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The PLACE a crime happens...
crime scene (n)
murder, robbery, car theft, fraud are all examples of...
crimes (n)
If you break the law, you ______________ a crime.
commit (v)
People who use science to solve crimes are called...
Forensic Scientists (n)
Four types of evidence are
finger prints, digital tracks, DNA, and tracks
If we think someone is GUILTY of a crime, we can call them a...
suspect (n)
The study DNA, genes, and how characteristics and diseases are passed in families is called
Genetics (n)
When we KNOW who commited the crime, we say we _______ the crime.
solved (v)
Sometimes, police ask witnesses to _____________ the suspect from pictures or a line-up.
identify (v)
Which is true? A.) or B.)? Why? A.) large amounts of money B.) large amounts of pencils.
A.) Because "money" is UNCOUNTABLE and we use "amount" with uncountable nouns.
If something is special or rare or uncommon or one of a kind we say it is...
unique (adj)
Is "puzzle" a noun or a verb in the sentence? "Math really puzzles me. Can you help me with my homework?"
VERB
A planned way of doing something, like in science experiments, is called a
method (n)
List 3 VERBS connected to CRIME.
steal, kill, murder, kidnap, invesitgate, commit...
List 3 NOUNS connected to CRIME.
detective, weapon, blood, money, tracks
