FORENSIC 2 - Fingerprint the print restore to its original formation few

days later.
PRELIM EXAMINATION
12. What is the scientific examination of
1. What is the scientific examination of the palm print identification?
parts of the soles of the feet?
13. A man who was once considered as a
2. Fingerprint is reliable, it is a positive man without fingerprint.
science, it cannot be forged.
14. These are two ridges which after
running parallel suddenly separates and
3. The first recognized country that uses ceases to be parallel to each
fingerprint, but such usage was not aimed to other:
identify the identity of individuals, but rather it
was used for their rituals. 15. It is define as reproduction of some
smooth surface of the pattern or design
4. The skin covering of the bulb of the fingers formed by the ridges on the inside of the
and thumbs, palm of the hands, and the soles of first joint of a finger or a thumb or at the
the feet. terminal phalange.
5. Which of the following core values of SMCC 16. Who is the author of the thesis entitled ‘’
that follow and upholding unconditional
Anatomia Humanis Corporis’’ in
commitment to value-filled life and actions of
1685?
love and mercy?
17. Among the following is the Father of
6. He was considered as the father of
Chiroscopy.
fingerprint due to his system of
classification known as the Henry System of
18. It is a branch of science of fingerprint
Classification and filling.
based on the specialized study in the pore
structure found on the epidermal ridges of
the skin as a means of
7. Applying high corrosive acid can be
identification.
permanently erased a human fingerprint:
19. The term ______is a latin word which
8. During the American occupation in the
means finger:
Philippines, a modern and complete
fingerprint file has been established for the
20. Produce graduates who are proficient
Philippine commonwealth. In 1937, the first
and skillful in the field of law enforcement,
Filipino fingerprint technician employed by
criminalistics, correctional administration
the Phil. Constabulary was.
and public safety services. This statement
shows the:
9. The portion of the fingerprint that is
21. The following are the forms of delta,
rounded with the type lines and wherein
except:
includes the vital elements or characteristics
A. Dot B. Bifurcation
necessary for the interpretation and
D. Short ridge
classification of the pattern.
22. Define as two innermost ridges which
10. He developed a theory that there was a one run parallel diverge and surround the pattern
to four chance of any two adult person having area.
the same height.
23. It refers to a hand having the extra
11. He is a known criminal who tried to effaced numbers of fingers.
his fingerprint by burning them with acid, but
the acid temporarily destroy the fingerprint but
24. It refers to the upper or the outer layer
of the skin.
25. It explains that the fingerprint of every
individual will remain unchangeable until loses
life, the womb to tomb is referring to what
principle?
26. What is the science of palm print
identification?
27. What is the scientific study of
fingerprint as a means of
identification?
28. The person who used fingerprints to
prevent fraudulent collection of army pay
account and for identification of other
documents. He was known as the Father of
Chiroscopy.
29. A method personal identification
through the of body
measurement.
30. Is the lower or the inner layer of the skin.
It is made up of fibrous of proteins and
other large molecules.
31. It is a point on the ridge formation
usually located at the center or heart of the
pattern. Also known as the “inner
terminus”.
32. In 1956 took on his own right palm and
after 41 years later took another prints of the
same hand and found out that fingerprint do
not change.
33. According to research fingerprint will
start to developed at the womb of the
mother at_____.
34. It is refers to a point on the ridge
formation that usually located at the center
or heart of the pattern. Also known as the
“inner terminus”.
35. The single ending ridge in the center of
a recurving ridge of a loop is called-
36. By 2035 SMCC envisions to be:
37. This refers to the first judicial decision
in the Philippine jurisprudence on the
science of fingerprinting was the case
of:
38. Which of the core values of SMCC
demonstrate respect, love and care of God’s
creation?
39. He published his study in 1788, stating
that the arrangement of the ridges of the
skin would never duplicated in two persons,
only closer similarities among individual
fingerprints.
40. A single ridge which splits into two
ridges forming a “Y” shape formation or
structure is commonly known
as.
41. Are tiny elevations or hair like structure
found on the epidermis of the skin
containing sweat pores.
42. A short ridge at the top or summit of a
recurve usually at right angle.
43. The point on a ridge at or in front of and
nearest the center of the divergence of the
type lines.
44. A ridge that divides to form two ridges
which then rejoin again to form a single
ridge.
45. No two person have the same fingerprint
patterns, some mathematicians however did not
omit the possibility that two person will be
having the same fingerprints pattern to a ratio of
1: 64 Billions.
46. Produce graduates who are equipped
towards a culture of excellence in research and
academics proactive to the demands of law
enforcement, public safety, and security. This
statement manifest what?
47. A policeman in Argentina, whose
considered the first person to put Galton;s
System of classification into practice.
