Which detail from "Bone Detective" best illustrates Diane France's firm belief in revealing the truth of past events?

She looks for gunshot wounds in the skull of a possible criminal.

She is hired to make casts of Civil War soldiers.

She wants to display casts of soldiers' remains in a museum.

She is hired to make plastic casts for archaeologists.

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Eve

14 June, 08:11

Which detail from "Bone Detective" best illustrates Diane France's firm belief in revealing the truth of past events?

She looks for gunshot wounds in the skull of a possible criminal.

She is hired to make casts of Civil War soldiers.

She wants to display casts of soldiers' remains in a museum.

She is hired to make plastic casts for archaeologists.

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Maci Howe · Answer 1

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Alonzo Bass · Answer 2

The correct answer is C) She wants to display casts of soldiers' remains in a museum.

The detail from "Bone Detective" that best illustrates Diane France's firm belief in revealing the truth of past events is "She wants to display casts of soldiers' remains in a museum."

Lorraine Jean Hoppin is the author of "Bone Detective," a story about Diane France, a forensic anthropologist, an intelligent woman with a peculiar job. She is a great scientist with some notorious accomplishments. She loves her job and bones because the bones whisper her secrets about the life people had.