| Question | Answer | % Correct |
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| Which one is examination of fire arms and the projectiles they discharge? | Ballistics | 100%
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| Which is a chemical used to detect trace amounts of blood at crime scenes? | Luminol | 100%
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| Which is a study of poisons, their effects and symptoms and testing to reveal their use? | Toxicology | 100%
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| Which is a criminal act of taking someone away by force, depriving that person of liberty or freedom? | Abduction | 89%
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| What does ''Postmortem'' mean? | After death | 89%
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| Which is body's genetic blueprint, and which provide unique identifier for each individual? | DNA | 89%
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| What is an ''Amber alert''? | A child abduction emergency alert | 78%
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| What is unwanted transfer of material from another source to a piece of physical evidense called? | Contamination | 78%
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| What is ''Trace Evidence''? | Small bits of evidence, such as fibers, hairs, gunshot residue, etc. | 78%
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| What is ''Rigor Mortis''? | The stiffness of the body after death | 78%
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| What is a technique of creating an identification system based on physical measurements? | Anthropometry | 56%
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| What is ''Superimposition'' | A photographic technique that places a photo of a skull over a portrait of a person in order to compare skeletal and facial features | 44%
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| What is CODIS ? | National US DNA database used by police and the FBI | 44%
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| In Forensic pathology what is NOT an official manner of death / official circumstance surrounding the cause of death? | Strangulation | 44%
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| Which is a print that’s not readily visible to the human eye in normal light? | Latent print | 33%
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| Forensic comes from latin word 'forensis', but what does it mean? | It relates to a discussion or examination performed in public. | 22%
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