Question

read the list of words from the introduction paragraph 1. reconstruct accurately sequence how do these words help the author contribute to the tone of the article? (a) by conveying a sense of exciting and adventurous work (b) by conveying a sense of organized and detailed work (c) by conveying a sense of dangerous risks surrounding the job (d) by conveying a sense of mundane predictability surrounding the job 2 read the selection from the section “the forensic anthropologist.” forensic anthropology techniques may supply not only relevant physical evidence but also contextual information about the circumstances of the death. this can be done through the 3 - d mapping and analysis of the scene, or by studying the location and relationship between pieces of evidence scattered around the remains, the depth of the grave or pit and the geological characteristics of the soil. what is the meaning of the phrase “contextual information” as used in the selection above? (a) details that can be explained only by witnesses to the crime (b) details that can be discovered only by using technology (c) clues provided by the physical characteristics of the scene (d) clues provided by physical evidence found on the body a reader of the article suggested that the author included the section “the forensic anthropologist” in order to describe an expert who has skills that other crime scene experts do not. is this accurate? which sentence from the article supports your answer? (a) no; anthropology is the study of human beings, and forensics is a term that refers to the use of scientific methods to investigate a crime. (b) yes; this includes how old the victim was and what race or gender they were. (c) no; a forensic anthropologist can do tests on hair, bones and other parts of the body to find out facts about the victim. (d) yes; they may also gather evidence in ways that crime scene technicians arent usually familiar with.

Explanation:

1. The words "reconstruct", "accurately", and "sequence" imply careful, methodical work. They suggest organization and attention - to - detail rather than excitement, danger, or mundanity. So for the first question, they convey a sense of organized and detailed work.
2. In the context of forensic anthropology, "contextual information" about the circumstances of death refers to clues provided by the physical characteristics of the scene like 3 - D mapping, location of evidence, grave depth, and soil characteristics.
3. Forensic anthropologists have unique skills such as gathering evidence in ways crime scene technicians aren't usually familiar with, which supports the idea that the author included the section to describe an expert with distinct skills.

Answer:

1. B. by conveying a sense of organized and detailed work
2. C. clues provided by the physical characteristics of the scene
3. D. Yes; They may also gather evidence in ways that crime scene technicians aren't usually familiar with.