• FORENSIC 2 BY YUKARS

1. It is the cornerstone of personal identification that the system is based on the undisputed factsafter
so many studies and research that,“No two persons have exactly the same fingerprint patterns in their
individual characteristics"?

A. Personal Identification

B. Person Search Information

C. Fingerprint Identification

D. Body Identification

2. He used fingerprint in India to prevent fraudulent of army pay accounts and identify on other
documents?

A. Henry Faulds

B. William Hershell

C. Francis galton

D. Juan Vucetich

3. He wrote the " On the skin furrows of the hand " ?

A. Henry Faulds

B. Juan Vucetich

C. Francis galton

D. William Hershell
4. He devised the first scientific method of classifying fingerprints.

A. Francis Galton

B. William Hershell

C. Juan Vucetich

D. Henry Faulds

5. A method of identification that signified family clan tribal relations.

A. Scarcification

B. Tattoos

C. Portrait parle

D. Photography

6. A system of identification based of the various bony structure of the human body.

A. Radioscopy

B. Fingerprinting

C. Anthropometry

D. Photography

7. Who introduced Anthropometry?

A. Alphonse Bertillion

B. Marcelo Malphigi

C. Nemeiah Grew

D. Govard Bidloo
8. Who is the grandfather of dactyloscopy?

A. Alphonse Bertillion

B. Marcelo Malphigi

C. Nemeiah Grew

D. Govard Bidloo

9. He is the first fingerprint technician by the Philippine Constabulary.

A. Isabela Bernales

B. Aaron Bautista

C. Rafael Crame

D. Generoso Reyes

10. She is the first filipina fingerprint technician.

A. Isabela Bernales

B.Jeny Reyes

C. Divine Dumadag

D. Rica Malazzab

11. He is the father of Dactyloscopy.

A. Alphonse Bertillion

B. Marcelo Malphigi

C. Nemeiah Grew

D. Johannes Purkinje
12. He is the father of fingerprint science.

A. Edward richard Henry

B. Marcelo Malphigi

C. Nemeiah Grew

D. Johannes Purkinje

13. Who is the first american instructress in dactyloscopy?

A. Edward richard Henry

B. Mary K. Holland

C. Nemeiah Grew

D. Johannes Purkinje

14. He is the U.S public enemy no.1, who tried to remove his fingerprint with acids but failed.

A. John Dillinger

B. Robert James Pitts

C. John McHills

D. Albert Nun

15. He is the man without fingerprinsts.

A. John Dillinger

B. Robert James Pitts

C. John McHills

D. Albert Nun
16. It is the practical application of fingerprint.

A. Dactylography

B. Dactyloscopy

C. Fingerprinting

D. Personal Identification

17. It is the scientific study of fingerprint as means of identificatin.

A. Dactylography

B. Dactyloscopy

C. Fingerprinting

D. Personal Identification

18. The study of the characteristics formed by the sides or edges of papillary ridge as a means of
identification.

A. Edgeoscopy

B. Chiroscopy

C. Podoscopy

D. Poroscopy

19. The science of identification throughout friction ridge characteristic existing on the sole of human
foot.

A. Edgeoscopy

B. Chiroscopy

C. Podoscopy

D. Poroscopy
20. It is the scientific examination of the hand, or by means of palm.

A. Edgeoscopy

B. Chiroscopy

C. Podoscopy

D. Poroscopy

21. It is the study of poroscopy, edgeoscopy, and ridge characteristics for the purpose of personal
identification.

A. Edgeoscopy

B. Chiroscopy

C. Podoscopy

D. Ridgeology

22. Is it the scientific study by means of pores.

A. Edgeoscopy

B. Chiroscopy

C. Podoscopy

D. Poroscopy

23. This are tiny elevations or hill like structure found on the epidermis layer of the skin containing
sweat pores.

A. Core

B. Delta

C. Ridges

D. Furrows
24. A reporoduction on smooth surfaces of the pattern or designed formed by the ridges by the inside of
the end joint of a finger or thumb.

A. Fingerprint

B. Fingerprinting

C. Fingerprint Identification

D. Fingerprint Science

25. It is the component of the skin that actually forms the fingerprint expression.

A. Furrows

B. Ridge surface

C. Delta

D. Core

26. Are the canal like impression or a depression found between the ridges which maybe compare with
low area in the thread.

