Roll Call Comprehension Test
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Provide the best answers to the questions below. Some answers will contain more than one correct answer so make sure you read the question carefully! Good luck.
- 1.
________________ is the main forensic investigator in Roll Call.
Explanation
Luke Harding is the main forensic investigator in Roll Call.Rate this question:
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The forensic investigator's partner is ___________________________________ (use the acronym)
- 3.
What is the conflict that must be resolved?
- A.
Luke is too young to be a FI and must prove himself.
- B.
Three Emily Wonder's have been killed and one has been kidnapped.
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Relationships should be chosen by individuals and not by the police.
- D.
The future is too complicated a place to live.
Correct Answer
B. Three Emily Wonder's have been killed and one has been kidnapped.Explanation
The conflict that must be resolved is the situation involving the three Emily Wonders who have been killed and the one who has been kidnapped. This conflict creates a sense of urgency and requires immediate action to find the kidnapped Emily and bring justice for the ones who were killed.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Where did the authorities find the body of Emily Wonder from Woburn?
- A.
In a forested area
- B.
In the sauna
- C.
In her apartment
- D.
The body was never found.
Correct Answer
A. In a forested areaExplanation
The authorities found the body of Emily Wonder from Woburn in a forested area.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The body of Emily Wonder of York was found in the sauna, appearing like she was only sleeping and not dead.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because it states that Emily Wonder's body was found in the sauna, appearing as if she was only sleeping and not dead. This suggests that there were no visible signs of trauma or decomposition on her body, leading to the assumption that she may have died from natural causes or a cause that is not immediately apparent.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What letter code name was given to the killer of the Emily Wonder and what did it stand for?
- A.
The letter 'Q' that stands for Killing Emily Works
- B.
EW1, EW2, EW3, EW4
- C.
The letters 'EWK" that stands for Emily WOnder's Killer
- D.
The letter 'Q' or KEW that stands for Killing Emily Wonder
Correct Answer
D. The letter 'Q' or KEW that stands for Killing Emily WonderExplanation
The correct answer is the letter 'Q' or KEW that stands for Killing Emily Wonder. This is indicated by the statement "The letter 'Q' or KEW that stands for Killing Emily Wonder".Rate this question:
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- 7.
What was unusual about Emily Wonder from Woburn?
- A.
She was allergic to fogu.
- B.
She had a condition whose internal organs were on the wrong side.
- C.
She has a rare genetic disorder in which she was born without body fat, creating a hormone imbalance resulting in excessive growth and distortion of facial bones.
- D.
She lived near a prison.
Correct Answer
B. She had a condition whose internal organs were on the wrong side.Explanation
Emily Wonder from Woburn was unusual because she had a condition known as situs inversus, where her internal organs were on the opposite side of where they are normally positioned. This condition is rare and occurs during fetal development. It does not typically cause any health problems, but it can complicate medical procedures and diagnoses.Rate this question:
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- 8.
________________________________(full name) described the perfect murder to his criminology class
Correct Answer
Clint Garrett - 9.
An _________________________ was a traceless weapon that was used to kill one of the Emily Wonders
Correct Answer
IcicleExplanation
An icicle is a traceless weapon that can be used to kill someone. When an icicle is used as a weapon, it can melt away, leaving no evidence behind. This makes it difficult for investigators to trace the cause of death back to the icicle, as it naturally disappears. Therefore, an icicle is an effective weapon for committing a murder without leaving any obvious signs or clues.Rate this question:
- 10.
The ___________________________ was the animal Luke used to prove his icicle dagger theory.
Correct Answer
pigExplanation
Luke used a pig to prove his icicle dagger theory.Rate this question:
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While the criminology instructor believed that Emily was bright she wouldn't make a young FI because
- A.
She does not have the skills to be an FI.
- B.
There are others in her class who will do a better job.
- C.
She wasn't expected to live long enough to take the final qualification exams.
- D.
She wants to be a mystery writer to create the perfect crimes.