48. Who is person used fingerprint as his
signature by engraving them in a wooden
plate.
49. Who has given the fame title as “Father of
Dactyloscopy”?
50. This generally referred to the individual
formation of the ridge.
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Personal Identification
1. Impression which are taken
simultaneously on the fingerprint card are
known as______.
2. It is the skin covering of the bulb of the
fingers and thumbs, palm of the hands, and
the soles of the feet.
3. The ridges found on the fingers, palms
and soles of the feet are known as
_________ ridges
4. When a ridge bifurcates the tracing
proceeds_______.
5. When inking for the purpose of taking
rolled impression the fingers must be ink
from _____ to the base of the first
joint.
6. What pattern in fingerprint which consist
of two or more pattern in a single pattern
area.
7. A Type lines that is always a continuous
ridges. This rule is:
8. It refers to the upper or the outer layer of
the skin.
9. What is the function of the ridges on our
fingers which create fingerprints?
10. What type of pattern in which the ridges
enter upon one side, make a rise or wave in
the center, and flow or tend to flow out upon
the opposite side?
11. What are the little openings on the skin
from where sweat is excreted?
12. The ring finger of the left hand has
numerical value of 1 how about the middle
finger of the right hand?
13. It is the first of the two focal points. It is
first obstruction of any nature at the point of
the divergence of the type line in front of or
nearest to the center of the divergence. It is
called outside terminus.
14. In primary classification what is the
assigned numerical value of finger number
five?
15. Ridge tracing will always start at:
When there is a presence of bifurcation,
dot, short ridge and another type of delta,
equally close to the point of divergence,
what should be selected?
17. The following patterns are included in
secondary small letter group except for one:
18. In secondary classification, the
numerators are:
19. In case of a missing digits or an
amputated finger, what will be the
classification of said missing finger?
20. The canals or depression found between
the ridges they appear as white line in an ink
finger impression.
21. Which of these is a whorl?
A. Central Pocket B. Accidental
C. Double Loop
22. Fingerprint ink can be spread evenly on
the glass slab by means of.
23. The most common type of fingerprint
pattern is the
24. Tiny elevation or hair like structures
found on the epidermis of the skin
containing sweat pores.
25. It is a point on the ridge formation
usually located at the center or heart of the
pattern. Also known as the “inner
terminus”.
26. Ridge characteristics can be found in:
A. Fingerprints B. Footprints
C. Palm Print
27. Finger number 7 refers to:
28. What pattern in fingerprint which
consist of two separate loop formation with
two separate and distinct set of shoulders
and two deltas.
29. When you are looking for the delta,
what should be determine first?
The symbol of accidental whorl is:
31. Correct sequence of the rolled
impression can be check by means of___.
32. It consists of two separate loop
formation, with to separate and distinct set
of shoulders, and two deltas. The word
“separate” as used here, does not mean
connected. This assumption is.
33. An imaginary line drawn between the
two deltas must not touch or cross any of
the recurving ridges within the inner pattern
area. This is an element of:
34. What pattern in fingerprint which the
ridges formed a series of circles or spirals
around the core or axis. An imaginary line is
drawn between two deltas must touch or
across at least one the recurving ridges
within a pattern area. The whorl has a core
and two deltas.
35. This will produce a record of the entire
ridge pattern of the nail joint of a finger.
This Is the purpose of:
36. What fingers are rolled towards the
body in taking a rolled impression?
37. The following are the elements of loops
except:
A. Core B. sufficient recurve
C. Delta
38. What fingerprint pattern is not included
in the combination of accidental whorl?
39. What particular fingerprint patterns that
is subjected for ridge
counting?
40. It is a form of ridge that divides to form
two ridges which then rejoin again to form a
single ridge.
Means the enumeration of the number
of ridge characters touching or passing the
line count (imaginary Line ) which is drawn
between the core and delta, excluding the
two terminal in the count.
42. One of the cardinal rules in taking of
fingerprint is that the finger must be
completely_____.
43. The identification of two impression
can be established primarily through:
44. The impressions left by the patterns of
ridges and depressions on various surfaces.
45. When tracing of the ridge from the left
delta to the right delta, a count of three (3)
or more ridges intervening on the inside of
the right delta is called.
46. It is define as two ridges which after
running parallel suddenly separates and
ceases to be parallel to each
other:
47. What causes fingerprint to be left
behind when we touch things?
48. When there is a series of bifurcation,
opening towards the core, at the point of
divergence of the two type lines, what
should be chosen as the delta?
49. When tracing of the ridge form the left
delta to the right delta, a count of two (2)
intervening ridges on either side of the right
delta is called.
50. Is the term applied to cases of missing
or cut finger?
SEMI FINAL EXAM
PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION
1. Type lines that is always continuous
ridges. This statement is
2. In fingerprint classification all left hand
fingers will be treated as the _______.
3. 32 over 32 in the primary classification
would indicate that all patterns are:
4. In primary classification, patterns which
are not given numerical values are called
non-numerical patterns. This non-numerical
patterns are:
5. When tracing of the ridge form the left
delta to the right delta, a count of two (2)
intervening ridges on either side of the right
delta is called.
6. Which of the following is the complete
set of patterns that belong to the small letter
groups?
7. What is the fourth pair of the primary
classification?
8. If a whorl appears at the right little finger,
the value is:
9. If there are 10 or more ridge count in the
index finger, it is said to be:
10. The following choices are belong to the
dash group in secondary classification
except:
A. Plain whorl
C. Radial Loop D. Central Pocket Loop
11. In classifying fingerprint all even
fingers will serve as the _______.
12. Correct sequence of the rolled
impression can be check by means of___.
If all the fingers in the right hand are
whorls and all the fingers of the left hand
are loops, what will be the primary
division?
14. When the ridge count of fingers 2, 3,
and 4 is 15, 10, and 12 respectively and the
tracings of fingers 7, 8, and 9 are inner,
meeting, and outer respectively, the
sub-secondary classification will be:
15. What division of the classification
formula is leave blank if all fingers are
amputated?
16.What fingers are rolled away from the
body in taking a rolled impression?
17. It is a form of ridge that divides to form
two ridges which then rejoin again to form a
single ridge.
18. When the ridge count of right thumb is
16, the symbol will be M or medium and
our major division is (M), Why?
TYPE: MULTIPLE CHOICE
19. If the opposite fingers are both
amputated, both are given the classification
of whorls with____ tracings, nothing more.
20. Under all other fingers, the appropriate
small letters should be placed for every
pattern except______.
21. When a ridge bifurcates the tracing
proceeds_______.
22. After the numerator and the
denominator have been summed up, what
value must be added to avoid 0/0 value?
23. In ridge counting a plain whorl or
central pocket loop whorl in the little finger
it is derived by:
24. What type of pattern in which the ridges
enter upon one side, make a rise or wave in
the center, and flow or tend to flow out upon
the opposite side?
25. It is the process of placing the letter
symbols under each pattern as the results of
the interpretation of all ten finger?
26. In major division there are two set of
formula design. What is the table to be used
if the finger of the left thumb is 15?
27. This refers to the individual type of
fingerprint pattern coming from the two
index fingers. The symbol is exhibited in the
classification line just after the primary
classification.
28. What fingers are rolled towards the
body in taking a rolled impression?
29. What is the function of the ridges on
our fingers which create fingerprints?
. 44. In secondary classification, the
30. Where should be the classifier focus on
getting sub-secondary classification?
31. if a double loop whorl appears at the index
finger of the right hand and accidental loop at
the left hand it is represented by:
32. What causes fingerprints to be left behind
when we touch things?
33. If a plain arch appears at the index finger of
the left hand, it is represented by:
34. This will produce a record of the entire ridge
pattern of the nail joint of a finger. This Is the
purpose of:
35. The most common type of fingerprint
pattern is the
36. In case of a missing digits or an
amputated finger, what will be the
classification of said missing finger?
37. Which of the following consists the
complete types of patterns which belong to
the numerical value group?
38. If there are thirteen ridge count of the
ring finger, then it is considered as:
39. Little finger of the right hand will serve
as _______________in the primary
classification.
40. In interpreting a loop pattern, what is
the numerical value of Small in the left hand
in the major division?
41. When the ridge being traced passes
inside (above) the right delta with three or
more ridges intervening between the ridge
traced and the right delta, it is said to be:
42. In whorl patterns, ridge tracing will
start from the: .
43. What will be the primary Division if all
fingers are missing or cut?
numerators are:
45. If a tented arch appear in the middle
finger of the right hand, it is represented by:
46. In what part type of fingerprint does
placing of diagonal symbol is applied?
47. In what part of the fingerprint block
does the ridge count for loops and the
symbol for ridge tracing for whorl is
placed?
48. After taking the rolled impression, you
found out that only little finger of the left
hand has the pattern that belong to the
numerical group. What would be your
primary classification?
49. In the primary classification, if a whorls
patterns appears in the middle finger of the
right hand how much is the value?
50.If a fingerprint pattern appears to have
two or more delta, that patterns is said to
be:
FINAL EXAMINATION
Personal Identification
1. In primary classification, patterns which
are not given numerical values are called
non-numerical patterns. This non-numerical
patterns are:
2.When tracing of the ridge form the left
delta to the right delta, a count of two (2)
intervening ridges on either side of the right
delta is called.
