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    This document appears to be a quiz assessing students' knowledge of key concepts in crime scene investigation (CSI). The quiz contains short answer questions about lessons learned from a case study on JonBenet Ramsey's murder, the definition and dangers of collusion, appropriate search patterns for finding victims of natural disasters, and requirements for evidence admissibility in court. It also involves a practical station demonstrating how to properly fold a paper bindle for transporting trace evidence and explaining its purpose.

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    Assessment Quiz 7 S CSI

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    Jennifer Chang
    This document appears to be a quiz assessing students' knowledge of key concepts in crime scene investigation (CSI). The quiz contains short answer questions about lessons learned from a case study on JonBenet Ramsey's murder, the definition and dangers of collusion, appropriate search patterns for finding victims of natural disasters, and requirements for evidence admissibility in court. It also involves a practical station demonstrating how to properly fold a paper bindle for transporting trace evidence and explaining its purpose.

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    Name ___________________________________ Period _________ Assessment Quiz: 7 S to CSI

    ____ /14

    Short Answer: Provide your short response in complete sentences to demonstrate your knowledge of the material. 1. You have read the case study reading of JonBenet Ramsey. Discuss the big lesson learned in crime scene investigation. (1pt)

    2. Explain what a collusion is? Why should we avoid this? (2pts) a.

    b.

    3. Draw and explain the best the best search pattern that would most likely be used to search for victims from the Japanese tsunami disaster? (2pts)

    4. What is necessary to ensure that evidence will be valid and admissible in court? (2pt)

    Name ___________________________________ Period _________

    ____ /14

    5. Using any of the evidence below, demonstrate and explain how you could indicate the position of any piece of evidence in this crime scene sketch. (4pts)

    Practical Assessment: Station #1: Report here to obtain a sheet of paper. Demonstrate your knowledge on folding a paper bindle. Attach your paper bindle to this quiz and answer question #5. (3pts) 6. Why is trace evidence placed in paper bindles?

    Attach Paper Bindle Here

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