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Intro to Forensic Science Jeopardy True FalseHistor y PioneersHistory 2 CSI T/F 100 T/F $200 T/F $300 T/F $400 T/F $500 H $100 H2 $100 P $100 CSI $100 H $200 P $200 H2 $200 CSI $200 H $300 P $300 H2 $300 CSI $300 H $400 P $400 H2 $400 CSI $400 H $500 P $500 H2 $500 CSI $500 Final Jeopardy

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Page 1: Jeopardy

Intro to Forensic ScienceJeopardy

True False History Pioneers History 2 CSI

T/F 100

T/F $200

T/F $300

T/F $400

T/F $500

H $100 H2 $100P $100 CSI $100

H $200 P $200 H2 $200 CSI $200

H $300 P $300 H2 $300 CSI $300

H $400 P $400 H2 $400 CSI $400

H $500 P $500 H2 $500 CSI $500

Final Jeopardy

Page 2: Jeopardy

$100 Question from H1

FORENSIC SCIENCE IS SICENCE AS IT RELATES TO THE LAW

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$100 Answer from H1

TRUE

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$200 Question from H1

BOSTON P.D. HAD THE FIRST CRIME LAB IN THE U.S.

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$200 Answer from H1

FALSE

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$300 Question from H1

ODONTOLOGY IS THE STUDY OF BLOOD

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$300 Answer from H1

FALSE

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$400 Question from H1

TO BE AN EFFECTIVE WITNESS IN THE COURTROOMYOU SHOULD PREPARE THOROUGHLY FOR YOUR

PRESENTATION, AND FOLLOW PROCEDURE

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$400 Answer from H1

TRUE

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$500 Question from H1

EARLY ADVANCES IN PHOTOGRAPHY MADE CRIMINALISTICS POSSIBLE.

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$500 Answer from H1

TRUE

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$100 Question from H2

FIRST DEAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CRIMONOLOGY AT UNIVERSITY OF

CALIFORNIA BERKELEY

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$100 Answer from H2

AUGUST VOLLMER

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$200 Question from H2

THIS POSITION WAS FORMALLYCALLED A CROWNER AND

DATES BACK TO THE 10TH CENTURY

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$200 Answer from H2

OFFICE OF THE CORONER

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$300 Question from H2

Allows for logical categorization of ten-print fingerprint records into

primary groupings based on fingerprint pattern types.

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$300 Answer from H2

HENRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

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$400 Question from H2

THE FIRST MENTION OF THE USE OF FINGERPRINTS TO IDENTIFY

CRIMINALS OCCURRED…

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$400 Answer from H2

DURING THE REIGN OFTHE BABYLONIAN KING HAMMURABI

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$500 Question from H2

FINGERPRINTS WERE USED ON OFFICIALGOVERNMENT PAPERS IN PERSIA. A PERSIAN

PHYSICIAN RECORDED THE OBSERVATION THATNO TWO PERSONS’ FINGERPRINTS WERE ALIKE.

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$500 Answer from H2

14TH CENTURY AD.

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$100 Question from H3

PIONEER IN THE USE OFTHE MICROSCOPE

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$100 Answer from H3

ITIALIAN PHYSCIANMALPIGHI

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$200 Question from H3

DISCRIBED HIS OBERVATIONS OF FINGERPRINTSAND ADVOCATED THEIR USE IN CRIMINAL DETECTION

AND IDENTIFICATION.

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$200 Answer from H3

DR. HENRY FAULDS

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$300 Question from H3

HE DISCRIBED A SYSTEM FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF FINGERPRINTS

AND MENTIONED POINTS OFRIDGE MINUTIAE

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$300 Answer from H3

SIR FRANCIS GALTON

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$400 Question from H3

This man published a thesis in Latin in which heCommented upon the diversity of ridge patterns

Especially on the last Phalanx of each fingerand divided these patterns into nine different

categories

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$400 Answer from H3

John Evangelist PurkinjiProfessor of anatomy at the

University of Breslau in Prussia

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$500 Question from H3

After almost 20 years of observation, he concludedthat skin ridge formations did not change

during the life of the individual . He did not,However, develop a method that was suitable for

General use.

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$500 Answer from H3

Sir William Herschel

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$100 Question from H4

In this year the Chief Medical Examiner of the New York City Civil Service Commission,

Began the first systematic use of fingerprintsIn the United States

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$100 Answer from H4

1902

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$200 Question from H4

IN 1906, the first conviction in which fingerprintEvidence was a major factor, was obtained in this Major U.S. City

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$200 Answer from H4

New York City

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$300 Question from H4

John Larson, a University of California Medical studentInvented this controversial device in 1921

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$300 Answer from H4

The Lie detector

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$400 Question from H4

This agency was formed under the direction of John Edgar Hoover. Operations beginWith 810,188 records, consolidating the

Records from the National Bureau of CriminalIdentification and Leavenworth Penitentiary

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$400 Answer from H4

The Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI

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$500 Question from H4

Breathalyzer, the instrument used to field test the sobriety of drivers,

invented by Indiana State TrooperBorkenstein in this mid-century year.

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$500 Answer from H4

1954

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$100 Question from H5

As a Crime Scene Investigator you will parkYour vehicle…

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$100 Answer from H5

Outside the perimeter of the crime scene

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$200 Question from H5

Photographs should include the entire scene as well as what other area.

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$200 Answer from H5

Surrounding area

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$300 Question from H5

A hand drawing of the scene and is not to scale

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$300 Answer from H5

Sketch

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$400 Question from H5

Noting the position of doors and windows, whether or not the home has been ransacked

Whether or not the lights are on?

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$400 Answer from H5

What to note when examining a crime scene

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$500 Question from H5

This item is used numerically identify evidence

in a crime scene

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$500 Answer from H5

Placards

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Final Jeopardy

This author wrote, “If one man kills another, it’s murder, but if a hundred thousand men kill another hundred thousand, it is considered an

act of glory!?”

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Who is Tolstoy?(The book is Kingdom of God)