3.What pattern is considered as transitional
pattern between a plain arch and a loop. One
or more ridges at the center form an
upthrust?
4. An imaginary line drawn between the
two deltas must not touch or cross any of
the recurving ridges within the inner pattern
area. This is an element of:
5. What fingerprint pattern is not included
in the combination of accidental whorl?
6. This will produce a record of the entire
ridge pattern of the nail joint of a finger.
This Is the purpose of:
7. Who is person used fingerprint as his
signature by engraving them in a wooden
plate.
8. In ridge counting a plain whorl or central
pocket loop whorl in the little finger it is
derived by:
9. What fingers are rolled towards the body
in taking a rolled impression?
10. What pattern in fingerprint which
consist of two or more pattern in a single
pattern area?
11. This refers to irregular blunt pegs
composed of delicate connective tissues
protruding and forming the ridges of theskin
on the fingers, palm, toes, and sols of the
feet.
12.What is the fourth pair of the primary
classification?
13. When the ridge count of right thumb is,
the symbol will be M or medium and our
major division is (M), Why?
14.What will be the primary Division if all
fingers are missing or cut?
15. The first recognized country that uses
fingerprint, but such usage was not aimed to
identify the identity of individuals, but
rather it was used for their rituals.
16. What is the scientific study of
fingerprint as a means of identification?
17. The following patterns are included in
secondary small letter group except for one:
A. Plain arch
C. Tented arch D. Radial loop
18. He published his study in 1788, stating
that the arrangement of the ridges of the
skin would never duplicated in two persons,
only closer similarities among individual
fingerprints.
19. What method of developing latent
prints in paper is best to be used being easy
to apply and less destructive to the paper.
20. A policeman in Argentina, whose
considered the first person to put Galton;s
System of classification into practice.
21. This refers to the individual type of
fingerprint pattern coming from the two
index fingers. The symbol is exhibited in the
classification line just after the primary
classification.
22. After the numerator and the
denominator have been summed up, what
value must be added to avoid 0/0 value?
23.It is the process of placing the letter
symbols under each pattern as the results of
the interpretation of all ten finger?
24.What pattern in fingerprint which consist
of two separate loop formation with two
separate and distinct set of shoulders and
two deltas.
25. The following are the elements of loops
except:
A. Core B. sufficient recurve
C. Delta
26. Correct sequence of the rolled
impression can be check by means of___.
27. The ridges found on the fingers, palms
and soles of the feet are known as
_________ ridges.
28. When there is a presence of bifurcation,
dot, short ridge and another type of delta,
equally close to the point of divergence,
what should be selected?
29. It refers to the upper or the outer layer
of the skin.
30. When there is a series of bifurcation,
opening towards the core, at the point of
divergence of the two type lines, what
should be chosen as the delta?
31. In what part type of fingerprint does
placing of diagonal symbol is applied?
32. Is the ridge that curves back in the
direction from which it started. The curve at
the top or closed end is the recurve.
33. He is a known criminal who tried to
effaced his fingerprint by burning them with
acid, but the acid temporarily destroy the
fingerprint but the print restore to its
original formation few days later.
34. Prints which were left in the place
accidentally or unconsciously?
35. It is the skin covering of the bulb of the
fingers and thumbs, palm of the hands, and
the soles of the feet.
36. It is the skin covering of the bulb of the
fingers and thumbs, palm of the hands, and
the soles of the feet.
37.Produce graduates who are proficient and
skillful in the field of law enforcement,
criminalistics, correctional administration
and public safety services. This statement
shows the:
38.It is a form of ridge that divides to form
two ridges which then rejoin again to form a
single ridge.
39. The portion of the fingerprint that is
rounded with the type lines and wherein
includes the vital elements or characteristics
necessary for the interpretation and
classification of the pattern.
40. In case of a missing digits or an
amputated finger, what will be the
classification of said missing finger?
41. If a whorl appears at the right little
finger, the value is:
42. Impression which are taken
simultaneously on the fingerprint card are
known as______.
43. 32 over 32 in the primary classification
would indicate that all patterns are:
44. In the primary classification, if a whorls
patterns appears in the middle finger of the
right hand how much is the value?
45. Little finger of the right hand will serve
as _______________in the primary
classification.
46. In what part of the fingerprint block
does the ridge count for loops and the
symbol for ridge tracing for whorl is
placed?
47. It is define as reproduction of some
smooth surface of the pattern or design
formed by the ridges on the inside of the
first joint of a finger or a thumb or at the
terminal phalange.
48. The following choices are belong to the
dash group in secondary classification
except:
A. Plain whorl
B. Central Pocket Loop
D. Radial Loop
49. If there are thirteen ridge count of the
ring finger, then it is considered as:
