1. Which of the following is a FALSE statement about preparing photographs that will be admissible in court? a. Usually presenting the negative is sufficient proof against any allegations that a photo has been altered. b. The photograph of the crime scene may include any officers who are working on the scene at the time. c. If enlarged photos are made for presentation in court, a contact print without borders should also be made. d. If you include a ruler or other scale measurement in the photograph, you should also take an identical photo without the scale indicator.

2. Which of the following is a TRUE statement? a. News media may photograph or report anything they observe while they are legally at a crime scene. b. If news media people are permitted to enter a crime scene, they do so at their own risk. c. Both of the above are TRUE. d. All of the above are FALSE.

3. Which of the following is NOT one of the recommendations your reading material makes about videotaping a crime scene?

a. It should be used as a supplement to still photography, not as a substitute. b. Videotaping should move from the general to the specific. c. Each crime scene should be documented using a separate, new, good quality tape. d. The camera should be shut off when walking from room to room in order to avoid "bouncing" of images.

4. Which of the following is generally a permissible act or type of statement with regard to releasing information about a crime to the media after an arrest has been made?

a. describing circumstances of the arrest such as the amount of resistance offered and whether or not weapons were used b. making speculative statements about the nature of the case c. telling the press the results of a test to which the suspect submitted d. none of the above is permissible

5. Which method of measuring and plotting locations and distances on sketches is particularly useful in an outdoor setting where there are no natural edges or roads that can be used as landmarks?

a. triangulation method b. cross-projection method c. spiral method d. baseline method

6. Your reading material states that the control of crime is primarily the responsibility of the __________.

a. FBI b. Attorney General c. Governor's office d. local government

7. Which of the following is NOT one of your reading material's recommendations concerning crime scene sketching?

a. The person preparing the rough sketch must verify the accuracy of the smooth sketch if it is prepared by someone else. b. Use color to help identify objects or points of interest. c. Indicate the scale of the drawing on the drawing. d. Indicate compass direction.

8. White colored fibers from fabrics appear __________ in UV light.

a. violet b. fluorescent blue c. black d. fluorescent green

9. The essential photographs to be taken of a criminal homicide committed in a house should include at least __________ photographs of the body taken at __________-degree angles to each other.

a. two, 180 b. three, 180 c. two, 90 d. three, 60

10. Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the use of a vacuum system for evidence gathering?

a. It makes use of nozzle and filter units that are packaged and sealed at the factory's clean room. b. At the crime scene, a single nozzle and filter unit is used extensively to vacuum all areas of the crime scene. c. After the nozzle and filter unit is detached a lid is immediately snapped onto it. d. The nozzle and filter are sealed in a clear plastic envelope, which is then labeled.