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CSI: The Experience Web Adventures (http://forensics.rice.
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FORENSIC BIOLOGY
DNA is located in the _______of a cell.
a) Mitochondria
b) Golgi apparatus
c) Nucleus
d) Vesicles
All of the following would have different DNA, EXCEPT:
a) mother and daughter
b) fraternal twins
c) an older brother and a younger brother
d) identical twins
Forensic biologists compare DNA samples by looking at how many markers?
a) 7
b) 10
c) 13
d) 21
The PCR technique:
a) makes DNA grow a lot faster than it usually does
b) makes millions of copies of the DNA markers
c) uses a machine to match two DNA profiles
d) is part of the Extract step of DNA analysis
The four steps of DNA processing are:
a) Extract, Sort, Analyze, Compare
b) Extract, Amplify, Separate, Analyze
c) Duplicate, Separate, Analyze, Sort
d) Extract, Amplify, Assemble, Compare
TOXICOLOGY LAB
Vitreous humor is found in the:
a) nose
b) elbow
c) knee
d) eye
What does SCREENING test accomplish?
a) tells you what specific drug was in the victim
b) finds evidence by looking inside the stomach
c) checks for the presence or absence of chemicals
d) tests whether you should be a toxicologist or not
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CSI: The Experience Web Adventures (http://forensics.rice.edu) Case One Quiz Answer Key
What happens to a chemical when it is analyzed by the Gas

Chromatography/Mass Spectrometer (GC/MS)?
a) It is broken into fragments which are each counted to create a graph
b) It dissolves in a liquid which then is tested with iodine
c) It is added to other chemicals to create a chemical reaction
d) It is vaporized to analyze the chemical as a gas
A mass spectrum of a chemical:
a) will match the mass spectra of other chemicals
b) will be unique, unlike the mass spectrum of any other chemicals
c) is very small and must be duplicated several times to be analyzed
d) is not a reliable way to compare chemicals
How do CSIs ensure that evidence does not get tampered with?
a) Everyone promises to not contaminate the evidence
b) A security guard watches the evidence box at all times
c) No one is allowed to handle the evidence except the Supervisor
d) Anytime someone examines evidence, they must sign a Chain of Custody
form
What is a positive control?
a) a sample prepared by the toxicologist which has a specific chemical present
b) a sample prepared by the toxicologist that does not have any chemicals in it
c) a sample with any chemical in it
d) a sample with human blood
FIREARMS AND TOOLMARKS

The _______marks the bullet with the gun’s unique characteristics.
a) Magazine
b) Firing pin
c) Prime
d) Rifling
What is the caliber of this bullet?
a) 9mm
b) 20mm Weight = 115 gr.
c) 115 gr. 9mm
20mm
Where do investigators test fire a suspected gun in order to
get individual characteristics of the gun?
a) In an iron box
b) In a water tank
c) In a big empty room
d) In a steel tube
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What equipment do investigators use to analyze striations on bullets?

a) Light table
b) Magnifying glass
c) Comparison microscope
d) Super-glue fuming chamber
A 9mm bullet was collected from the victim, and two firearms were found at
the crime scene. Both gun 1 and gun 2 use 9mm bullets. How can the
investigators determine which gun fired the bullet?
Taurus gun 1 Taurus gun 2
a) Compare the fingerprints on the bullet with those found on gun 1 and gun 2
b) Identify the rifling pattern on the bullet and match it to gun 1 and gun 2
c) Contact the gun manufacturers, and see which one also produces the same
type of bullets
d) Test fire the suspected guns and compare the bullet striations to the fatal
bullet.
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Which of the following is NOT determined by a medical examiner?
a) Cause of death
b) Manner of death
c) Time of death
d) Place of death
An internal autopsy always begins with a ___________.
a) T-incision
b) Y-incision
c) X-incision
d) Z-incision
During an autopsy, the examiner sticks the syringe into __________to collect a
blood sample for further analysis.
a) The liver
b) The stomach
c) The heart
d) The lungs
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The term “rigor mortis” refers to:

a) The death of a person.
b) The Latin word for “responsible for death.”
c) The body’s muscles stiffening after death.
d) The body temperature of a deceased person.
Where does a medical examiner measure the body temperature of a dead
person?
a) The ear
b) The arm
c) The liver
d) The forehead
There are three important things a medical examiner looks for when
determining the time of death. Which is NOT one of them?
a) Odor mortis
b) Algor mortis
c) Livor mortis
d) Rigor mortis

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CSI: The Experience Web Adventures (http://forensics.rice.

edu) Case One Quiz Answer Key

What happens to a chemical when it is analyzed by the Gas

FIREARMS AND TOOLMARKS

What equipment do investigators use to analyze striations on bullets?

Taurus gun 1 Taurus gun 2

The term “rigor mortis” refers to:

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