UF PHA6936 FINAL EXAM PREP EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS
MERGED WITH CORRECT COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS || ALREADY GRADED A+ ||
2026-2027 LATEST UPDATE!!!
Crime scene processing is the same as crime scene investigation. -
ANSWER-False
Which crimes do we place more investigative emphasis on? -
ANSWER-Crimes against people
Which of the following is a search pattern? - ANSWER-grid
photographs of crime scenes must include overall views, close ups,
and _______? - ANSWER-midrange
crime scene documentation methods do not include: - ANSWER-cell
phone records
what can affect how you prepare to conduct a crime scene
investigation? - ANSWER-location, weather, time of day
according to lecture, what is the first thing a first responder should do
at a major crime scene? - ANSWER-search for and detain the suspect
,types of crime sketches include - ANSWER-preliminary, cross
projection, smooth
the rough sketch that is usually prepared at a crime scene is used to -
ANSWER-precisely locate evidence
you should only document what you see - ANSWER-false
a blood spatter pattern consisting of a large number of very fine, mist-
like droplets indicates that the blood probably came from a -
ANSWER-gunshot wound
a swipe bloodstain pattern is the result of - ANSWER-a bloody object
in motion contacting another clean surface
blood spatter patterns can indicate - ANSWER-how many sources of
blood there were, what type of weapon was used, the number of
times a weapon was used
the ______ droplet, the ______the force that was used to create the
spatter - ANSWER-smaller, the greater
when a fracture line in glass hits a pre-existing fracture line it.... -
ANSWER-stops
which is NOT a variable to consider when examining blood patterns? -
ANSWER-blood alcohol level when blood is shed
gunshot residue: - ANSWER-does not travel a great distance
most reconstruction patterns are easily transported to the lab for
further analysis - ANSWER-false
this is not a fundamental principle of fingerprinting - ANSWER-
fingerprints are formed when someone is about five years old
,this type of fingerprint is a three dimensional impression - ANSWER-
plastic
the basic fingerprint class patterns are: - ANSWER-arches, loops, and
whorls
fingerprints change over the course of a person's lifetime - ANSWER-
false
common fingerprint minutiae include - ANSWER-dots, bifurcations,
islands
the fingerprint database is called: - ANSWER-AFIS
chemical methods for the development of latent fingerprints include -
ANSWER-iodine fuming
the ACE-V method of print identification involves - ANSWER-analysis,
comparison, evaluation, and verification
unknown fingerprints are entered into the data base as: - ANSWER-
forensic files
individualizing friction ridge detail also exists on your - ANSWER-
palms, fingers, and toes
a person's ____ is usually more distinctive than their normal
handwriting - ANSWER-signature
when collecting document evidence, it is important to carefully
protect the document to avoid - ANSWER-loss of possible DNA, loss of
possible indentations, loss of possible latent print evidence
questioned document examiners prefer to work with copies so they
do not damage the original document - ANSWER-false
, writing instruments include - ANSWER-ball point pens, spray cans,
paint brushes
natural variation in a person's handwriting is ___ when compared to
the variation between individuals - ANSWER-always less
collected writing samples should be - ANSWER-authenticated and
from an appropriate time period.
the three parts of the writing process that can yield useful information
are - ANSWER-writing surface, writing instrument, and transfer
medium
handwriting comparisons can be made using - ANSWER-how letters
are made, where pressure is applied, and connections between letters
indented writings on evidence can be visualized with an instrument
called - ANSWER-an Electrostatic Detection Apparatus (ESDA)
It is not possible to examine a document to see what printer or copier
it could have originated from - ANSWER-false
sliding a tool into the surface makes an indented tool mark - ANSWER-
false
the four components of a firearm cartridge are - ANSWER-the primer,
the propellant, the cartridge, and the barrel
toolmark examinations may provide the following information -
ANSWER-the kind of tool used to make the mark
the caliber of a weapon is - ANSWER-the inside diameter of a gun
barrel
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS
MERGED WITH CORRECT COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS || ALREADY GRADED A+ ||
2026-2027 LATEST UPDATE!!!
