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Froggy Jumps Forensic Science QuizOnline version Forensics basics & key concepts by Annapoorni Ammal 1 What is forensic science? a Study of crime scenes only by detectives b Application of scientific methods to analyze evidence in legal cases. c A theory about crime unrelated to evidence 2 Which principle underpins interaction of people and objects at a crime scene? a Occam's razor of evidence b Locard's exchange principle c Murphy's law of investigation 3 What does Bayes’ Theorem do in forensics? a Updates the probability of a hypothesis as new evidence arrives b Offers a causal proof of guilt c Calculates the speed of a suspect 4 Which standard is used as a gatekeeper for admissibility of evidence in court today? a Frye rule b Daubert standards c Mapp v. Ohio standard 5 What are two broad types of forensic evidence? a Direct and circumstantial evidence b Precedent and testimonial evidence c Oral and written evidence 6 What is the role of media in forensic science? a Determines the outcome of trials b Is always presented as expert testimony c Shapes public perception but is not evidence in court 7 What is a core ethical principle for forensic scientists? a Protect the guilty at all costs b Maintain objectivity and avoid bias c Publicly criticize colleagues regardless of findings 8 Which qualifications are typical for forensic scientists? a Only a high school diploma b Relevant degree, training, and certification/ accreditation c No formal requirements beyond employment 9 What is a key duty of the Scene of Crime Officer? a Publish forensic theories in court without review b Collect, preserve, document, and secure evidence at the scene c Directly convict suspects on-site 10 What major development boosted modern forensics in the 1980s? a MRI scanning of suspects b Introduction of DNA analysis c Forensic graphology as primary method

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Forensic Science QuizOnline version

by Annapoorni Ammal

What is forensic science?

Which principle underpins interaction of people and objects at a crime scene?

What does Bayes’ Theorem do in forensics?

Which standard is used as a gatekeeper for admissibility of evidence in court today?

What are two broad types of forensic evidence?

What is the role of media in forensic science?

What is a core ethical principle for forensic scientists?

Which qualifications are typical for forensic scientists?

What is a key duty of the Scene of Crime Officer?

What major development boosted modern forensics in the 1980s?