Finger Print Examination SET C

1. what classification takes into consideration the thumbs of both hands ( ridge tracing for whorl type and ridge counting for loop type? a. major classification c. final classification b. key classification d. sub secondary classification 2. in ridge counting of loops, what is the numerical value of S in the left thumb? a. 1 to 11 c. 23 or more b. 23 or less d. 18 to 22 3. numerical value of four (4) in primary divisions, shall be given to whorls located at what fingers? a. right thumb and right index c. right little and left thumb b. left thumb and left index d. right middle and right ring 4. in getting the secondary division of a given fingerprint from what finger does the capital letter is derived. a. thumb c. index b. little finger d. middle finger 5. what patterns are included in the small letter classification under the secondary division? a. radial loop, plain arch and tented arch b. radial loop, ulnar loop and arch c. radial loop, plain arch and tented arch d. radial loop, arch and tented arch 6. what patterns are almost always represented by a dash in the classification formula except in the secondary division? a. ulnar loop and plain arch c. whorl and arch b. plain and tented arch d. ulnar and whorl 7. in the course of the tracing of a whorl pattern, once the tracing splits into two branches the tracing will proceed on the: a. the next ridge counting below the bifurcation ridge b. the upper line of bifurcation c. in the lower line of the splits d. the next ridge just below 8. what are the fingers represent the numerator in the primary division? a. even number of finger c. right fingers b. left fingers d. odd number of fingers 9. the essential element of a loop is that _______. a. it must have sufficient recurve b. a ridge count a cross a looping ridge c. it must have a delta d. all the above 10. what pattern bears a downward slant of ridge from the thumb toward the little finger? a. tented arch c. ulnar loop b. radial loop d. loop 11. finger print left at the crime scene which may be an impression or imprint. a. latent print b. pattern

c. loop d. arch 12. which among the following is not considered as a basic fingerprint pattern? a. loop c. whorl b. arch d. accidental 13. basic of fingerprint identification a. pores c. friction ridges b. ridges d. latent print 14. _______ is the stiffening of a body a few hours after death. a. rigor mortis c. post mortem b. cadaver d. antemortem 15. _______ are the two inner most ridges which start or go parallel, diverge and surround or tend to surround the pattern area. a. the delta c. type lines b. sufficient curve d. a loop 16. _______ is the type of pattern in which the ridges enter upon one side, make a rise or wave in the center and flow out upon the opposite side a. plain arch c. a loop b. tented arch d. type lines 17. in accidental whorl type of pattern, what pattern is not included in the combination? a. ulnar loop c. tented arch b. plain whorl d. plain arch 18. the core and delta are also termed as_______ a. inner terminus (core) c. outer terminus (delta) b. focal point d. pattern area 19. it is the hidden or distinct which are found at the crime scene. a. prints c. latent prints b. latent d. printing 20. what kind of ridge resembles a dot, fragment or a period? a. lake c. ending ridge b. island ridge d. incipient ridge 21. is the symbol used to represent a plain arch? a. T c. P b. A d. W 22. in tracing a whorl pattern, when the ridge flows inside the ridge delta and there are two intervening ridges, what type of whorl pattern it is? a. inner whorl c. accidental whorl b. outer whorl d. meeting whorl 23. what do you call a lop in the left thumb having a ridge count of 17 or more? a. small c. medium b. large d. exceptional 24. what division in the fingerprint classification is derived by ridge counting a loop and tracing a whorl on the thumb? a. key division c. final division b. major division d. secondary division 25. a distinct fingerprint pattern with separate loop and its respective shoulder and deltas

a. double loop c. central pocket loop b. accidental loop d. whorl 26. 26. in ridge tracing of whorls, the inner whorl, meeting whorl, outer whorl (I, M,O system) can be used for sub secondary division and _______. a. final division c. primary division b. secondary division d. major division 27. what is the numerical value of o for the middle finger in sub secondary classification where the pattern is a loop? a. 10 or more c. 12 to 16 b. 11 or more d. 13 or more 28. is a card used in recording and preserving developed latent prints? a. finger prints lifting tapes b. evidence identification tags c. fingerprint transfer cards d. post mortem fingerprint equipment 29. when one digits is missing, classification is made according to the ____ of the other hand. a. Palm c. Corresponding digit b. Joint d. core 30. Which of the following is a type of secondary classification? a. inner whorl c. medium b. by slant to the right d. by capital letters 31. what will be the primary classification if there is only one whorl pattern which is located at left index a. 1/3 c. 3/1 b. 5/1 d. 1/5 32. small, medium and large is a table for loops in what division? a. secondary c. sub secondary b. major d. primary 33. all except one, are symbols used for secondary division? a. R c. C b. W d. O 34. all except one, are denominators in primary division? a. right thumb c. left index b. left little finger d. right little finger 35. all except one, are the divisions always represented by numerical value? a. key division c. primary division b. secondary classification d. final division 36. for purpose of taking the primary division, the numerical value of whorl of the left thumb is : a. 8 c. 4 b. 2 d. 6 37. if the fingerprint patterns that appear on the ten fingers are all whorls, the primary classification is a. 31/31 c. 32/32 b. 30/30 d. 30/32

38. a ridge count of 14 in the ring finger is interpreted as: a. medium c. large b. inner d. outer 39. In ridge counting of loops, what numerical value of S in the left thumb? a. 23 or less c. 23 or more b. 1 to 11 d. 18 to 22 40. if the same digit of both hands are missing the impression are held to be a. loop, inner c. arches, dash b. plain whorls meeting d. double loops, outer 41. three blocks after finger number five (5) is what finger a. left middle finger c. left ring finger b. left thumb d. left index finger 42. plain arches and tented arches are always represented by dash in the classification except in: a. sub secondary classification c. secondary classification b. key division d. primary division 43. the process of placing in fingerprint card the result of the interpretation of all top fingers using corresponding letters, symbols, or numerals? a. primary division c. blocking out b. key division d. classification 44. key division is a division resulting from the ridge count of the first ______ a. whorl c. arches b. ulnar loop d. loop 45. Numerical value of four (4) in primary divisions shall be given to whorls located at what fingers? a. right and left thumb b. left thumb and left index c. right little and left thumb d. right middle and right ring 46. Secondary division by capital letters is obtained from what fingers? a. both index c. both little b. both thumb d. both middle 47. sub secondary division is derived by ridge counting a loop and tracing a whorl appearing at what fingers? a. both thumbs b. thumb, index, ring and little c. index, middle and ring fingers d. both little fingers 48. if the left thumb is loop with a ridge count of 17 or more it is classified as ____ a. small c. medium b. exceptional d. large 49. if the left thumb is a loop with a ridge count of 18, and the left thumb is also a loop with a ridge count of 17, classification will be? a. S/L c. L/L b. M/L d. S/M

50. is a type of pattern in which the ridges whose course being traced from the left delta passes below (outside) the ring delta with three or more intervening ridges between the tracing ridge and the right delta: a. inner whorl c. outer whorl b. meeting d. plain whorl