fFor Sci Fingerprint 11.

These are the following countries in the world where their police
1. The ridges near the center of the pattern that has an upward crime lab adopts the Henry Classification system of classifications,
thrusts arranging themselves as if it were on both sides of a spine. except.
a. Plain arch a. Spain
b. Arch tend to the right b. UK
c. Tented arch c. USA
d. Philippines
d. Arch tend to the left
12. A ridge count of 1 to 13 inclusive of each ring finger is inner and
2. Juan Vucetich's system of classification and formula of the
symbolized by capital letter -, while the count of 14 or more ridges is
fingerprint patterns are used mostly speaking countries in the world.
outer and is symbolized by capital letter. And the letter symbols
a. German speaking should be exhibited at the classification line only.
b. Spanish speaking a. 0, I
c. Latin speaking b. I, O
d. French speaking c. I, M
3. He was the one who published several works in fingerprints and d. O, M
took great interest in establishing their uniqueness. 13. Within the pattern areas of loop and whorl are found the
a. Sir William Herschel important ridges which are used in classifying, ridge counting and
b. Sir Francis Galton tracing. What is this important intervening ridges?
a. Frontal point
c. Sir Henry Faulds
b. Focal point
d. Dr. Nehemiah Grew
c. West Point
4. The following are kinds of whorl patterns, except:
d. Center point
a. Double loop 14. The delta or the core is the starting point from which expert will
b. Central pocket loop start in counting the
c. Radial loop
a. Ridges
d. Ulnar loop
b. Furrows
5. It is the process of inflicting wounds or the mutilation of the part
c. Minutiae
of the body of a person in order to form permanent scar thereof.
d. Pores
a. Scarification
15. He published several books in fingerprints.
b. Tattooing a. Sir Henry Faulds
c. Initiation b. Sir William Herschel
d. Electrocution c. Sir Francis Galton
6. These are reproduction of friction ridges on some smooth surface: d. Sir Edward Henry
a. Fingerprints 16. It is the pattern area of a loop which is surrounded by two
b. Footprints diverging ridges.
c. Palm prints a. Limb lines
b. Type lines
d. Sole prints
c. Intervention lines
7. The forking of one single ridge into two is called. d. Imaginary lines
a. Divergence 17. This type of classification is quite similar in derivation to the
b. Spur secondary classification though it applies only to the thumbs.
c. Bifurcation a. Major division classification
b. Final classification
d. Enclosure
c. Key classification
8. The human skin is composed of the layers of d. Sub-secondary classification
a. Scales 18. This type of ridge appears to be continuous but upon close
b. Hairs inspection proves to be broken up into several segments.
c. Cells a. Broken bridge
d. Pores b. Broken island
c. Broken ridge
9. Opens along the epidermal ridges is:
d. Broken type lines
a. Sweet pores 19. An equipment used in taking inked fingerprint on a dead subject
b. Sweat pours is called:
c. Sweat pores a. Fingerprint spoon
d. Sweet poor b. Fingerprint fork
c. Fingerprint spatula
10. The following are classification criteria for the primary
classification, except: d. Fingerprint scalpel
20. Chemicals such as the Ninhydrin and Iodine are used in the
a. Segregation of the different patterns
development of latent impressions believed to be present in
b. Pairing materials such as cloth by mean of using the _
c. Assigning of the numerical values to whorls patterns a. Fuming furnace
d. Knowing the numerators and denominators b. Fuming Cabinet
c. Fuming Chamber
d. Fuming Box
21. Crime scene Investigators do not require in depth knowledge of 31. A completely scarred fingerprint impressions may also be classified
all the _ involved in the fingerprint pattern recognition. under the same rules applied to fingers.
a. Delicateness a. Amputated
b. Intricacies b. Developed
c. Difficulties c. Classified
d. All of the above mentioned d. Verified
22. The following are kinds of Whorl pattern designs, except: 32. The numerators and denominators in every classifications of
fingerprint patterns must always be exhibited at the of the file cards.
