Fingerprinting Techniques and Procedures
Interactive Video
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Liam Anderson
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Life Skills, Education, Professional Development
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7th - 12th Grade
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Hard
04:09
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the first step in preparing a 10 print card for fingerprinting?
Folding the card in half
Placing the card at the edge of the table
Inking the left hand
Numbering the card
2.
Multiple Choice
Why is it important to roll the finger when taking a fingerprint?
To make it faster
To capture more detail
To avoid smudging
To save ink
3.
Multiple Choice
What should you ensure when applying ink to a finger?
Ink only the tip
Ink only the center
Ink only the bottom
Ink the entire side
4.
Multiple Choice
Why might a card move during fingerprinting?
The table is uneven
The ink is too wet
The person is moving
The card is not locked in place
5.
Multiple Choice
What is a common issue when fingerprinting living individuals?
They apply too much pressure
They don't have fingerprints
They are too cooperative
They move too quickly
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