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Introduction to Forensic Science History Basic crime lab services Optional crime lab services Specialized Services Terms 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy Help (1) Save a duplicate of this template. (2) Enter all answers and questions in the normal view. (view/normal) (3) Change the category headings in the normal view (view/normal) (4) View as a slideshow. (5) Use the home red button after each question. ©Norman Herr, 2003 A-100 • ANSWER: discovered the structure of DNA • QUESTION: Who are Watson and Crick? Answer Question A-200 • ANSWER: in the 1980s, he developed techniques for DNA fingerprinting • QUESTION: Who is Alec Jeffreys? Answer Question A-300 • ANSWER: created the method of Anthropometry, which is an identification system based on physical measurements • QUESTION: Who is Alphonse Bertillon? Answer Question A-400 • ANSWER: he used comparison microscopes as a pioneer in the field of ballistics • QUESTION: Who is Calvin Goddard? Answer Question A-500 • ANSWER: his Exchange Principle relates to the transfer of evidence • QUESTION: Who is Edmond Locard? Answer Question B-100 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit involved with ballistics and firearm discharge residue • QUESTION: What is the Firearms Unit? Answer Question B-200 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that uses infrared technology and x-rays. • QUESTION: What is the Photography Unit? Answer Question B-300 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit involved with checking the authenticity of papers • QUESTION: What is the Document Examination Unit? Answer Question B-400 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that uses analytical instruments to exam drugs, glass, paint, explosives, and soil • QUESTION: What is the Physical Science Unit? Answer Question B-500 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that investigates blood stains and hair. • QUESTION: What is the Biology Unit? Answer Question C-100 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that collects and preserves physical evidence found at a crime scene • QUESTION: What is the Evidence Collection Unit? Answer Question C-200 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that analyzes biological specimens for drugs and poisons • QUESTION: What is the toxicology unit? Answer Question C-300 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that is involved with lie detection • QUESTION: What is the polygraph unit? Answer Question C-400 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that analyzes fingerprints left on a surface • QUESTION: What is the latent fingerprint unit? Answer Question C-500 • ANSWER: the crime lab unit that analyzes recordings for an individual’s unique sound patterns • QUESTION: What is the Voiceprint Analysis Unit? Answer Question D-100 • ANSWER: the study of insects and their relation to a criminal investigation • QUESTION: What is Forensic Entomology? Answer Question D-200 • ANSWER: the examination of teeth used to identify a person • QUESTION: What is Forensic Odontology? Answer Question D-300 • ANSWER: the identification and examination of human skeletal remains • QUESTION: What is Forensic Anthropology? Answer Question D-400 • ANSWER: the investigation of sudden, unnatural, unexplained, or violent deaths • QUESTION: What is Forensic Pathology? Answer Question D-500 • ANSWER: concerned with accident reconstruction and fires • QUESTION: What is Forensic Engineering? Answer Question E-100 • ANSWER: the stiffening that occurs to a dead body • QUESTION: What is rigor mortis? Answer Question E-200 • ANSWER: the application of the knowledge and technology of science to law • QUESTION: What is Forensic Science? Answer Question E-300 • ANSWER: the process of body temperature cooling after death • QUESTION: What is algor mortis? Answer Question E-400 • ANSWER: the settling of blood in areas of the body closest to the ground • QUESTION: What is livor mortis? Answer Question E-500 • ANSWER: a process that identifies variable regions on DNA that make each individual unique • QUESTION: What is DNA fingerprinting? Answer Question