1. Scientific evidence is mainly based on:
(A) Scientific methods and techniques
(B) Guesswork
(C) Personal opinions
(D) Rumors
2. Scientific evidence is commonly used in:
(A) Business contracts
(B) Criminal investigations
(C) Religious matters
(D) Social events
3. The purpose of scientific evidence is to:
(A) Delay trials
(B) Provide objective proof
(C) Replace witnesses
(D) Ignore facts
4. Which of the following is a type of scientific evidence?
(A) Rumor
(B) Fingerprint analysis
(C) Opinion of neighbors
(D) Guessing
5. DNA evidence is used to:
(A) Measure temperature
(B) Identify individuals
(C) Determine handwriting
(D) Identify buildings
6. Fingerprint evidence is based on the principle that:
(A) All fingerprints are identical
(B) Fingerprints are unreliable
(C) Fingerprints change every year
(D) Each person has unique fingerprints
7. Forensic science refers to:
(A) Application of science to law
(B) Study of business
(C) Study of economics
(D) Study of politics
8. Ballistic evidence deals with:
(A) Blood analysis
(B) Handwriting
(C) Firearms and bullets
(D) Chemical testing
9. Blood analysis helps investigators to:
(A) Determine fingerprints
(B) Measure height
(C) Identify handwriting
(D) Identify blood group or DNA
10. Toxicology is the study of:
(A) Soil
(B) Weapons
(C) Poisons and drugs
(D) Documents
11. Forensic document examination is used to:
(A) Examine bullets
(B) Examine fingerprints
(C) Analyze handwriting and documents
(D) Examine blood
12. Digital forensics relates to:
(A) Blood testing
(B) Soil analysis
(C) Bullet testing
(D) Mobile phones and computers
13. Scientific evidence is usually presented in court by:
(A) Journalists
(B) Neighbors
(C) Expert witnesses
(D) Police only
14. Under evidence law, expert opinion is covered under:
(A) Section 32
(B) Section 45
(C) Section 24
(D) Section 60
15. Forensic pathology deals with:
(A) Fingerprints
(B) Cause of death
(C) Documents
(D) Computers
16. Autopsy is performed to determine:
(A) Cause of death
(B) Property ownership
(C) Handwriting style
(D) Contract validity
17. Footprint evidence helps investigators to:
(A) Identify buildings
(B) Identify suspects
(C) Identify judges
(D) Identify laws
18. Soil analysis may help to:
(A) Identify fingerprints
(B) Determine handwriting
(C) Identify blood group
(D) Link suspect to crime scene
19. Hair analysis can help to:
(A) Identify contracts
(B) Identify handwriting
(C) Identify buildings
(D) Identify possible suspect
20. The reliability of scientific evidence depends on:
(A) Media reports
(B) Personal opinions
(C) Rumors
(D) Scientific testing and accuracy
21. Scientific evidence is considered:
(A) Opinion evidence
(B) Objective evidence
(C) Guess evidence
(D) Rumor evidence