Review of 8th Grade Forensic Science
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Who is the person that a bad thing happens to? | Victim
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| Who is a person that is possibly guilty of a crime? | Suspect
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| Who is a person that definitely did the crime? | Perpetrator
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| Which observations are descriptive? | Qualitative
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| Which observations are measures, amounts, numbers? | Quanitative
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| What is another name for a dead body? | Corpse
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| What is the order of a blowfly's life cycle | Egg, larva, pupa, adult
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| What is the fly stage most like a cocoon? | Pupa
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| What type of change creates a NEW product? | Chemical
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| What type of change creates NO new products? | Physical
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| In the ink lab, which molecules moved further up the paper (small or large?)? | small
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| What are the 4 blood types? | A,B,AB,O
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| In a solution, which goes into which? (solvent or solute?) | Solute goes into solvent
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| What is science that has to do with crimes and legal issues? | Forensic Science
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| What are the main types of fingerprints? | Loops, Arches, and Whorls
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| What are the tiny differences in fingerprint ridges called? | Minutiae
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| What are the raised lines that make up fingerprints called? | Friction Ridges
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| What is the longest strongest leg bone called? | Femur
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| What is the skull called? | Cranium
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| What is the study of insects? | Entomology
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| What are the fingers called? | Phalanges
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| In a fingerprint, what is the minutiae that splits like a fork in the road? | Bifuraction
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