The Disease Detective 1
The Disease Detective 2
At the Scene of a Crime 1
At the Scene of a Crime 2
"Fun"
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What does "illness" mean?
a disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind.
100
What was the doctor's name?
Dr. Besser
100
Since the broken glass from the window was not on the street, what could a CSI infer/guess?
The window fell inside the building because it was broken from the outside.
100
What does CSI stand for?
Crime Scene Investigator
100
How many hearts does an octopus have?
3
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What caused the illness in the children?
They all drank juice that was made from dirty apples that had not been washed.
200
Why did the doctor make a list of what both the sick children and the healthy children had eaten?
To figure out which food had the E. coli bacteria in it.
200
Was the robbery committed by one person? How can you know?
No. The footprints of the thief lead to the passenger's side of the vehicle
200
How could the CSI infer/guess that the thief was a man?
The size of the shoeprints were large
200
What is the hottest planet in the solar system?
Venus
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What kind of bacteria was making the children sick?
E. coli
300
What made the apples dirty?
Animal waste that was on the ground the apples fell on.
300
define "vehicle"
a thing used for transporting people or goods, especially on land, such as a car, truck, or cart.
300
Why did the space between the shoeprints increase?
The thief possibly started to speed up
300
How many teeth does an adult human have?
32
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Are ALL forms of E. coli dangerous?
No
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What would have killed the E. coli bacteria on the apples?
Washing the apples before making the juice, and heating the juice before it is bottled.
400
What can the vehicle's tire marks tell a CSI about?
The type of vehicle and the direction it went.
400
Can we be sure the hair belongs to the thief?
No, it could belong to a worker or customer as well.
400
What day is Emily Teacher's birthday
Today :)
500
What is DNA?
a chemical that contains information about a living thing's characteristics.
500
Why did the doctor look at the bacteria's DNA?
Because it could tell him if this type of E. coli was dangerous or not.
500
Why would a hair be considered important evidence?
Because it contains a person's unique DNA
500
What were the most important clues?
fingerprints and a hair
500
Who is missing?
Suga