KEY WORDS:
cells: the smallest living things
defendant: the person in a court of a law who has been accused of doing something ilegal
forensic: ways to find out about a crime
genes: parts of a cell in a living thing that control how it develops
inherit: to get a qualisty, way of acting, physical feature, and so on from one of your parents
whorls: shapes that curl or swirl
ACADEMIC WORDS:
generation: all the people who are aboutthe same age, especially in a family
legislation: a law or set of laws
policy: a way of doing things taht ahs been officially agreed upon and chosen by a political party or an organization
procedure the correct or normal way of doing something
HIGHLIGHTED WORDS:
fragments: small pieces of somehting
investigate: look into, research
tissue: material, such as skin and muscle
committed a crime: done something wrong or ilegal
innocent: not guilty
bacteria: very small living things, some of which cause illness or disease
Dead Sea Scrolls: ancient texts, apporximately 2,000 years old, discovered in caves near theDead Sea
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