Fingerprint Patterns

Front

What type of whorl is shown? Options: Plain, Central Pocket, Double Loop, Accidental

Back

Central Pocket

Front

What type of fingerprint is shown in the diagram below? Options: Plain arch, Plain whorl, Central Pocket whorl, Double Loop whorl

Back

Plain whorl

Front

The image was taken from the right hand. What type of loop is it? Options: Radial, Ulnar

Back

Radial

Front

What type of whorl is shown? Options: Plain, Central Pocket, Double Loop, Accidental

Back

Accidental

Front

What pattern is this? Options: Tented Arch, Plain Arch, Loop, Whorl

Back

Tented Arch

Front

Types of fingerprints likely to be found impressed in soft wax: visible, latent, hidden, plastic

Back

plastic

Front

A print that has more than one delta is called:

Back

A whorl

Front

The area indicated by "A" in the diagram is known as a

Back

Core

Front

The area indicated by "B" in the diagram is known as a(n)

Back

Delta

Front

An invisible print that must be developed using powder or chemicals is called

Back

latent