1. you can tell the age of a skeleton by looking at: a. the length of the femur; b. the number of fused bones; c. the shape of the pelvis; d. the color of the bones2. in general, a female skeleton will have a pelvis that is: a. wider; b. narrower3. which bone is most commonly used to determine the height of the deceased? a. sternum; b. femur; c. clavicle; d. humerus4. you can tell if a person is right or left handed from the bones? a. true; b. false5. wearing at joints at certain points on the skeleton can give you clues about the person's: a. height b. gender c. race d. weight6. the shape of the nose holes is used mostly to determine the individual's: a. height b. gender c. race d. weight7. if a forensic anthropologist uses his thumb to check the width of a notch on the pelvis, he is trying to identify the: a. age b. gender c. race d. weight8. the sagittal suture in the skull can be investigated to determine: a. age b. gender c. race d. weight9. a forensic entomologist would study what on the corpse? a. finger; b. bones; c. insects; d. plants; e. blood10. compared to a male, the jaw of a female is: a. round; b. square; c. flat; d. jutting11. the skull of an african-american would likely have a eye orbital than a caucasion. a. wider; b. narrower12. tissue depth markers are used to determing what on a skull? a. the length of the nose; b. the size of the ears; c. the amount of flesh on the bone; d. the color of the skin