CUET PG Unit 1 Test
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Category: CUET PG Unit 1 Test
1) Chain of custody refers to:
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2) Forensic Science is best defined as:
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3) Which search method is BEST for large outdoor scenes?
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4) Given below are two statements: Assertion (A): Individual evidence has greater probative value than class evidence. Reason (R): Individual evidence can be linked to a unique source.
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5) Forensic science mainly assists in:
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6) Which branch of forensic science deals with analysis of physical evidence?
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7) Central Forensic Science Laboratories (CFSLs) are administered by:
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8) The term Forensic is derived from the Latin word forensis, meaning:
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9) Individual characteristics allow:
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10) Which principle supports transfer of fibres between suspect and victim?
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11) Zone search method is MOST suitable for:
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12) Wheel or ray method is LEAST preferred because:
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13) Principle of probability is MOST relevant when dealing with:
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14) Which principle emphasizes comparison of questioned and known samples?
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15) Which year marks the establishment of the first Forensic Science Laboratory in India?
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16) Which factor MOST affects evidentiary value of physical evidence?
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17) Forensic science ultimately strengthens the justice system by:
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18) CFSLs in India are located at:
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19) State Forensic Science Laboratories (SFSLs) function under:
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20) Which of the following is NOT a function of FSLs?
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21) Locard's Exchange Principle states that:
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22) Which evidence can survive for long periods under adverse conditions?
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23) Given below are two statements: Assertion (A): Improper searching may result in loss of trace evidence. Reason (R): Trace evidence is often small and easily overlooked.
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24) Ethics in forensic science primarily demand:
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25) Class evidence can:
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26) Physical evidence refers to:
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27) Break in chain of custody mainly affects:
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28) The first forensic science laboratory in India was established at:
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29) Which organization is the apex body for forensic science services in India?
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30) The development of forensic science in India initially occurred under:
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31) Chain of custody begins:
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32) Which of the following is an example of class evidence?
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33) Forensic ethics primarily discourage:
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34) Forensic science evidence is generally categorized as:
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35) Physical evidence is considered more reliable than testimonial evidence because it:
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36) Chain of custody must be maintained:
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37) Scope of forensic science includes all EXCEPT:
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38) The credibility of forensic expert depends MOST on:
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39) Crime scene searching should be:
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40) Which of the following is NOT physical evidence?
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41) Which stage of investigation FIRST applies forensic science?
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42) Given below are two statements: Assertion (A): Forensic conclusions are often expressed in probabilistic terms. Reason (R): Absolute certainty is rarely possible in forensic science.
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43) Which detail is ESSENTIAL in chain of custody record?
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44) Which year marks the establishment of Directorate of Forensic Science Services (DFSS)?
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45) Given below are two statements: Assertion (A): Forensic science gained momentum in India after independence. Reason (R): Expansion of criminal justice system increased demand for scientific evidence.
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46) The principle stating that no two objects are exactly alike is known as:
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47) Grid search method improves efficiency because:
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48) Which evidence MOST supports reconstruction of crime?
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49) Which evidence type is MOST susceptible to contamination?
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50) Given below are two statements: Assertion (A): Chain of custody is a legal requirement. Reason (R): It ensures integrity and authenticity of evidence.
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