Remembering
Understanding
Understanding
Analysing
Evaluating
100

What materials are left behind on a surface that form a fingerprint?

sweat oils and amino acids

100

Is DNA and Pollen trace or physical evidence?

trace evidence

100

State what the core temperature of a healthy human being is?

37 degrees celcius

100

Is a broken window physical or trace evidence?

Physical Evidence

100

Are pollens and DNA physical or trace evidence?

Trace eveidence

200

What chemical is used to show fingerprints on light colored surfaces?

Black Carbon powder

200

Identify the signs that will help you determine how long a green banana fell off the tree? 

color change, odor, texture and presence of other living things.

200

Analyse pressure distribution on your feet as you run backwards.

Deeper impression a the front of the foot

200

Analyse pressure distribution on your feet as you run forward.

Depends on the person and speed. Highest pressure could be on the heel midfoot or toes.

200

Analyse pressure distribution on your feet as you turn quickly.

Deeper on the outter side of the foot you are turning or pivoting on.

300

What substance is used to show fingerprints on dark colored surfaces?

white aluminium powder

300

How much does the corpse body temperature change by per hour after death?

0.8 degrees celcius less per hour

300

Why fibers could only ever be considered circumstancial evidence?

It cannot prove that a person was at the crime scene because many people have same shirts, dresses jeans or hair types.

300

Proposed what happened at a crime scene if only a few fingerprints are found and all of them smudged?

Criminal tried to clean up the crime scene.

300

Propose what happened at a crime scene where broken furniture were found?

any form of assault (physical attack)

400

What can you use to show fingerprints on porous materials?

Ninhydrin

400

Calculate by how much the body temperature drops by for a corpse after 1 hour

36.2 degrees celcius

400

What is the temperature of a corpse at 5 hours of death?

33 degrees celcius

400

Fingerprints are rarely found on clothes. Explain why.

Clothes are made from fabrics which are porous materials. They absorb body fluids which makes it difficult to detect fingerprints on them.

400

CSU wear full body suits, gloves, and masks when collecting evidence that might contain DNA. Explain why.

To avoid contaminating the evidence with their own DNA.

500

List some 5 trace evidences that could be left behind by a criminal even after cleaning up the crime scene.

Any form of trace evidence such as cloth fibre, pet fibre, hair, DNA source etc

500

Explain how changes in the banana can help determine the time of death of a body?

the longer the time of death the darker the color, worse the odor, softer the tissues and more living things present.

500

Calculate what a coprse body temperature will be after 24 hours


17.8 degrees celcius

500

Compare similarities and differences between:

- wet shoes walking across concrete

-dry shoes walking across thick grease

-dry shoes walking across snow

all will leave impressions but difference will be

-concrete will produce positive prints

-grease will produce negative prints

-snow will produce negative prints

500

The two people in Fig 10.1.12 were both seen at the crime scene. Which one would be easy for an eye witness to identify and why?

Spiky hair man because he stands out of the ordinary and have more idetification markers such as tattoos on both arm, piericing on both ears and left eyebrow white skull on t-shirt.