50. It Produce graduates who are equipped
towards a culture of excellence in research
and academics proactive to the demands of
law enforcement, public safety, and security.
This statement manifest what?
51. If the opposite fingers are both
amputated, both are given the classification
of whorls with____ tracings, nothing more.
52.What fingers are rolled towards the body
in taking a rolled impression?
53. What is the function of the ridges on
our fingers which create fingerprints?
54. What fingers are rolled away from the
body in taking a rolled impression?
55. According to research fingerprint will
start to developed at the womb of the
mother at_____.
56. It explains that the fingerprint of every
individual will remain unchangeable until
loses life, the womb to tomb is referring to
what principle?
57.Which among the following is not a
characteristic of a whorl pattern?
58. If there are 10 or more ridge count in
the index finger, it is said to be:
59. It is a method personal identification
through the of body measurement.
60. Which of the following core values of
SMCC that follow and upholding
unconditional commitment to value-filled
life and actions of love and mercy?
61. It refers to a small opening anywhere
across the ridge surface but is usually found
near the center.
62. In interpreting a loop pattern, what is
the numerical value of Small in the left hand
in the major division?
63. In 1956 took on his own right palm and
after 41 years later took another prints of the
same hand and found out that fingerprint do
not change.
64. It is a point on the ridge formation
usually located at the center or heart of the
pattern. Also known as the “inner
terminus”.
65. When the ridge being traced passes
inside (above) the right delta with three or
more ridges intervening between the ridge
traced and the right delta, it is said to be:
66.In secondary classification, the
numerators are:
67.This refers to the first judicial decision in
the Philippine jurisprudence on the science
of fingerprinting was the case of:
68. Which of the following is the complete
set of patterns that belong to the small letter
groups?
69.When a ridge bifurcates the tracing
proceeds_______.
70.Which of the following consists the
complete types of patterns which belong to
the numerical value group?
71. This will produce a record of the entire
ridge pattern of the nail joint of a finger.
This Is the purpose of:
72. Are two ridges parallel and meeting at a
point forming an angle. The closed end is
the point of convergence.
73. If all the fingers in the right hand are
whorls and all the fingers of the left hand
are loops, what will be the primary
division?
74. What pattern in fingerprint which the
ridges formed a series of circles or spirals
around the core or axis. An imaginary line is
drawn between two deltas must touch or
across at least one the recurving ridges
within a pattern area. The whorl has a core
and two deltas.
75.Fingerprint ink can be spread evenly on
the glass slab by means of.
76. Who is the author of the thesis entitled ‘’
Anatomia Humanis Corporis’’ in 1685?
77. What particular fingerprint patterns that
is subjected for ridge counting?
78. If a plain arch appears at the index
finger of the left hand, it is represented by:
79. If a double loop whorl appears at the
index finger of the right hand and accidental
loop at the left hand it is represented by:
80. In whorl patterns, ridge tracing will
start from the:
81.The canals or depression found between
the ridges they appear as white line in an ink
finger impression.
82.What fingers are rolled towards the body
in taking a rolled impression?
83. Prints found at the scene of the crime.
84. What do you call a short ridge at the top
or summit of a recurve usually at right
angle?
85.What type of pattern in which the ridges
enter upon one side, make a rise or wave in
the center, and flow or tend to flow out upon
the opposite side?
86.It is define as two ridges which after
running parallel suddenly separates and
ceases to be parallel to each other:
87.If a tented arch appear in the middle
finger of the right hand, it is represented by:
88.A loop is ______ when the downward
direction points from the thumbs to the little
fingers.
89.When you are looking for the delta, what
should be determine first?
90. Bone structures in every human forearm
located on the side where the thumb rest.
91.Under all other fingers, the appropriate
small letters should be placed for every
pattern except______ .
92.What is the scientific examination of
palm print identification?
93.The type of latent print which is made
from blood, dust or dirt?
94.When the ridge count of fingers 2, 3, and
4 is 15, 10, and 12 respectively and the
tracings of fingers 7, 8, and 9 are inner,
meeting, and outer respectively, the
sub-secondary classification will be:
95.After taking the rolled impression, you
found out that only little finger of the left
hand has the pattern that belong to the
numerical group. What would be your
primary classification?
96.Which of the core values of SMCC
demonstrate respect, love and care of God’s
creation?
97.Which among the following is not a
characteristics of a loop pattern?
98. Tiny elevation or hair like structures
found on the epidermis of the skin
containing sweat pores.
99. In case of a missing digits or an
amputated finger, what will be the
classification of said missing finger?
100.What fingers are rolled away from the
body in taking a rolled impression?
PRELIM QUIZ NO. 1
QUIZ NUMBER 1
1. In 1956 took on his own right palm
and after 41 years later took another
