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see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been
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Round 1
Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Crime
scene and
evidence
Finger-
Hair &
Drugs &
prints
Fibers
Toxins
Blood
Human
Remains
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Final
Jeopardy
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The principle which states that
evidence will be transferred when
two objects come in contact with
one another
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What is the Locard Exchange
Principle
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Fingerprints and DNA are
examples of this type of evidence
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What is individual evidence:
Evidence that can be related to a
single source
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A Nike shoe, type A blood and a
piece of cotton fiber are
examples of this type of evidence
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What is class evidence: evidence
that can be associated only with
a group of items that share
properties or characteristics
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Explain the difference between
testimonial and physical
evidence.
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Testimonial: What is said in court
by a competence witness (flaws
include how the witness
remembers what they see etc.)
Physical: tangible items that tend
to prove some material fact (also
called real evidence)
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A written record of all the people
who have had possession of an
item of evidence is called this
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What is the chain of custody
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Name the 3 major classes of
fingerprints
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What are whorls, loops and
arches
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How do fingerprints form?
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Fingerprint patterns are formed
during development in the womb
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An invisible print that must be
developed using chemical or
physical means is classified as
this type
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What is a latent print?
Latent prints are left behind by
the sweat, salts and oils on your
fingertips
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Name the class of this print:
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What is a loop
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What are the names of the highlighted
ridge characteristics (minutiae)?
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Red: dot
Yellow: bifurcation
Green: Ridge ending
Purple: island
Orange: delta
Blue: lake / enclosure
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What is trace evidence?
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Physical evidence found at crime
scene in small but measureable
amounts
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True or false:
Microscopic examination of hair
can always determine the gender
of the person
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False: Classifying gender and
age is circumstantial evidence
(based on inference) - However,
you can prove if it is human hair
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Generally a hair can be
distinguished by an animal by
examining this part
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What is the medulla
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Is this animal or human hair?
Explain how you know.
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Animal – segmented medulla
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What is the identify of the following
fiber? How do you know?
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Cotton: Has a characteristic twist
Vs. cross section of man-made
fibers (fig. 1)
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What is an illicit drug?
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What are substances that are
produced legally or illegally that
are taken strictly for pleasure
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Name the 4 classifications of
illicit drugs
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What are
Stimulants – Heroin, Meth, Cocaine
Hallucinogens – LSD, MDMA
Narcotics – Tylenol, Oxy, Morphine
Depressants – Alcohol, Barbituates
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What is LD50 stand for?
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Lethal Dose 50% : a measure of
toxicity
Refers to the amount of a
substance that kills half the test
population, usually within four
hours.
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Label each scenario as Chronic
exposure, acute toxicity, or tolerance:
A) Georgi Markov died after being
injected with ricin from an
umbrella
B) A man dies from drinking poisons
lemonade for 12 months
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A) Acute toxicity
B) Chronic exposure
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A) What is the most common
depressant in America?
B) What functional group does
this drug have?
C) Where in the body is it
metabolized?
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A) Alcohol
B) Hydroxyl (OH) group
C) Metabolized in the liver –
alcohol not absorbed in the
digestive system is excreted
through sweat and breath
** BAC = 0.08
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Define: Serology
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What is the study of blood and
other bodily fluids?
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What antigens are present in type
AB blood?
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A and B antigens
AB blood contains no antibodies
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What is the genotype of a person
with an IB allele and an i allele?
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Genotype (genes) : IBi
Phenotype (blood type): B
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A person has AB blood, which
blood can they receive in a blood
transfusion?
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All: Universal recipient
(A, B, AB and O)
AB = no antigens, will not clot
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When the impact angle is
decreased, how does that change
the shape of the stain?
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The drop becomes more oval /
elongated
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What is forensic anthropology?
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The study of skeletal remains
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Explain the difference between
Algor mortis, Rigor mortis and
Liver mortis
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Algor – Body temperature
Rigor – Muscle stiffness
Livor – Pooling of blood (causes
purple discoloration in the skin)
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How are insects used to help
determine time of death?
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Certain types of insects lay eggs
on the body in different points in
time – study the stage of life to
determine time of death
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Which bones are helpful in
determining a persons:
A) Gender
B) Height
C) Age
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A) Gender: Pelvis, Skull
B) Height: Long bones (Femur,
tibia etc.)
C) Age: Skull, ossification of
bones
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Which person was dead for the longest time?
A) A man whose back and sides are purple
and found lying on his stomach
B) A man with warm skin and no rigor mortis
C) A man with cold skin and no rigor mortis
D) A man at peak rigor
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C) A man with cold skin and no rigor
mortis
Rigor begins 2-4 hours after death
Peak rigor is ~ 12-15 hours after
death
Rigor gradually goes away after 24 –
26 hours after death
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