History of Forensics
Physical Evidence
Intro to Forensics
Soft Skills
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100

In ancient Rome, his murder led to the first recorded autopsy.

Who is Julius Caeasar?

100

In the 1880s, Sir Francis Galton established the framework for classifying these unique patterns on each person.

What are fingerprints?

100

Forensic sciences is using science to help resolve these matters.

What are legal matters?

100

This skill allows you to offer ideas to others and receive ideas from others.

What is communication?

100

This "kingdom", known as the "Happiest Place on Earth", opened in Florida in 1971.

What is Walt Disney World?

200

In 1835, Henry Goddard began this type of forensics when he compared two bullets, tracing a flaw in the press used to create the bullets.

What is ballistics?

200

This type of evidence from the modern era includes data from cell phones and computers

What is digital forensics?

200

He created the character Sherlock Holmes, a character synonymous with forensic investigation.

Who is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?

200

This skill allows you to see what most miss, to detect even the smallest piece of evidence.

What is attention to detail?

200

Known as one of the greatest basketball players of all time, he won six NBA championship rings with the Chicago Bulls.

Who is Michael Jordan?

300

In the 1830s, Valentin Ross and James Marsh created chemical tests to detect this organic substance in human tissue?

What is arsenic?

300

This type of evidence is associated with blood and bodily fluids and is unique to each person.

What is DNA evidence?

300

This type of career involves searching for, documenting, and preserving forensic evidence in the field.

What is a crime scene investigator?

300

This skill allows you to work well with others, ensuring that each person completes their own part of the investigation.

What is teamwork?

300

Following the rise and fall of one of our country's founding fathers, this Broadway musical recently celebrated its 11th birthday. It has received a record-breaking number of Tony nominations, winning 11, and has been featured in theaters and streaming.

What is Hamilton?

400

In the early 1900s, Karl Landsteiner discovered these blood groups, which allowed investigators to rule out suspects whose group differed.

What are ABO blood groups?

400

This type of evidence is frequently examined under a microscope, and can easily be overlooked in a crime scene investigation.

What is trace evidence?

400
This type of career involves processing forensic evidence in a lab.

What is a forensic scientist?

400

This skill ensures that you finish assignments on time and come to work/school on your own.

What is responsibility?

400

Released in the summer of 2026, this movie quickly swung it's way into the top 10 of the highest grossing movies of all time. It is the 2nd fastest movie to gross over $1billion, just behind MCU's Avengers: Endgame.

What is Spider-man: Brand New Day? 

500

In the 1920s, Calvin Goddard perfected this instrument, allowing investigators to compare bullet fragments side-by-side.

What is the comparison microscope?

500

This type of evidence is often the most important piece of a murder investigation... and often the focus of a "whodunit" novel.

What is the murder weapon?

500

Key tools of a forensic investigator include the ability to ________, interpret, and report findings.

What is observe?

500

This skill lets employers know that customers and other team members will feel valued and safe.

What is respect?

500

With a career spanning more than six decades, this country music icon passed away this week - leaving behind a legacy of kindness and improved literacy.

Who is Dolly Parton?
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