prints of the same hand and found out
that fingerprint do not change.
2. He published his study in 1788,
stating that the arrangement of the ridges
of the skin would never duplicated in
two persons, only closer similarities
among individual fingerprints.
3.It is a branch of science of fingerprint
based on the specialized study in the
pore structure found on the epidermal
ridges of the skin as a means of
identification.
4.The art of identification by
comparison of fingerprint is
called:
5. No two person have the same
fingerprint patterns, some
mathematicians however did not omit
the possibility that two person will be
having the same fingerprints pattern to a
ratio of 1: 64 Billions.
6.What is the science of palm print
identification?
7.A known criminal who tried to effaced
his fingerprint by burning them with
acid, but the acid temporarily destroy the
fingerprint but the print restore to its
original formation few days later.
8.The art of personal identification through
body measurement.
9. The skin covering of the bulb of the
fingers and thumbs, palm of the hands, and
the soles of the feet.
PRELIM QUIZ NO. 2
MODULE 1 AND 2
1.The skin covering of the bulb of the
fingers and thumbs, palm of the hands, and
the soles of the feet is called?
2.It refers to a tiny elevations or hair like
structure found on the epidermis of the skin
containing sweat pores.
3.The portion of the fingerprint that is
rounded with the type lines and wherein
includes the vital elements or characteristics
necessary for the interpretation and
classification of the pattern.
4.It is a branch of science of fingerprint
based on the specialized study in the pore
structure found on the epidermal ridges of
the skin as a means of identification.
5.The point on a ridge at or in front of and
nearest the center of the divergence of the
type lines.
6.It explains that the fingerprint of every
individual will remain unchangeable until
loses life, the womb to tomb is referring to
what principle?
7.No two person have the same fingerprint
patterns, some mathematicians however did
not omit the possibility that two person will
be having the same fingerprints pattern to a
ratio of 1: 64 Billions.
8.What is the science of palm print
identification?
9.Define as two innermost ridges which run
parallel diverge and surround the pattern
area.
10. The single ending ridge in the center of a
recurving ridge of a loop is called-
PRELIM QUIZ NO. 3
RIDGE CHARACTERISTICS
1.It is a short ridge at the top or summit
of a recurve usually at right angle.
2.The point on a ridge at or in front of
and nearest the center of the divergence
of the type lines.
3..A Ridges that are running parallel and
meeting at a point forming an angle is
called: .
4.It is described as an abrupt end of a
ridge formation .
5.It refers to two innermost ridges which
run parallel, starting from the corner or
corners of the pattern area, which they
diverge or separate, then surround or
tend to surround the pattern area.
It is a bifurcation which does not
remain open but in which the legs of the
bifurcation after running along side by
side for short distance come together to
form a single ridge once more.
7.It is also the forking or dividing of one
line into two or more
branches.
8. This is a connecting ridge between
two ridges.
9.An ending ridge at the center of the
pattern which forms an up-thrust.
10.A Two ridges running side by side
and suddenly separating, one ridge
going one way and the other ridge
another way.
MIDTERM QUIZ NO. 1
CLASSIFICATION
1.In primary classification what is the
assigned numerical value of finger number
five?
2.In determining the primary classification
for a set of inked fingerprints, what is the
number value for the left thumb?
3.In determining Ridge tracing the tracing
will always start at:
4.When tracing of the ridge from the left
delta to the right delta, a count of three (3)
or more ridges intervening on the inside of
the right delta is called.
5. When tracing of the ridge form the left
delta to the right delta, a count of two (2)
intervening ridges on either side of the right
delta is called.
6. The small letter group involves the plain
arch, tented arch and the radial loop that
will be placed in the thumb, middle, ring
and little fingers. The presence of another
7.To determine whether the ulnar or radial it
is important to that we should know in what
_________ the fingerprint come from.
8.The summation of all the numerical value
assigned to whorls appearing in a fingerprint
chart( ten fingerprint) which as expressed as
numerator and denominator in the
classification formula plus pre-established
fraction 1 over 1 is known as:
9. Is the term applied to cases of missing or
cut finger?
10.What is the symbol of accidental
whorl?
MIDTERM QUIZ NO. 2
CLASSIFICATION
1.Under the index fingers, the
appropriate capital letters should be
placed for every pattern except:
A. Arch B. Tented Arch
C. Radial Loop
2.which patterns don't have numerical
value.
3. Whorls in any finger are designated
by the letter :
4. It refers to the formula derived from
a complete set of fingerprint patterns or
the arrangement of fingerprint records
into groups or sub-groups for filing
purposes.
.
5.If finger number one is amputated and
finger number ten is Plain whorl, what is
the numerical value of finger number 1?
6.This refers to dentification of the type
of fingerprint pattern.
7. What is the possible primary
classification when all fingers appear in
the fingerprint card are loops?
8.It is the arrangement of the even and
uneven numbers.
MIDTERM QUIZ NO. 3 MIDTERM QUIZ NO. 4
QUIZ 3 QUIZ 4

