#1
Which forensic science unit is responsible for analyzing DNA samples?
Toxicology Unit
Trace Evidence Unit
DNA Analysis Unit
Firearms Unit
#2
What is the primary role of the Document Examination Unit in forensic science?
Analyzing handwriting and printed documents
Analyzing blood stains
Analyzing digital devices
Analyzing hair and fiber
#3
Which forensic science unit deals with the examination of footwear and tire impressions?
Trace Evidence Unit
Impression Evidence Unit
Fingerprint Unit
Latent Prints Unit
#4
Which forensic science unit is responsible for examining and comparing toolmarks and firearms?
Fingerprint Unit
Firearms Unit
Trace Evidence Unit
Digital Forensics Unit
#5
Which forensic science unit deals with the examination of blood spatter patterns at crime scenes?
Fingerprint Unit
Toxicology Unit
Blood Spatter Analysis Unit
Digital Forensics Unit
#6
What is the main focus of the Digital Forensics Unit?
Fingerprint analysis
Ballistics analysis
Analyzing digital devices and data
Hair and fiber analysis
#7
Which forensic science unit examines substances to determine if they are illegal drugs?
Serology Unit
Toxicology Unit
Drug Analysis Unit
Latent Prints Unit
#8
Which forensic science unit is responsible for analyzing firearms, ammunition, and gunshot residue?
Fingerprint Unit
Toxicology Unit
Firearms Unit
DNA Analysis Unit
#9
What is the focus of the Serology Unit in forensic science?
Analyzing blood spatter patterns
Analyzing hair and fiber
Analyzing blood and other bodily fluids
Analyzing insects
#10
What is the primary focus of the Forensic Toxicology Unit?
Analyzing blood spatter patterns
Analyzing drugs and poisons in the body
Analyzing digital devices
Analyzing footwear impressions
#11
What does the Odontology Unit in forensic science primarily deal with?
Blood spatter analysis
Dental evidence
Soil analysis
Handwriting analysis
#12
In forensic science, what is the purpose of the Anthropology Unit?
Analyzing bones and skeletal remains
Analyzing insects
Analyzing gunshot residue
Analyzing blood spatter patterns
#13
In forensic science, what does the term 'Chain of Custody' refer to?
The chronological documentation of evidence handling
The analysis of digital devices
The examination of bones and skeletal remains
The study of handwriting
#14
What is the primary function of the Forensic Entomology Unit?
Analyzing blood spatter patterns
Analyzing insects
Analyzing gunshot residue
Analyzing digital devices
#15
What is the primary task of the Forensic Photography Unit?
Analyzing blood spatter patterns
Documenting crime scenes and evidence
Analyzing drugs and poisons
Analyzing firearms and ammunition