Answer:
Option b=> if Socrates is executed, then it will cause harm to his family and friends.
Explanation:
The question above wants to test us on what happened, that is the conversation between Socrates (who is being condemned to be executed) and his friend -- Crito.
Crito asked Socrates to escape prison because to him(Crito) public opinion matters. Crito gave Socrates several reasons to escape the prison and they are;
(1). If Socrates won't escape, he(Crito) will loose a dear friend.
(2). If Socrates won't escape, he(Crito) would be accused of not being able to help his friend to get out of prison by the majority.
(3). If Socrates won't escape, Socrates won't be able to take care of his family and children.
Answer: c
Explanation: just took the test
Answer: a) the victim’s own blood gushing from a wound
Explanation: Transfer Evidence includes any substance that is transferred from the victim onto the attacker/assailant or from the assailant to the victim, or the crime scene.
Examples are DNA, hair or bodily fluids. Here, hair transferred to a hairbrush found at the scene, the blood of the victim on a suspect and a footprint at the crime scene are all Transfer evidence. The key feature of a transfer evidence is the ability of the material to connect a suspect to the crime scene or the victim. However, the victim’s own blood gushing from a wound does not connect anything to the assailant.
