Forensic Science Quiz

What is the primary goal of forensic science?

• To punish criminals

• To entertain the public

• To assist in solving crimes

• To create new laws

Locard's Exchange Principle states:

• Only DNA can solve crimes

• Every criminal leaves the crime scene untouched

• Every contact leaves a trace

• Crime scenes are always clean

Which of the following is an example of individual evidence?

• Blood group

• Hair without root

• DNA profile

• Shoe print

What is the full form of CFSL?

• Crime Forensic Service Line

• Central Forensic Standard Laboratory

• Central Forensic Science Laboratory

• Central Firearms Science Lab

Which branch of forensics examines handwriting and signatures?

• Questioned Document Examination

• Toxicology

• Serology

• Odontology

Which type of fingerprint is invisible to the naked eye?

• Plastic fingerprint

• Latent fingerprint

• Patent fingerprint

• Visible fingerprint

Which scientist is known as the 'Father of Forensics'?

• Albert Einstein

• Sir Francis Galton

• Isaac Newton

• Edmond Locard

Which one is an example of biological evidence?

• Gunshot residue

• Saliva

• Glass fragments

• Tool marks

What is the first step in processing a crime scene?

• Securing the scene

• Collecting evidence

• Photographing the evidence

• Analyzing DNA

Who is responsible for presenting forensic findings in court?

• Police

• Lawyer

• Forensic expert

• Crime victim