Define Vocabulary
Define Vocabulary 2
Vocabulary in a Sentence
Possessive Nouns
Comprehension
100
witness (noun)
someone who sees a crime happen
100
unique
one of a kind, different from all the others
100
The Christmas ornament was ___________; it was different than all the others.
unique
100
Make this into a possessive noun:
The jumpsuit of Stanley
Stanley's jumpsuit
100
What kinds of evidence can you find at the crime scene? List 3.
fingerprint, dna, fiber, hair, skin, blood, shoreprint, thread
200
fiber
a thin thread
200
innocence
to not be guilty
200
They had 3 ____________, people who they thought had committed the crime.
suspects
200
Make this into a possessive noun:
The DNA of the person
The person's DNA
200
What do police investigators do FIRST?
They preserve the scene.
300
convict (verb)
to find someone guilty
300
suspect (noun)
a person who may have committed a crime
300
There were clothing ____________ at the crime scene.
fiber
300
Make this into a possessive noun:
The snake of Jacob
Jacob's snake
300
All living things have ____________. Each person's ___________ is unique.
DNA
400
trace
a small sign that something or someone was present
400
evidence
something that shows another thing happened or is true
400
The ______________ saw the crime happen.
witness
400
Make this into a possessive noun:
The story of the eyewitness
DAILY DOUBLE! You can wager your points.
The eyewitness' story
400
They matched orange __________ from a crime scene to orange carpet ___________ in the criminal's van.
fibers
500
preserve
to keep something the way it is
500
identify
to recognize, match with someone
500
The police had to put yellow tape around the crime scene to _________it, stop it from changing.
preserve
500
Make this into a possessive noun:
The attention of police investigators
The police investigators' attention
500
Why were the Four House Four convicted of a crime they didn't commit?
because a witness lied