A. Core

B. Furrows

C. Delta

D. Sweat pores

27. It is a small opening found enywhere across the ridge surface where the sweat comes out.

A. Sweat glands

B. Ridges

C. Sweat pores

D. Diverging ridges
28. It is found in the dermis layer of the skin which responsible for thw production of the sweat.

A. Sweat glands

B. Ridges

C. Sweat pores

D. Diverging ridges

29. It is a single ridge which bifurcates where the bifurcating ridges converge at a certain point to form
again into a single ridge.

A. Bifurcating ridges

B. Ridge bridge

C Island, eye or eyelet

D. Ridge hook

30. They consist of disconnecting sequences of short ridges embodied intensely.

A. Fragmentary ridge

B. Dot or series of dot

C. Ridge ending

D. Ridge hook
31. It is a ridge that devides to form two ridges which are shorter in lenght than the main ridge.

A. Ridge bride

B. Bifurcating ridge

C. Ridge hook

D. Insufficient ridge

32. This is a kind of ridge which is madly formed, thin, short or broken which appears in deppressions
between two well form ridges.

A. Ridge ending

B. Incipient or nacset ridge

C. Sufficient recurve

D. Envelop

33. It is a single ridge at the center of recurving ridge of a loop pattern.

A. Envelop

B. Rod or bar

C. Creases

D. Core

34. It is A short ridge at the top or summit of the recurve usually at right angle.

A. Appendage

B. Envelop

C. Up-thrust

D. Puckering
35. It is a single recurving ridge enclosing one or more rod or bar.

A. Envelop

B. Up-thrust

C. Puckering

D. Creases

36. . This are thin, usually straight narrow lines running transversely or formed side to side across the
print, caused by puckering of ridges.

A. Creases

B. Staple

C. Spike

D. Envelop

37. A bifurcation which does not remain open but which not the legs of the bifurcation, after running
along by side by side, short distance, come together again to form a single ridge once more.

A. Staple

B. Enclosure

C. Spike

D. Closed ridge

38. This is the process of counting the ridges that touch or cross an imaginary line drawn between the
delta and the corw of a loop.

A. Ridge counting

B. Fingerprinting

C. Ridge Tracing.

D. Ridge characteristics
39. This is pattern in which the ridges enter on one side of the pattern then flow toward the other side,
with a rise at the center.

A. Loop

B. Whorl

C. Plain arch

D. Tented arch

40. This is a pattern in which one or more of the ridges enter either side of the impression, then turn
around (recurve), passing or touching an imaginary line drawn between the delta and core, then flow
toward the same side of the impression from where the ridges entered.

A. Loop

B. Whorl

C. Tented arch

D. Arch

41. This is a pattern consisting of two deltas and in which atleast one ridge makes a turn througj one
complete circuit.

A. Tented arch

B. Plain whorl

C. Central pocket loop whorl

D. Double loop whorl

A. Double loop whorl

B. Central pocket loop whorl

C. Tented arch

D. Accidental whorl

43. It refers to the sorting of things into division or group so that they can at later time be quickly
located.

A. Personalization

B. Individualization

C. Classification

D. Diversification

44. What is the symbol of Right hand radial loop?

A. T

B. \

C. /

D. RHRL

45. What is the symbol of the left hand ulnar loop?

A./

B. \

C. LRl

D. LHRL
46. There are ______ primary classification in the Henry Fingerprint System.

A. 1124

B. 1024

C. 1214

D. 2024

47. This is obtained by using the patterns located at the thumbs where loops are ridge counted and
whorls are ridge traced.

A. Major calssifications

B. Key Classifications

C. Primary classifications

D. Secondary classifications

48. This represent the ridge count of the first loop appearing in the set of points, beggining at the right
thumb but excluding the little fingers.

A. Key classifications

B. Subsecondary calssifications

C. Final classification

D. Secondary classifications

49. It has defined as the markings of oily matter or perspiration form the skin glands left upon the
surface whice the hands and fingers may have touched it.

A. Invisible prints

B. Latent prints

C. Patent prints

D. Plastic prints
50. ______ is generally defined as any person who is skilled in specific science, trade or occupation

A. Expert

B. Fingerprint expert

C. Doctor

D. Master

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