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Froggy Jumps Forensic Hair Terms QuizOnline version Hair forensics terms quiz by Tamazaki 1 What does Locard Exchange Principle state? a Evidence is always transferred between suspect and victim b Evidence only logs digital traces c Evidence can be created and destroyed at will 2 Which hair layer provides strength? a Cortex b Medulla c Cuticle 3 What is keratin? a A tough protein made of about 20 amino acids b A lipid component of the cuticle c A carbohydrate stored in hair 4 What are cortical fusi? a Tight keratin fibers b Irregular air spaces in the hair cortex c Melanin pigment clusters 5 What is a micrometer? a One meter b One thousandth of a meter c One millionth of a meter 6 Which phase is the Telogen phase? a Final hair growth phase lasting about 3 months b Early transition phase c Active growth phase lasting years 7 Which is the Antigen phase described here? a Transient resting phase b Immediate shedding phase c Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years 8 What does undulation refer to in hair? a Straight hair with no texture b Slight waviness in hair structure c Curled, tight spiral pattern 9 What is a false positive? a A test result that is correctly negative b A test that cannot be interpreted c A test result that is incorrectly positive 10 What is a questioned sample? a A sample of unknown origin in forensics b A sample of known origin c A theoretical standard sample 11 Locard Exchange Principle a A molecule made of many identical repeating units. b The study of form and structure. c Evidence is always transferred between suspect and victim. 12 Morphology a The study of form and structure. b The tough outer covering of the hair shaft. c The spongy core of hair that provides flexibility. 13 Polymer a A molecule made of many identical repeating units. b The tough outer covering of the hair shaft. c The middle layer of the hair shaft that gives strength. 14 Cuticle a The study of form and structure. b The spongy core of hair that provides flexibility. c The tough outer covering of the hair shaft. 15 Cortex a The spongy core of hair that provides flexibility. b The middle layer of the hair shaft that gives strength. c The tough outer covering of the hair shaft. 16 Medulla a The spongy core of hair that provides flexibility. b A molecule made of many identical repeating units. c The middle layer of the hair shaft that gives strength. 17 Keratin a The study of form and structure. b A tough protein made of about 20 amino acids. c A pigment in skin that darkens with sunlight. 18 Cortical Fusi a The spongy core of hair that provides flexibility. b Irregular air spaces in the hair cortex. c Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years. 19 Undulation a A sample of known origin in forensics. b The spongy core of hair that provides flexibility. c Slight waviness in hair structure. 20 Micrometer a One millionth of a meter. b A link between an unknown sample and known evidence. c Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years. 21 Antigen phase a Intermediate hair growth lasting about 3 weeks. b Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years. c Final hair growth phase lasting about 3 months. 22 Catagen phase a Final hair growth phase lasting about 3 months. b Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years. c Intermediate hair growth lasting about 3 weeks. 23 Telogen phase a Final hair growth phase lasting about 3 months. b Irregular air spaces in the hair cortex. c Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years. 24 Interference patterns a A link between an unknown sample and known evidence. b A sample of unknown origin in forensics. c Patterns showing light's wave nature from light wave combinations. 25 Association a A link between an unknown sample and known evidence. b A sample of known origin in forensics. c A sample of unknown origin in forensics. 26 Questioned a A sample of known origin in forensics. b Growth phase of hair lasting 3 to 5 years. c A sample of unknown origin in forensics. 27 Exemplar a A sample of unknown origin in forensics. b Final hair growth phase lasting about 3 months. c A sample of known origin in forensics. 28 Metabolic a A product formed by chemical processes in the body. b A pigment in skin that darkens with sunlight. c The study of form and structure. 29 False positive a A test result that is incorrectly negative. b A test result that is correctly positive. c A test result that is incorrectly positive. 30 Melanin a The tough outer covering of the hair shaft. b Irregular air spaces in the hair cortex. c A pigment in skin that darkens with sunlight.

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Forensic Hair Terms QuizOnline version

by Tamazaki

What does Locard Exchange Principle state?

Which hair layer provides strength?

What is keratin?

What are cortical fusi?

What is a micrometer?

Which phase is the Telogen phase?

Which is the Antigen phase described here?

What does undulation refer to in hair?

What is a false positive?

What is a questioned sample?

Locard Exchange Principle

Morphology

Polymer

Cuticle

Cortex

Medulla

Keratin

Cortical Fusi

Undulation

Micrometer

Antigen phase

Catagen phase

Telogen phase

Interference patterns

Association

Questioned

Exemplar

Metabolic

False positive

Melanin