Exam 6 Crim

Question 1

1. The biological equivalent to fingerprint is known as;

Answer 1

A. Deoxyribonucleic Acid

Question 2

2. DNA was first begun and adopted for criminal investigation purposes in England by Dr. Alec Jeffrey in the year;

Answer 2

C. 1980

Question 3

3. A new technique the FBI is experiencing with which allows experts to magnify duplicate portion of the DNA chain in order to create a clear profile from a single cell.

Answer 3

D. Polymerase

Question 4

4. One of the technique in visualizing latent prints not developed by conventional processes is called;

Answer 4

A. Argon-ion Laser

Question 5

5. Scar like marking appearing on the skin where sore had healed is called;

Answer 5

Cicatrix

Question 6

6. The comparison and individualization of human voices from magnetic tape through spectrography and aural analysis is called;

Answer 6

Voiceprint Individualization

Question 7

7. Identification of person’s based on dental characteristics is called;

Answer 7

Forensic Odontology

Question 8

8. The proximal area of the sole is called;

Answer 8

Plantar Zone`

Question 9

9. The thick part of the palm on the radial (thumb) side is called;

Answer 9

Thenar Zone

Question 10

19. The most method in developing latent prints under the physical method is;

Answer 10

D. Dusting

Question 11

20. The process of individualizing a person is called;

Answer 11

C. Personal Identification

Question 12

21. The Bertillion System of identification was generally accepted for;

Answer 12

B. 30

Question 13

22. Fragment is a ridge of extremely short length not more than;

Answer 13

A. 3mm

Question 14

23. A short ridge has a limited length of ;

Answer 14

C. 1cm

Question 15

24. The forth division of the classification formula is;

Answer 15

Major Classification

Question 16

25. The correct notation indicated on the fingerprint card when a person was born lacking of fingers;

Answer 16

B. Missing at Birth

Question 17

26. Split thumbs, wedded or grown together fingers are called

Answer 17

Polydactyly

Question 18

28. Pairing is the first step to obtain the primary classification, which pair, the right ring finger and left middle finger belong;

Answer 18

A. Third and Fifth
C. Fourth and Fifth
B. Second and Fourth
D. First and Third

Question 19

29. Computerized fingerprint reader system, which was developed by FBI;

Answer 19

Identification System

Question 20

30. Finger which has less than half of the first joint;

Answer 20

TIP Amputated

Question 21

31. l fingers appearing in the right hand are amputated, while the other hand is missing at birth. Find out and give the classification formula.

Answer 21

B. M 32 W MMM over

M 32 W MMM

Question 22

32. Fingers 1,2,3,4 and 5 are radial loops with ridge counts of 17, 16, 15, 14 and 13 while fingers 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 are ulnar loops with ridge counts of 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21. Find out and give the classification formula.

Answer 22

A. 17 S 1 rR3r 000 13 over L 1 U 000

Question 23

33. Fingers 1,4,6 and 9 are radial loop with ridge counts of 18,12,19 and 14, fingers 3 and 5 are plain arches, fingers 8 and 10 are tented arches while fingers 2 and 7 are central pocket loop and double loop with ridge intervening of 2 and 1 inside and outside of the right delta. Find out and give the classification formula.

Answer 23

D. 18 M 17 rCara M-1 over L 5 rDtrt M-0 14

Question 24

34. Fingers 2,3,4,5,6 and 7 are radial loops with ridge counts of 10,11,15,14,12 and 13. Fingers 1 and 10 are plain whorl with intervening ridges in line with the lateral pocket loop with intervening ridges of 3 and 4 outside and inside of the right delta.

Answer 24

C. 10 1 Rrar 01-15 over M 18rR 000