Crime scene processing is the same as crime scene investigation. -
ANSWER-False
Which crimes do we place more investigative emphasis on? -
ANSWER-Crimes against people
Which of the following is a search pattern? - ANSWER-grid
photographs of crime scenes must include overall views, close ups,
and _______? - ANSWER-midrange
crime scene documentation methods do not include: - ANSWER-cell
phone records
what can affect how you prepare to conduct a crime scene
investigation? - ANSWER-location, weather, time of day
according to lecture, what is the first thing a first responder should do
at a major crime scene? - ANSWER-search for and detain the suspect
,types of crime sketches include - ANSWER-preliminary, cross
projection, smooth
the rough sketch that is usually prepared at a crime scene is used to -
ANSWER-precisely locate evidence
you should only document what you see - ANSWER-false
a blood spatter pattern consisting of a large number of very fine, mist-
like droplets indicates that the blood probably came from a -
ANSWER-gunshot wound
a swipe bloodstain pattern is the result of - ANSWER-a bloody object
in motion contacting another clean surface
blood spatter patterns can indicate - ANSWER-how many sources of
blood there were, what type of weapon was used, the number of
times a weapon was used
the ______ droplet, the ______the force that was used to create the
spatter - ANSWER-smaller, the greater
when a fracture line in glass hits a pre-existing fracture line it.... -
ANSWER-stops
which is NOT a variable to consider when examining blood patterns? -
ANSWER-blood alcohol level when blood is shed
gunshot residue: - ANSWER-does not travel a great distance
most reconstruction patterns are easily transported to the lab for
further analysis - ANSWER-false
this is not a fundamental principle of fingerprinting - ANSWER-
fingerprints are formed when someone is about five years old
,this type of fingerprint is a three dimensional impression - ANSWER-
plastic
the basic fingerprint class patterns are: - ANSWER-arches, loops, and
whorls
fingerprints change over the course of a person's lifetime - ANSWER-
false
common fingerprint minutiae include - ANSWER-dots, bifurcations,
islands
the fingerprint database is called: - ANSWER-AFIS
chemical methods for the development of latent fingerprints include -
ANSWER-iodine fuming
the ACE-V method of print identification involves - ANSWER-analysis,
comparison, evaluation, and verification
unknown fingerprints are entered into the data base as: - ANSWER-
forensic files
individualizing friction ridge detail also exists on your - ANSWER-
palms, fingers, and toes
a person's ____ is usually more distinctive than their normal
handwriting - ANSWER-signature
when collecting document evidence, it is important to carefully
protect the document to avoid - ANSWER-loss of possible DNA, loss of
possible indentations, loss of possible latent print evidence
questioned document examiners prefer to work with copies so they
do not damage the original document - ANSWER-false
, writing instruments include - ANSWER-ball point pens, spray cans,
paint brushes
natural variation in a person's handwriting is ___ when compared to
the variation between individuals - ANSWER-always less
collected writing samples should be - ANSWER-authenticated and
from an appropriate time period.
the three parts of the writing process that can yield useful information
are - ANSWER-writing surface, writing instrument, and transfer
medium
handwriting comparisons can be made using - ANSWER-how letters
are made, where pressure is applied, and connections between letters
indented writings on evidence can be visualized with an instrument
called - ANSWER-an Electrostatic Detection Apparatus (ESDA)
It is not possible to examine a document to see what printer or copier
it could have originated from - ANSWER-false
sliding a tool into the surface makes an indented tool mark - ANSWER-
false
the four components of a firearm cartridge are - ANSWER-the primer,
the propellant, the cartridge, and the barrel
toolmark examinations may provide the following information -
ANSWER-the kind of tool used to make the mark
the caliber of a weapon is - ANSWER-the inside diameter of a gun
barrel