Correct Answer
C. She wasn't expected to live long enough to take the final qualification exams.Explanation
The correct answer suggests that Emily wasn't expected to live long enough to take the final qualification exams. This implies that her life expectancy is limited, possibly due to a health condition or other circumstances. Therefore, it is unlikely for her to pursue a career as a young FI (Forensic Investigator) that requires long-term commitment and training.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Tina got the idea for the traceless weapon from the story called
Correct Answer
Ice ColdExplanation
Tina got the idea for the traceless weapon from the story called "Ice Cold".Rate this question:
- 13.
Owen agreed to help Luke find Emily Wonder 4 in exchange for trying to get the Authorities to give him
- A.
An identity card
- B.
A place to live - as he was homeless
- C.
An alternative school in a community center
- D.
A job as a forensic investigator so he could be paid for helping Luke.
Correct Answer
C. An alternative school in a community centerExplanation
Owen agreed to help Luke find Emily Wonder 4 in exchange for an alternative school in a community center. This suggests that Owen values education and believes that an alternative school in a community center would be beneficial for him. It also implies that Owen is willing to use his skills and knowledge to assist Luke in finding Emily Wonder 4, as he agrees to help in exchange for an educational opportunity.Rate this question:
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- 14.
MALC would not be able to understand what Luke meant when he said, "Barking up the wrong tree", because MALC did not understand
- A.
Idioms
- B.
Rhymes
- C.
Reflections
- D.
Parts of speech
Correct Answer
A. IdiomsExplanation
MALC would not be able to understand what Luke meant when he said, "Barking up the wrong tree" because MALC did not understand idioms. Idioms are phrases or expressions that have a figurative meaning different from their literal interpretation. In this case, "Barking up the wrong tree" means pursuing a mistaken or misguided course of action. Since MALC is unfamiliar with idioms, he would not be able to grasp the intended meaning behind Luke's statement.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Who was Luke's hero (full name)?
Correct Answer
Jed LesterExplanation
Luke's hero's full name is Jed Lester.Rate this question:
- 16.
When the kids from London area see Luke and MALC coming towads them, they __________________________.
Correct Answer
run awayExplanation
When the kids from the London area see Luke and MALC coming towards them, they run away. This implies that the kids have a fear or discomfort associated with Luke and MALC's presence, causing them to instinctively flee from them. This could be due to a previous negative experience, a reputation that Luke and MALC have, or simply a general sense of unease. Regardless of the specific reason, the reaction of running away suggests that the kids want to avoid any potential interaction or confrontation with Luke and MALC.Rate this question:
- 17.
A red scarf, found on Emily Wonder’s backpack that Luke and Malc retrieved from the Thames River, led the team to the Edinburgh school to further question a suspect.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the red scarf found on Emily Wonder's backpack did not lead the team to the Edinburgh school to question a suspect.Rate this question:
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- 18.
What 2 pieces of evidence did Luke find when he searched Mr. Garrett’s place that pointed towards Mr. Garrett's guilt of the murders?
- A.
A contact lens
- B.
Concrete flakes in his shoes
- C.
An aquarium that contained puffer fish
- D.
A small vial of sauna perfume
Correct Answer(s)
A. A contact lens
B. Concrete flakes in his shoesExplanation
Luke found two pieces of evidence that pointed towards Mr. Garrett's guilt of the murders: a contact lens and concrete flakes in his shoes. These pieces of evidence suggest that Mr. Garrett was present at the crime scene and possibly involved in the murders. The contact lens could have fallen out during the struggle, indicating his presence, while the concrete flakes in his shoes could be from the crime scene, linking him directly to the location where the murders took place.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Why didn’t Luke arrest Mr. Garrett when MALC said there was sufficient evidence against him for Emily Wonder’s murder and Emily Wonder’s abduction?
- A.
Mr. Garrett had strong alibis for all the crimes.
- B.
Luke thought the evidence was too conveniently placed in Mr. Garrett’s place.
- C.
Luke did not follow proper procedure in gathering the evidence.
- D.
Luke wanted to gain more evidence to convict Mr. Garrett of all 3 Emily Wonder murders.
