Fingerprints

What type of fingerprint is shown in the diagram below?

• arch

• whorl

• loop

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

• Core

• Delta

• Whorl

• Arch

What pattern is this?

• Loop

• Arch

• Whorl

What component of a fingerprint constitutes individual evidence?

• Class
• Minutiae
• Subclass
• Class and subclass

Which of the following is a patent print?

• A bloody print
• An invisible print
• A print in soft wax
• A print made from secreted oils in the skin

Which type of print must be developed?

• Latent
• Patent
• Plastic

Fingerprints that are actual indentations left in some soft material such as clay or putty are referred to as

• plastic fingerprints

• patent fingerprints

• latent fingerprints

• indented fingerprints

The three main types of fingerprints are classified as

• Loops, whorls and deltas

• Whorls, bifurications and arches

• Loops, whorls and arches

• Arches, core and deltas

What pattern is this?

• Loop
• Arch
• Whorl

What pattern is this?

• Tented Arch
• Arch
• Loop
• Whorl