G6 U3R1 Vocab Review (Global Readings)

What do we call the PLACE where a crime happens?

____________is the study of how the genes of living things pass on characteristics. a) Genetics b) Forensics

Which is correct? Why? a. "There is the guilty!" b. "There is the guilty one!"

The ANTONYM of "guilty" is ______________. a) innocent b) criminal c) culprit

12. Which is NOT an example of a crime? a) a murder b) a robbery c) an interview d) a kidnapping

One of the 5 ______________ has black hair, and black hair was found at the crime scene. a) emails (n) b) information (n) c) fingerprints (n) d) suspects (n)

When somebody commits a crime, detectives have to ____________the crime scene very carefully. a) solve (v) b) investigate (v) c) puzzle (n) d) suspect (n)

When detectives use science to solve crimes, this is called _____________. a) genetics b) forensics

One way to solve a crime is by using fingerprints found at the crime scene. Everyone has ___________ fingerprints. a) unique (adj) b) method (n) c) whorl (adj) d) loop (adj)

All living things have DNA. DNA carries our ________ information and decides our characteristics, like hair and eye color. a) forensic (adj) b) tracks (n) c) genetic (adj) d) suspect (n)

If you are a suspect, are you 100% guilty?

Using the clues from the crime scene, the detectives _____________ 3 possible suspects. a) solved (v) b) identified (v) c) unique (adj) d) criminals (n)

There are four types of _______________ in forensics: fingerprints, tracks, DNA, digital tracks. a) suspects (n) b) guilty (adj) c) crime scenes (n) d) evidence (n)

Detectives study tracks, or signs that people leave behind, like tire tracks, digital tracks or ___________. a) footprints b) puzzles c) trash d) sweat

Let's see if we can figure out this 1000 piece __________. a) tracks b) puzzle c) crime scenes d) DNA