a. Plain whorl
a. Intervention line
b. Incidental whorl
b. Classification line
c. Central pocket loop
c. Imaginary line
d. Accidental whorl d. Formulation line
23. The two innermost ridges which start parallel diverge then 33. The following are other methods of identifying persons, except:
surround the pattern area. a. Tattooing
a. Type lines b. Scarification
b. Type area c. Fingerprints
c. Type set d. Anthropometry
d. Type pattern 34. The magnetic brush and magnetic powder are equipment chiefly
24. The human skin has the following features, except: used only in developing latent impressions believed to found a very
a. It has ridges difficult to view fixed objects such as tables and closets.
b. It has scales a. Over the top
b. Underneath
c. It has pores
c. Sides
d. It has furrows
d. Below the object
25. The papillary ridges can be found on the following surfaces of the 35. He was the anatomist who described the skin functions and
skin, except: especially mentioned the ridges therein.
a. Inner surface of the hands a. Marcello Malpighi
b. Tips of the fingers b. Sir Edward Henry
c. On the knees c. Sir Henry Faulds
d. In the soles d. Dr. Purkinje
26. The reason why fingerprints impressions are left behind on the 36. In 1924, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (Identification
surfaces of any materials or objects is because of the System) was established with an original collection of fingerprint
a. Dust forms.
b. Dirt a. 108,000
b. 118,000
c. Sweat
c. 811,000
d. Fatty substance d. 801,000
27. The delta and the core are referred to as points. 37. An island is a form of:
a. Frontal points a. Pore
b. Pivotal points b. Ridge
c. Center points c. Furrow
d. Focal points d. Groove
28. Dactyloscopy deals with science of: 38. The sole purpose in developing the latent impressions is to make
it , so that it may be preserved and be identified applying the ACE-V
a. Fingerprints
methodology.
b. Hands
a. Tangible
c. Feet b. Visible
d. Nails c. Touchable
29. This type of pattern consists of a combination of two different d. Audible
types of patterns. 39. The specialized study focused chiefly on the characteristics of
a. Accidental whorl ridges alone is referred to as:
b. Double loop a. Ridges Identification Procedure
c. Central pocket loop b. Ridges Analysis Study
d. Plain whorl c. Ridgeology
30. The following are important factors in securing a precise d. Dactyloscopy
preservation of fingerprint evidence. 40. This is the point where a ridge forks and then returns to single
a. Names of the victims line ridge within a relatively short distance.
a. Crossover
b. Types
b. Divergence
c. Date and place of occurrence
c. Spur
d. Footprints
d. Enclosure
41. The checking for the similarity of the known print to that of the 51. Police crime lab Investigators uses the following equipments in
unknown print as most experts require from to matching points. the taking inked of a dead subject except:
a. 10 to 12 matching points a. Finger straightener
b. 12 to 14 matching points b. Printing spoon
c. 12 to 20 matching points c. Fingerprint card strips
d. 12 to 18 matching points d. Printing fork
42. The number of percentage the human body skin is smooth and 52. The forking of a single line ridge into two or more branches is
relatively featureless is: referred to as:
a. 85% a. Abrupt ending ridge
b. 90% b. Divergence
c. 95% c. Bifurcation
d. 75% d. Ending ridge
43. The is that point from which the start of ridge counting shall 53. The palms and fingers bear this tiny organ which produces oil and
begin. sweats.
a. Core a. Sweat glands
b. Delta b. Sweat excretion
c. Intervention line c. Sweat pores
d. Sweat pours
d. Focal points
54. Type lines surround the whorls.
44. The kind of fingerprint impressions of which we can recover at
a. Pattern area
the crime scene of great physical evidence value.
b. Pattern design
a. Developed impressions
c. Pattern location
b. Unclear impressions
d. Pattern trace
c. Latent impressions 55. Friction ridges which are found on inner surface of the palm of
d. Incipient Impressions the hands from tips of the fingers, to the heel of the feet are known
45. This type of a roller is used when taking inked fingerprints on a as.
dead person. a. Papillion
a. Rolling pin b. Papillary
b. Horizontal ink rollers c. Capillary
c. Vertical ink rollers d. Hillary
d. Ordinary fingerprint rollers 56. Temporary damage results only to this part of the skin when
