FRSC 200 CHAPTER 11 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED

FRSC 200 CHAPTER 11 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH

COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED

The following bones are helpful in determining the sex of a human skeletal

remains:

a. femur, pelvis

b. humerus, skull

c. pelvis, skull

d. pelvis, tibia

c. pelvis, skull

The determination of age of skeletal remains is aided by

a. analysis of the dentition

b. measuring the curvature of the femur

c. measuring the nasal cavity

d. measuring the angle of the greater sciatic notch

a. analysis of the dentition

The determination of the sex of the skeletal remains is aided by

a. analysis of the dentition

b. measuring the curvature of the femur

c. measuring the nasal cavity

d. measuring the angle of the greater sciatic notch

d. measuring the angle of the greater sciatic notch

, The determination of the possible racial ancestry of the skeletal remains is aided

by:

a. looking for the presence of deciduous teeth

b. measuring the curvature of the femur

c. observing the presence of epiphyseal lines on the femur

d. measuring the angle of the greater sciatic notch

b. measuring the curvature of the femur

If the sub pubic angle of an intact pelvis is less than 90 degrees, then the remains

are:

a. caucasian

b. asian

c. male

d. female

c. male

If a human lower jaw bone has been recovered from a wooded area and shows

evidence of permanent teeth with the absence of second molars, second

premolars, and third molars, then the approximate age of the decedent can be

estimated to be under

a. 5 years old

b. 8 years old

c. 21 years old

d. 11 years old

d. 11 years old