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1.	STUDY LINK	When was forensic science first used to solve a crime (HINT: It was in China!)
2.	STUDY LINK	The branch of forensic science that deals with dental evidence is known as _____________.
3.	STUDY LINK	Alec Jeffreys, the scientist who first developed DNA fingerprinting, was from which country?
4.	STUDY LINK	When a body had the odor of almonds, it usually suggests what kind of poisoning?
5.	STUDY LINK	A Cyber _______ Team, or CAT, is a highly-trained group of FBI agents, analysts, and computer forensics experts who travel around to world to combat cyber fraud.
6.	STUDY LINK	Function testing is how a firearms examiner can tell if a gun was fired _____________.
7.	STUDY LINK	Which of the following can you NOT learn by looking at a person's skeleton age: weight, sex, or race?
8.	STUDY LINK	Death investigations can be performed by either a medical examiner, who is appointed to the position, or a __________, who is elected.
9.	STUDY LINK	9. A forensic artist can create a _______ image based on eye witness accounts.
10.	STUDY LINK	10. Which famous criminal tried to burn off his fingerprints with acid, only to have them grow back a few years later?
11.	STUDY LINK	11. DNA was used to tag the game balls from which sports event?
12.	STUDY LINK	12. Ballistics is the study of the _________ of a projectile in flight.
13.	STUDY LINK	13. After the autopsy, what kind of stitch is used to sew-up the incisions?
14.	STUDY LINK	14. Blow flies and _________ are two common forensically important insects?
15.	STUDY LINK	15. Who was the first person to use fingerprints in a criminal case?