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G6 U3R1 Vocab Review
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People who use science to solve crimes are called...
Forensic Scientists (n)
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murder, robbery, car theft, fraud are all examples of...
crimes (n)
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List 3 NOUNS connected to CRIME.
detective, weapon, blood, money, tracks
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If we think someone is GUILTY of a crime, we can call them a...
suspect (n)
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The study DNA, genes, and how characteristics and diseases are passed in families is called
Genetics (n)
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Four types of evidence are
finger prints, digital tracks, DNA, and tracks
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Is "puzzle" a noun or a verb in the sentence? "Math really puzzles me. Can you help me with my homework?"
VERB
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If something is special or rare or uncommon or one of a kind we say it is...
unique (adj)
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The PLACE a crime happens...
crime scene (n)
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If you break the law, you ______________ a crime.
commit (v)
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List 3 VERBS connected to CRIME.
steal, kill, murder, kidnap, invesitgate, commit...
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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.
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When we KNOW who commited the crime, we say we _______ the crime.
solved (v)
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A planned way of doing something, like in science experiments, is called a
method (n)
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Sometimes, police ask witnesses to _____________ the suspect from pictures or a line-up.
identify (v)
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