Infringers
What does it mean to be an infringer?
Taking someone else's ideas or property for your own.
What are the people called who may have done the crime?
suspects
The energy an object possesses due to its motion.
Kinetic Energy
How big is your brain?
Two fists
What did you crawl through to get to the burrow?
Thicket
What is a document you can apply for to protect your ideas?
A patent!
What was the Capybara detective's name?
Captain E. Bara
The stored energy an object.
Potential Energy
True or False:
Your brain grows when it is comfortable.
False!
What is the name of our new chef?
Chef Scott
What is the science of making and breaking codes called?
Cryptography
What was the Captain's turtle's name?
Shell
What kind of animal is a monotreme?
A mammal that lays eggs
What side of the brain controls the left side of your body?
Right side
A _______ helps us examine very small objects so we can see their structure.
Microscope
What is it called when someone send you an email trying to falsely get your information?
Phishing
What code is made of 4 letters and contains all the information for your body?
DNA
A set of mental processes in the brain that help us manage, organize, and execute daily tasks
Executive Functioning Skills
Your brain develops from the ______ to the _____
Back to the Front
What is it called if you didn't wear gloves and mixed your DNA with the DNA evidence?
Contamination
Where in the US is the U.S. Patent Office?
Virginia
What is the story someone tells to try and prove they didn't do it?
Alibi
What two animals are the only monotremes?
Platypus and Echnida
What animal was on our Smooth Brain video?
The steadfast, continued effort to achieve a goal despite difficulties, delays, or setbacks.
Perseverance