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Contestants Don’t Forget. . .

Although they give answers in the form of questions on the TV show, you do not need to do this. You do need to write your answers on your game board!

Crime Scene Fingerprint Basics Chromatography Basics Blood Basics II 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

Crime Scene for $100 Any physical location in which a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred.

Crime Scene Back to Game

Crime Scene for $200 Investigators work with sketch artists and eyewitnesses to create these sketches of a person’s face.

Facial Composite Back to Game

Crime Scene for $300 Any evidence found at a crime scene in the form of a physical object.

Physical Evidence Back to Game

Crime Scene for $400 Physical evidence found at a crime scene in small, but measurable amounts.

Trace Evidence Back to Game

Crime Scene for $500 An alternate location where additional evidence of a crime may be found, such as where a gun was thrown away.

Secondary Crime Scene Back to Game

Fingerprint Basics for $100 The three main types of fingerprints are. . .

Loops, whorls, and arches Back to Game

Fingerprint Basics for $200 How would this fingerprint be classified?

Loop Back to Game

Fingerprint Basics for $300 How would this fingerprint be classified?

Plain Arch Back to Game

Fingerprint Basics for $400 How would this fingerprint be classified?

Central Pocket Whorl Back to Game

Fingerprint Basics for $500 What is the most common type of fingerprint?

Loops Back to Game

Chromatography for $100 A type of mixture in which one substance is dissolved in another

Solution Back to Game

Chromatography for $200 The substance that is dissolved in a solution, such as the ink in chromatography.

Solute Back to Game

Chromatography for $300 The substance that does the dissolving, such as the water in chromatography.

Solvent Back to Game

Chromatography for $400 If you attempt paper chromatography with a black marker and nothing happens, what does this mean?

It is a permanent marker or It is not water soluble Back to Game

Chromatography for $500 Chromatography is from the Greek word, chromos. What does it mean?

Color Back to Game

Blood Basics I for $100 Your blood type is determined by these, which you inherit from your parents.

Genes Back to Game

Blood Basics I for $200 The most abundant cells in our blood.

Red blood cells Back to Game

Blood Basics I for $300 The cells in our blood that are a part of our immune system.

White blood cells Back to Game

Category IV for $400 Which blood type is indicated by the test results shown below? A Rh B

+ A Back to Game

Blood Basics I for $500 Which blood type is the most common?

O Back to Game

Blood Basics II for $100 How would a blood droplet from a wound to the upper arm differ from one to the lower leg?

It would be larger in diameter and possibly have a larger spread. Back to Game

Blood Basics II for $200 How would the distance between blood droplets change if a person was running instead of walking?

The drops would be further apart or The drops would be more of a teardrop shape. Back to Game

Blood Basics II for $300 What blood type is referred to as the universal donor?

Type O A person with Type O blood can donate blood to all blood types. Back to Game

Blood Basics II for $400 Which blood type is known as the universal recipient?

Type AB A person with Type AB blood can receive any blood type. Back to Game

Blood Basics II for $500 B If a person has Type blood, which 2 blood types can he safely receive in a transfusion?

Type B and O

How much do you want to risk?

What percentage of people have fingerprints with loops?

60%

Which team won?