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#1. Dirt/Dust on shoes can be collected by:
#2. Which types of evidence can be collected in paper bags, envelops and packets.
#3. The following chemical is used for hardening of plaster of Paris cast of tyre mark?
#4. Control soil samples for forensic analysis is best collected in:
#5. The most reliable form of evidence is:
#6. Which of the following preservatives is used to preserve the blood in case of alcohol poisoning?
#7. The following is the most suitable casting material for preserving foot wear impressions:
#8. Which of the following would be considered individual evidence?
#9. The examination of physical evidence by a forensic scientist is usually undertaken for:
#10. Trace Evidence is not much useful in following Crime:
#11. Vacuum sweepings, fingernails, scrapings, clothing, and, vehicles should be collected because they are possible carriers of:
#12. Who can be considered as an expert witness?
#13. For preservation of shoe print/tire marks on soft earth, the best way is:
#14. In Terms of evidence collection, what does Trace means:
#15. The best method for packing of paper which smell like gasoline is:
#16. Sodium fluoride that is used as a preservative for blood samples inhibits the enzyme:
#17. Assertion (A): The Investigation Officer collects physical evidence at the Scene of Crime. Reason (R): Because he is fully aware as to how to save the evidence form getting contaminated, lost or scratched.
#18. Arson evidence is usually collected in:
#19. “Whenever two objects come into contact with one another, an exchange of materials occurs between them”. This Principle is called:
#20. In case of poisoning of living person, the following are preserved, except:
#21. Physical Evidence at the scene of crime should be collected in the presence of :
#22. Charred Documents should be packed in:
#23. After collecting the blood stained soil from the scene, it should be sent for examination:
#24. Corroborative use of physical evidence is use to:
#25. The order in which items of evidence have been handled during the investigation of a case is known as:
#26. A kind of evidence that is sensitive to absolute temperature.
#27. Bite Marks Evidence is use to match the dental impression of suspects. How is bite marks evidence collected?
#28. Dried Seminal Stains from Clothing are Preserved:
#29. The Following are the ways to maintain the chain of custody, Except:
#30. When packaging the evidence, you should:
#31. If investigators did not search crime scene properly or they preserve physical evidence carelessly, following will be happen:
#32. The Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) seized for forensic tests analysis is suitably packed in:
#33. Potential Contamination of Physical Evidence can occur in the following places but not at the:
#34. How many Controlled hair sample should be collected from the head?
#35. The part of a tyre that contacts the road surface and contains a design is called as:
#36. Blood stained clothes collected from the scenes of crime should be sent for examination:
#37. Any items which may cross contaminate each other must be packed:
#38. Evidence that may be collected, Except:
#39. Which slang refers to the proper collection and presentation of evidence.
#40. Swabs collected for biological samples should packed:
#41. Seminal Stains on clothing should be packed in:
#42. The best method for packing to collect handwriting evidence on paper is:
#43. As the collection of physical evidence begins:
#44. How should soil samples be preserved if they can’t be subjected to forensic tests soon after collection?
#45. Dried seminal stains from clothing are preserved in:
#46. The most suitable method for preservation of surface foot print is:
#47. When characteristics of evidence can be associated with a group but not with a individual source, that evidence shows:
#48. Which Type of evidence should collect first at the crime scene:
#49. Hair samples from crime scene is collected by:
#50. The Collection And Preservation Of Evidence Are Begin When:
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