Correct Answer
B. Luke thought the evidence was too conveniently placed in Mr. Garrett’s place.Explanation
Luke didn't arrest Mr. Garrett because he believed that the evidence against him was too conveniently placed in his place. This suggests that Luke suspected that someone might have purposely planted the evidence to frame Mr. Garrett for the crimes. As a result, Luke decided to gather more evidence to ensure a stronger case against Mr. Garrett for all three Emily Wonder murders.Rate this question:
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What pieces of evidence led Luke to the conclusion that Emily Wonder, the 10 year criminology student, was the killer?
- A.
The TXX linked her to the Dundee case
- B.
Her fingerprint left on a pair of Mr. Garrett’s shoes
- C.
The stones in her shoes to the London area
- D.
The contact lens to the Woburn murder
Correct Answer(s)
A. The TXX linked her to the Dundee case
B. Her fingerprint left on a pair of Mr. Garrett’s shoes
C. The stones in her shoes to the London area
D. The contact lens to the Woburn murderExplanation
Luke concluded that Emily Wonder was the killer based on multiple pieces of evidence. Firstly, the TXX linked her to the Dundee case, suggesting her involvement in that crime. Secondly, her fingerprint was found on a pair of Mr. Garrett's shoes, indicating that she had come into contact with the victim. Additionally, the stones in her shoes were traced back to the London area, further connecting her to the crime scene. Lastly, the presence of her contact lens at the Woburn murder location provided further evidence of her involvement in the crime.Rate this question:
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- 21.
When Luke knew the wearabouts of Emily Wonder around North Greenwich he requested a search and rescue team; this request was
- A.
Denied because he had used up all his resources.
- B.
Granted but he only had 24 hours with the team
- C.
Denied because all resources were channeled into dealing with a possible flood because the volcano in the Canaary Islands had reached critical status.
- D.
Granted because Luke was their best FI and would not ask for something that he didn't need
Correct Answer
C. Denied because all resources were channeled into dealing with a possible flood because the volcano in the Canaary Islands had reached critical status. -
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Emily Wonder from York died from
- A.
Unknown causes
- B.
A puncture wound to her organs
- C.
Hydrogen cyanide poisoning that was genereated by burning an unknown substance
- D.
Aphyxiation
Correct Answer
C. Hydrogen cyanide poisoning that was genereated by burning an unknown substanceExplanation
The correct answer is hydrogen cyanide poisoning that was generated by burning an unknown substance. This is the most plausible explanation as it suggests that Emily Wonder died from inhaling hydrogen cyanide, which is a highly toxic gas. The fact that it was generated by burning an unknown substance indicates that there was some kind of chemical reaction or combustion involved. This explanation aligns with the information provided and offers a logical reason for Emily's cause of death.Rate this question:
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- 23.
The real killer was Emily Wonder from
- A.
Dundee
- B.
Edinburgh
- C.
York
- D.
Woburn
Correct Answer
B. EdinburghExplanation
Based on the given information, the real killer is stated to be Emily Wonder. The question asks for the location of Emily Wonder, and the answer is Edinburgh.Rate this question:
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In the end, the children were rescued by Owen who, as promised by the Authorities, received
- A.
An position as an full time forensic investigator
- B.
Money to build his school for the homeless
- C.
North Greenwich warehouse dome
- D.
Permission to run a youth shelter
Correct Answer(s)
C. North Greenwich warehouse dome
D. Permission to run a youth shelterExplanation
Owen was promised a position as a full-time forensic investigator, but the answer states that he received permission to run a youth shelter and the North Greenwich warehouse dome. This suggests that Owen chose to use the warehouse dome as a location for the youth shelter, rather than pursuing the position as a forensic investigator.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Luke saved himself and Emily Wonder from the tsunami wave by
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Hiding in the innermost part of the warehouse
- B.
Climbing to the topmost part of the crane
- C.
Being rescued by a speedboat that could outrun the wave
- D.
Using his FI skills and finding shelter until after the storm
Correct Answer
B. Climbing to the topmost part of the craneExplanation
Luke saved himself and Emily Wonder from the tsunami wave by climbing to the topmost part of the crane. This action allowed them to elevate themselves above the reach of the wave, ensuring their safety. By choosing this option, Luke was able to find a secure and high vantage point that protected them from the destructive force of the tsunami.Rate this question:
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