1.which of the following is false? 1.32 over 32 in the primary

A. fingerprint details remain throughout life classification would indicate that all
B. dermis is the lower layer of the skin patterns are:

2.If the imaginary line drawn between

D. fingerprint is the only form of
identification
2. If all fingers of both hands are cut-off,
what must be obtained?
the delta and the core passes a
bifurcation in its forking point, how
much is the ridge count?

3. Among the following fingers, what

3.If the choice is between two bifurcations, fingers that is belong to numerator?
which should you choose as the delta?

4. In fingerprint blocking what patterns

4.fingerprint for fingers which perspire are be represented by a diagonal
heavily should be done by applying: symbols?

5.In the taking of fingerprints, which of the

following statement is false? 5. In primary classification the
impression taken from the hands of the
B. clear and concise print can be taken if the suspect are tented arch, what is the
inked finger is rerolled primary classification?
C. right thumbs should be rolled towards the
body of the subject
D. extra fingers shall be fingerprinted and
placed on the other side of the card

what terms refers to the occurrence of

having extra finger/s from any of the
hands?

7.Thumbs of both hands shall be rolled

towards the body of the subject while the
index, middle, ring and little fngers should
be rolled:

8. what impression is made after impressing

the ink fingers to the fingerprint card
without rolling? this is done after rolled
impression is obtain in the fingerprint card.

9. If the first joint of the finger is cut-off,

what must be noted on the fingerprint
block?