 14: Forensic Anthropology, Odontology, and Entomology
Chapter 15: Documenting the Actions of the CSI and Presenting Facts in Court
PP
RO
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© MEDGEEK
, Test Bank for Crime Scene Investigation,
4e Roy Fenoff, Jacqueline Fish, Larry
Miller, Edward Wallace (All Chapters)
ST
Test Bank
Chapter 1: Introduction
1. Forensic evidence is often referred to as the “silent witness.”
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a. True
b. False
ANS: a
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2. The trial judge determines the “expert” status of expert witnesses.
a. True
_A
b. False
ANS: a
3. Forensic science deals with the effective identification, documentation, collection, and
PP
preservation of physical evidence at the crime scene.
a. True
b. False
RO
ANS: a
4. According to the text, the most critical aspect of a trial is that evidence is produced that
is sufficient for a guilty verdict.
a. True
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b. False
ANS: b
5. Corpus delicti means the preferred method of operation.
D?
a. True
, 1-2
b. False
ANS: b
6. According to the text, physical evidence is sometimes referred to as
a. all the facts of a case
b. the silent witness
c. behind-the-scene facts
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d. unspoken facts
ANS: b
7. Which is NOT a major goal of a crime scene search?
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a. recognizing and identifying physical evidence
b. collecting and preserving evidence properly
c. reconstructing the crime
d. presenting a formal announcement to the media as soon as possible
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ANS: d
8. The four major factors that determine the value of physical evidence are
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a. recognition, testing procedures, courtroom presentation, and collection
b. collection, recognition, fingerprints, and courtroom presentation
c. recognition, testing procedures, expert witnesses, and collection
d. collection, expert witnesses, recognition, and testing procedures
PP
ANS: a
9. According to the text, physical evidence leads to development of the linkage among
RO
a. victim, witnesses, and perpetrator
b. perpetrator, victim, and scene
c. scene, witnesses, and victim
d. latent prints, victim, and perpetrator
ANS: b
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10. A death investigation is usually conducted by this elected official
a. medical examiner
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b. pathologist
c. coroner
d. lead investigator
