Title: Module Seven Quiz
Course: CAP 2141 Digital Forensics II > Section: Module 7 Expert Testimony in High-Tech Investigations

Q: A(n) ____ hearing generally addresses the administrative agency’s subject matter and seeks evidence in your testimony on a subject for which it’s contemplating making a rule.
- administrative
- judicial
- legislative
- direct
A: administrative

Q: There are two types of depositions: ____ and testimony preservation.
- examination
- discovery
- direct
- rebuttal
A: discovery

Q: Discuss any potential problems with your attorney ____ a deposition.
- before
- after
- during
- during direct examination at
A: before

Q: Sometimes opposing attorneys ask several questions inside one question; this practice is called ____ questions.
- leading
- hypothetical
- compound
- rapid-fire
A: compound

Q: A ____ differs from a trial testimony because there is no jury or judge.
- rebuttal
- plaintiff
- civil case
- deposition
A: deposition

Q: When you give ____ testimony, you present this evidence and explain what it is and how it was obtained.
- technical/scientific
- expert
- lay witness
- deposition
A: technical/scientific

Q: When cases go to trial, you as a forensics examiner can play one of ____ roles.
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
A: 2

Q: For forensics specialists, keeping the ____ updated and complete is crucial to supporting your role as an expert and showing that you’re constantly enhancing your skills through training, teaching, and experience.
- testimony
- CV
- examination plan
- deposition
A: CV

Q: Validate your tools and verify your evidence with ____ to ensure its integrity.
- hashing algorithms
- watermarks
- steganography
- digital certificates
A: hashing algorithms

Q: ____ is a written list of objections to certain testimony or exhibits.
- Defendant
- Empanelling the jury
- Plaintiff
- Motion in limine
A: Motion in limine

Q: If your CV is more than ____ months old, you probably need to update it to reflect new cases and additional training.
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
A: 3

Q: ____ from both plaintiff and defense is an optional phase of the trial. Generally, it’s allowed to cover an issue raised during cross-examination.
- Rebuttal
- Plaintiff
- Closing arguments
- Opening statements
A: Rebuttal

Q: Regarding a trial, the term ____ means rejecting potential jurors.
- voir dire
- rebuttal
- strikes
- venireman
A: strikes

Q: Jurors typically average just over ____ years of education and an eighth-grade reading level.
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
A: 12

Q: Depending on your attorney’s needs, you might provide only your opinion and technical expertise to him or her instead of testifying in court; this role is called a(n) _______________________.
A: consulting expert

Q: _____________________ is a pretrial motion to exclude certain evidence because it would prejudice the jury.
A: Motion in limine

Q: The ______________________ of evidence supports the integrity of your evidence.
A: chain of custody

Q: As an expert witness, you have opinions about what you have found or observed.
- true
- false
A: true

Q: Briefly describe judicial hearings.

Q: Explain the differences between discovery deposition and testimony preservation deposition.