Question

13 multiple answer 1 point ballistic evidence matching a bullet found at a crime scene to a gun owned by a suspect class individual 14 multiple answer 2 points a piece of broken glass from a storefront window direct circumstantial biological physical

Explanation:

1. Ballistic evidence that matches a bullet to a specific gun is individual evidence as it can be linked to a particular source (the suspect's gun). Class evidence would be characteristics common to a group of items.
2. A piece of broken glass from a store - front window is physical evidence. It is not direct evidence as it doesn't directly prove the crime occurred, and it's not biological evidence. It can be considered circumstantial evidence in some cases as it may help build a case but doesn't directly point to the perpetrator.

Answer:

1. B. Individual
2. B. Circumstantial, D. Physical