MCQs On Fingerprints

Enhance your Knowledge of Fingerprints by taking this test.

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#1. Attempts at changing one’s fingerprints by trying to obscure them has led to:

#2. Fingerprints on moist and sticky items are developed by:

#3. What is the basis for the determination of the primary classification of fingerprints?

#4. The book entitled “Classification and uses of fingerprints” is authored by:

#5. The oldest chemical method used to visualize latent prints is:

#6. Which of the following compression standards were recommended by an NIST for fingerprint?

#7. In the comparison of a scene fingerprint with one held on the IDENT1 database, a full identification is made:

#8. Hydrargyrum cum creta,an old formulation used for fingerprint development is made up of:

#9. The use of indanedione to develop latent fingermarks involves its reaction with which one of the following components of sweat residues?

#10. Fingerprints dissolved in this only grow back with scars on them making them more unique:

#11. The ‘fingerprint’ region of IR spectrum can be subdivided into the following except:

#12. Leuomalachite green reagent is used in developing:

#13. Cyanoacrylate method can be best used to visualise latent fingerprints on the following type of surfaces:

#14. Sweat glands near the hair follicle:

#15. The outer terminus in a pattern formed by either bifurcation of ridge or by the widening of the two ridges running parallel up to the point is called:

#16. The following persons helped Sir E.R. Henry in ten digit fingerprint classification:

#17. Fingerprints on paper can be sprayed with this chemical that reacts with amino acids in sweat to make a purple print appear:

#18. In primary fingerprint classification, following patterns are given numerical value:

#19. The average fingerprint has approximately how many individual ridge characteristics?

#20. The essentials of a fingerprint with loop pattern are:

#21. The International Association for Identification concluded that the minimum number of friction ridge characteristics which must be present in two impressions in order to establish positive identification is:

#22. Most common fingerprint pattern. It has ridges that enter from the right and exit from the same side they enter:

#23. A technique for visualizing latent fingerprints on non-porous surfaces by exposing them to cyanoacrylate vapors is:

#24. The full form of NFF is related to AFIS is:

#25. Type lines can be defined as the two innermost ridges which start parallel, diverge and surround or tend to surround ______.

#26. Who is credited for his practical interest in fingerprints as a means of identifying workers to detect duplicate payment of wages?

#27. Latent Finger print on electric bulb should be preserved by putting in:

#28. In case of amputation of one finger, the following print is considered in classification:

#29. The first textbook written on the subject of fingerprints, and which was called Finger Prints, was written by:

#30. Which of the following is the most frequent type of fingerprint pattern?

#31. Inner layer of skin:

#32. All the ten fingers having loop pattern will have classification as_________.

#33. Ridge characteristics can be found in:

#34. Fingerprint patterns that can eliminate a suspect or link a suspect to the crime scene:

#35. Fingerprints are a(n) _________ characteristic. No two people have the identical ridge patterns:

#36. Which of the following surfaces can be treated particularly with Vacuum Metal Deposition (VMD) method for the development of latent fingerprints?

#37. 1,8-diazafluoren-9-one or DFO is used for:

#38. Oil red O is also known as:

#39. The amino acid-ninhydrin reaction produces a purple compound called:

#40. The most common type of fingerprint pattern is the:

#41. The study of fingerprints is called:

#42. Sweat glands near the hair follicle:

#43. Ten fingerprints classification system is also known as:

#44. Latent finger marks present on the victim’s skin can be developed by:

#45. Assertion (A): A ‘plain’ impression made by ink are unsatisfactory for fingerprint analysis. Reason (R): In ‘plain’ impression, larger number of points or junctions does not appear.

#46. Which of the following fingerprint visualisation techniques is particularly effective on paper that has been wet, materials soaked in petrol and chip wrappers?

#47. For most fingerprint examiners, the chemical method of choice for visualizing latent prints is:

#48. Which of the following statements is not true?

#49. Whorls are divided into how many distinct groups?

#50. No two individuals have more than ___ minutia in common:

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