Firearms gun questions....crime help?

1: Firearms Identification includes
a) ID of fired bullets
b) ID cartridge cases before and after firing
c) Ballistics
d) Impressed Action marks
e) All of the above


2: Test firing guns in the crime lab is important to
a) determine if the gun is working properly.
b) make comparisons with bullets or cartridges found as the scene of a crime
c) determine what kind of bullet it uses.
d) maintaining the NIBIS database.
e) two of the above.


3: What statement is true?
a) No two firearms produce the same unique marks on fired bullets and cartridge cases.
b) Study of bullets and cartridges can on tell you the type of gun it came from not the specific gun.
c) Firearms normally change over time so the firearm test needs to be completed with in a year or so of the crime.
d) All firearms leave consistent reproducible marks.
e) Fingerprinting is more dependable and powerful in the identification of firearms.


4: 4) What type of gun is pictured in the box at the beginning of the lesson?
a) handgun, semiautomatic
b) handgun, revolver
c) rifle, automatic
d) shotgun semiautomatic
e) semiautomatic, pump


5: What country has the greatest firearms death rate, especially among the youth?
a) Finland
b) Great Britain
c) Mexico
d) Columbia
e) United States


6: What unit of the crime lab would be involved in studying ballistics?
a) photography
b) biology and serology
c) document examiners
d) toxicology
e) firearms study


7: In the FBI鈥檚 investigation of the bomb threat one major piece of evidence was the handwritten note on a piece of notebook paper. What unit of the lab would have processed that evidence?
a) photography
b) biology and serology
c) document examiners
d) toxicology
e) fingerprinting


8: What was Hoover and Appel's vision and purpose for the FBI鈥檚 crime lab?
a) to catch all the crooks in the US
b) to solve the Lindberg kidnapping case
c) to collect information regarding new crime investigation techniques
d) to help train the police forces of the US in criminological work
e) two of the above


9: Forensic science is behind many areas of our culture. Which one is NOT an area where forensic scientists function?
a) airport security checks
b) proof of authenticity for works of art
c) counterfeit money sources
d) making photocopiers
e) tracing unknown chemicals


10: The basic work of all forensic scientists is to
a) collect, preserve and present evidence
b) provide lots of clues to help solve crimes
c) reconstruct and invent evidence relating to crimes
d) be star witnesses in court cases for criminals
e) take notes and pictures at the crime scene

E
E
A
No. 4 has no picture
E
E
C
B
D
A

1.E
2.E
3.A
4.B
5.e
6.E
7.C
8.E
9.D
10.A