46. A delta is a focal point along with the core of which the start of being injured.
counting begins. a. Dermal
a. Furrows b. Germal
b. Ridges c. Epidermal
c. Pores d. Thermal
d. Minutiae 57. Here are the names of the different fingers of human being,
47. Latent impressions recovered at the crime scene must be except.
developed first, so that it could be: a. Thumb
a. Visible b. Index
b. Presentable c. Middle
c. Touchable d. Ring
d. Audible 58. Human's fingerprint formation usually developed during this
48. The word "devoid" means: stage of period and is perfected within 4 months.
a. No ridges a. Hair growth
b. No furrows b. Embryonic growth
c. No skin c. Skin growth
d. No hair d. Callous growth
59. The pattern area is that part of the pattern design of loops and
49. A person being born with some missing fingers is referred to as.
whorls in which there is the presence of core and other significant
a. Accidental mutilation ridges of which we are concerned in identifying and classifying.
b. Incidental mutilation a. Type lines
c. Natural mutilation b. Limbs Furrows
d. Unnatural mutilation c. Delta
50. In the principles of fingerprints, it is explained there, that no two d. All of these mentioned
individuals have yet been found to possess ridges characteristics. 60. What follows are the sub-groups of the pattern design of whorl,
a. Similar except:
b. Look alike a. Plain whorl
c. Identical b. Double loop
c. Ulnar loop
d. All of these mentioned
d. Central pocket loop
61. In ridge counting: draw a faint line between the delta and core. If 71. The following are renowned men of science responsible in the
the line touches or crosses a ridge. There is _count. development of Fingerprints, except.
a. Ridge a. Thomas Bewick
b. Furrow b. Dr. Purkinje
c. Bifurcation
c. Cesar Beccaria
d. Abrupt ending ridge
d. Marcello Malpighi
62. The Sub-Secondary Classification of fingerprint pattern is likewise
referred also as the system of classification or the extension system. 72. THE ACE-V method of recognition and identification of fingerprint
a. FBI system pattern designs is one of the most accurate forms with systematic
b. NYPD system and organized matter. This is a acronym for:
c. CIA system a. Analysis, Clarification, Evaluation &Verification
d. NSA system b. Analysis, Classification, Evaluation & Verification
63. It is a short ridge which interconnects two parallel ridges. c. Analysis, Closure, Evaluation &Verification
a. Parallel bridges d. Analysis, Confirmation, Evaluation &Verification
b. Crossover bridge 73. The following are essentials of a loop, except:
c. Flyover bridge a. A delta
d. Cloverleaf bridge b. A sufficient recurve
64. DELTA RULES: When there are two or more possible Bifurcation
c. A core
Deltas which conform to the definition, the one to the core should be
d. A ridge count across a looping ridge
chosen.
74. The following forms of fingerprint impressions can be recovered
a. Nearest
b. Farthest at the crime scenes, except:
c. A little bit closer a. Riso prints
d. A little bit farther b. Blood prints
65. He was the anatomist who described the functions of the skin c. Grease prints
and mentioned the patterns formed by the ridges. d. Dust prints
a. Henry Galton 75. A ridge is established by ascertaining the number of ridges, which
b. Sir Francis Galton intervenes on an imaginary line drawn between the delta and the
c. Dr. Nehemiah Grew core.
d. Marcello Malpighi a. Recognition
66. The following are equipments and materials used in the taking of b. Identification
inked fingerprints on a dead subject/person. Except c. Classification
a. Bone Snip
d. Count
b. Fingerprints spoon
76. This pattern design consists of two separate loop formation with
c. Fingerprint roller
two separate and distinct shoulders and two deltas.
d. Fingerprint Nipper
e. Fingerprint block strips a. Double loop
67. The following are elements used in the process of KEY b. Central pocket loop
classifications, except. c. Accidental whorl
a. The key is brought up on the classification line to the left of d. Plain whorl
the major. 77. It is the simplest form of all the fingerprint patterns and can
b. The key is taken from the beginning with the right thumb easily be distinguished.
exclusive of the little fingers. Either ulnar or radial loops are a. Plain arch
used for the key. b. Tented arch
c. The key may also utilize the presence of other patterns such c. Radial loop
as the accidental whorls. d. Ulnar loop
d. The key is always placed above the classification line,
78. The depressed areas of every pattern designs of fingerprints
regardless of the finger used.
which usually appear as white.
