This Test consists 25 MCQs on Forensic Science (Part-2). Take the test and get your result after submitting your Test. Brush and increase your knowledge of Forensic Science. Best of luck.
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1.
Vacuum sweepings, fingernail scrapings, clothing, and vehicles are collected as possible:
2.
The first police officer to arrive at a crime scene is called the:
3.
Admittance to the crime scene must include only:
4.
The search for physical evidence at a crime scene:
5.
The traditional printing method of relief printing is also known as:
6.
Which of the following statements is not true?
7.
The initial walkthrough survey of the crime scene should be carried out by the:
8.
The electrostatic detection apparatus (ESDA) is not used:
9.
First priority at a crime scene is given to:
10.
Before the scene can be released, the investigation team must complete:
11.
Which of the following is not an anti-counterfeiting measure that may be incorporated into printed documents?
12.
Which of the following statements is not true?
13.
Which of the following is considered to be an acceptable crime scene search pattern:
14.
Which of the following is characteristic of genuine signatures (as opposed to forged signatures)?
15.
Items discovered at a crime scene must be:
16.
If investigators at a crime scene improperly search or preserve physical evidence:
17.
Handwriting which is joined up and in lower case is known as:
18.
In a child kidnapping case, the hotel room where the kidnapped child was brought after the abduction would be considered:
19.
The most commonly used material for in the manufacture of paper is:
20.
Segments of writing obscured by the application of an appropriate substance such as a correction fluid are known as:
21.
Uncontaminated surface material close to an area where physical evidence has been deposited is a:
22.
Most common type of fingerprint is:
23.
To establish the boundaries of a crime scene, officers can use all of the following except:
24.
Estimation of age examination of teeth is by:
25.
Which of the following methods used in the analysis of ink may be described as 'destructive'?
