Vocabulary
The science of solving crimes.
What is Forensics?
These never change over time.
What are fingerprints?
What is Crime Scene Investigator?
The first person to arrive at a crime scene?
What is a Police Officer?
The amount of strands in DNA.
What is 2?
The genetic information inside the body's cells.
What is DNA?
Powders that help lift and observe fingerprints.
What is powdered sugar / cocoa powder?
A person who is believed to be guilty of a crime.
Suspect
A person whose job is to examine a crime, problem, statement, etc. in order to discover the truth.
What is a Detective / Investigator?
Places to find DNA.
A secret way of writing.
What is a cipher?
Small ridges on your hands that help you hold things?
What are fingerprints?
A person who sees a crime and gives details to the police.
What is a witness?
This person uses witness details to draw a suspect.
What is a sketch artist?
What is the saying that helps you remember which DNA bases connect to each other.
What is Apple Trees Chewing Gum?
These carry information that affect our health, our appearance, and even our personality. They are passed down from our parents.
What are Genes?
This animal has fingerprints that are identical to human fingerprints.
What is a koala?
The study of secret codes / messages.
What is cryptology?
What is a Forensic Scientist?
DNA is found here.
What is the nucleus.
The three types of fingerprint patterns.
What are loops, whirls, and arches?
This is the only way to alter / remove fingerprints.
What is burning?
These make up our blood.
What are platelets, red blood cells, white blood cells, and plasma?
Someone who studies how to write coded messages and how to unlock them.
What is a cryptologist?
The scientific name for DNA.
What is Deoxyribonucleic acid?