WorksheetsThe Science of Catching Criminals
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What does "evidence" mean?
something that shows another thing happened or is true
a thin thread
the state of not being guilty
to find someone guilty in a court of law
What does "fiber" mean?
something that shows another thing happened or is true
a thin thread
the state of not being guilty
to find someone guilty in a court of law
What does "innocence" mean?
to find someone guilty in a court of law
something that shows another thing happened or is true
the state of not being guilty
a thin thread
What does "convict" mean?
something that shows another thing happened or is true
a thin thread
the state of not being guilty
to find someone guilty in a court of law
What does "trace" mean?
to keep something the way it is
a small sign that someone or something was present
to recognize; to match with a person or name
one of a kind: different from all others
What does "preserve" mean?
to keep something the way it is
to recognize; to match with a person or name
one of a kind: different from all others
a person whom police think may be guilty of a crime
What does "identify" mean?
one of a kind: different from all others
to recognize; to match with a person or name
to keep something the way it is
a small sign that someone or something was present
What does "unique" mean?
a person whom police think may be guilty of a crime
a person who saw something happen
one of a kind: different from all others
to keep something the way it is
What does "suspect" mean?
a person who saw something happen
something that shows another thing happened or is true
a person who is innocent of a crime
a person whom police think may be guilty of a crime
What does "witness" mean?
a person who didn't see something happen
to recognize; to match with a person or name
a person whom police think may be guilty of a crime
a person who saw something happen
