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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7-9.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is a coup injury?
(a) When someone has a bruised scalp, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain, all in different areas.
(b) When someone has a bruised back of the head, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain at the back.
(c) When someone has a bruised back of the head, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain at the front.
(d) When someone has a bruised scalp, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain, all directly beneath one another.

2. What happens to Baden's patient following his release from the hospital at the end of Chapter Two?
(a) He dies of infection.
(b) He dies in a car accident.
(c) He dies of an overdose.
(d) He dies of cancer.

3. What fact does Baden point to that makes him believe Miriam Weinfeld was not raped?
(a) She was an older victim.
(b) There was acid phosphatase in the vagina.
(c) There was no blood in her vagina.
(d) Her hymen was intact.

4. How did Baden determine true time of death?
(a) Algor mortis.
(b) Potassium eye fluid test.
(c) Livor mortis.
(d) Rigor mortis.

5. Which organ is particularly important for detecting poison?
(a) The spleen.
(b) The appendix.
(c) The eye.
(d) The tongue.

Short Answer Questions

1. What group was set up in 1977 to help explain the Kennedy assassination?

2. What does Baden claim happens at the site of an accident?

3. How are the majority of bodies identified?

4. What is the rule for jurisdiction when it comes to a dismembered body?

5. How did Jerald Sklar claim Catherine Fried had killed her husband?

(see the answer key)

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