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Trace can have different meanings.

One meaning of trace is to look at how something developed in order to find how it started or what caused it.

For example:

This film traces the events which led to the Russian Revolution in 1917.

discover how something started

ignore something

find the causes

describe a series of events

Which answers below are closest in meaning to trace? Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

describe a series of events

discover how something started

ignore something

find the causes
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Trace can also mean to try to find something by asking questions and collecting information.

For example:

Police are trying to trace a man who was seen near the house when the woman was murdered. They are going from house to house asking if anyone saw him.

try to find

look for

lose

try to locate

Which answers below are closest in meaning to trace? Choose the 3 correct answers.

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lose

try to find

look for

try to locate
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Trace can also mean a very small signs of something, normally caused substances coming into contact with something else. For example, traces can be a very small amount of something found on objects at the scene of a crime. These traces are known as trace evidence, and can help to place a suspect at the scene of a crime.

spots of blood

fingerprints on glass

video filmed by security cameras

Which of these answers are traces that place a suspect at the scene of a crime? Choose the 2 correct answers.

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spots of blood

fingerprints on glass

video filmed by security cameras