11. According to your reading material, "The most important element to crime scene photography is __________." a. maintaining perspective b. getting the camera as close to the object being photographed as possible c. keeping the camera on the same horizontal plane as the object d. shutter speed

12. Which of the following is a FALSE statement about AIDS and its relation to crime scene investigation?

a. AIDS is not considered to be a single disease. b. People with AIDS die from opportunistic diseases, not from AIDS itself. c. If an officer is accidentally stuck with a needle that was used by a person who is HIV positive, the chances of the officer developing HIV are about 50-50. d. HIV is not an airborne illness.

13. Which of the following is a FALSE statement about HBV and its relation to crime scene investigation?

a. A vaccine is available to provide protection against HBV. b. Officers are most likely to contract HBV under the same conditions as they would HIV. c. The incubation period for HBV averages 120 days. d. HBV is not as hardy as HIV.

14. Associative evidence __________. a. connects the perpetrator to the scene or victim b. connects the scene or victim with the suspect c. bothaandb d. none of the above

15. In the acronym ADA, as mentioned in your reading material, the "D" stands for "__________".

a. Disabilities b. Deficit c. Detention d. Diagnosis

16. The zone search pattern requires dividing an area into __________.

a. concentric circles b. cross hatches c. long parallel rows d. four quadrants

17. Which of the five fundamental search patterns, although seldom used in actual practice, is specifically designed to be executed outdoors and to be conducted by a single person?

a. zone b. spiral c. strip d. pie

18. Which of the following is a FALSE general statement about using videotapes or showing them in court?

a. Typically one large monitor is set up in a spot where the judge, jury, defense and prosecution can all see it. b. One way to overcome possible court objections to showing gruesome scenes of victims is to show such scenes in black and white. c. Videotapes have been widely accepted by courts so long as they represent the crime scene accurately. d. If the original crime scene tape is to be viewed more than once or twice, a working copy should be made to allow for frequent viewing of the copy without wearing out the original.

19. Which of the following devices for holding or collecting evidence is designed to be sealed using heat?

a. test tubes b. gummed envelopes c. clear plastic envelopes d. none of the above

20. Your reading material mentions a common mistake made when panning with a video camera, which is __________.

a. panning too slowly b. panning too quickly c. trying to record sound while panning d. trying to pan using a tripod