68. Usually and powders are used in developing latent prints
a. Furrows
discovered at the crime scene.
a. Black and gray b. Fur
b. Black and white c. Four rows
c. Silver and blue d. Four arrows
d. White and gray 79. The loops and whorls are which are enclosed by type
69. The following are equipment used in the development of latent lines.
impressions, except: a. Fingerprints
a. Fingerprint brush b. Impressions
b. Lifting tapes c. Patterns
c. Clean white bond paper d. Designs
d. Laser light 80. They are the numerators and denominators under the Primary
70. Dactyloscopy is derived from a Greek word "dactyl" which means: classification formulas.
a. Fingers
a. The right and left index fingers
b. Thumbs
b. The right thumb and left thumb
c. Palms
d. Soles c. The even numbered boxes and the odd numbered boxes
d. The right little finger and left little finger
81. The deltas and the cores are referred to as: 90. Except for one element, the herein enumerated below are all
a. Frontal points forms of ridges characteristics.
b. Sangley Points a. Bifurcation
c. West points b. Abrupt ending ridge
d. Focal points c. Short ridge
82. Delta is the name of the fourth letter of the alphabet and is also d. Enclosure
the name of a ridge 91. What kind of a ridge characteristic is this when it connects two
found at the shoulder of loop or whorl as one of the focal point. parallel ridges together?
a. Egyptian a. Enclosure
b. Arabic b. Crossover
c. Roman c. Divergence
d. Greek d. Short ridge
83. The term "dactyl" means: 92. A bifurcation is the _ of one line into two or more branches.
a. Thumbs a. Braking
b. Ridges b. Forking
c. Furrows c. Splitting
d. Pores d. Spreading
84. Maybe defined as that part of a recurving ridge between 93. The two innermost ridges which start as parallels then diverge
shoulders of a loop. and surround the pattern area of a loop or whorl is called:
a. Curve a. Lower and upper limbs
b. Recurve b. Type lines
c. Uncurve c. Focal points
d. Decurve d. Shoulders
85. The following are names given to each and every fingers in both 94. To recover prints from the body of a murder victim, investigators
hands, except: can perform standard brushing techniques with powders.
a. Little finger a. Black powder
b. Thumb b. Gray powder
c. Middle finger c. Magnetic powder
d. Ring finger d. Fluorescence powder
86. The pattern areas of loops and whorls are enclosed by 95. Latent fingerprint impressions are important evidence that can
a. Imaginary lines be discovered at the crime scene.
b. Type lines a. Physical evidence
c. Parallel lines b. Object evidence
d. Intervention lines c. Circumstantial evidence
87. If two prints have the same pattern designs and enough matching d. Tracing evidence
points in ridges characteristics are made, and there are no 96. These places, and use to identify criminals' confession, record
unexplained differences between the two then, they are considered business transactions and apply fingerprints as means of
to be "matched" and therefore a positive identification is done. identification of every persons involved.
a. True a. Japan and Russia
b. False b. France and Korea
c. Maybe c. Middle East and China
d. Unsure d. Thailand and India
88. If the dead person's fingers are already very rigid and 96. The human skin has the following features except:
unbendable, the investigator will use the to help unclasp the digits of a. It has scales
each fingers. b. It has hair
a. Horizontal ink rollers c. It has pores
b. Finger straightener d. It has friction ridges
c. Printing spoons 97. It is the spreading of two ridge lines which have been running
d. Bone snips parallel.
89. The following are qualifications for amputations except: a. Emergence
a. Amputated fingers missing at birth must be completely b. Convergence
missing or at least one half of the pattern area is missing. c. Divergence
b. There must be certification coming from the pathologist who d. Submergence
conducted the cutting off the fingers by using the bone 98. The ridges in the core of this pattern design converge sharply to
snips. give the pattern a possible whorl like appearance.
c. There must be notation from the contributor to the effect a. Plain loop
that the finger is missing. missing at birth. Amputated- cut
b. Nutant loop
off, shot off and etc.
c. Double loop
d. Fingers that are paralyzed, burned, bandaged, bent under,
d. Converging loop
sore, etc. cannot be processed as amputated fingers, and are
normally returned to contributor for a later attempt at
printing.