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Unit 6 Review: Fingerprints and Cybercrimes

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Identify the fingerprint pattern as shown.
a)
whorl
b)
loop
c)
arch
2.
Identify the fingerprint
a)
Arch
b)
Loop 
c)
Whorl
d)
Swirl
3.
Identify this fingerprint
a)
Arch
b)
Loop
c)
Whorl
d)
Swirl
4.
Fingerprints remain the same over time.
a)
true
b)
false
5.

What is the subgroup of the fingerprint shown? 

a)

Plain

b)

Radial

c)

Tented

d)

Ulnar

6.

What category for the fingerprint shown?

a)

Loop

b)

Whorl

c)

Arch

7.

What is the subgroup of the fingerprint shown?

a)

Plain

b)

Central Pocket

c)

Ulnar

d)

Double Loop

8.

Look at the images shown. What are the red marking depicting on each fingerprint?

a)

Deltas

b)

Loops

c)

Spirals

d)

Cores

9.
The area indicated by "B" in the diagram is known as a(n)
a)
Core
b)
Delta
c)
Whorl
d)
Arch
10.

What pattern is this?

a)

Radial Loop

b)

Ulnar Loop

c)

Plain Whorl

d)

Plain Arch

11.

What type of fingerprint is this?

a)

Central Pocket Whorl

b)

Plain Whorl

c)

Accidental Whorl

d)

Double Loop Whorl

12.

What type of fingerprint is this?

a)

Radial Loop

b)

Whorl

c)

Arch

d)

Ulnar Loop

13.

Idenitify this fingerprint.

a)

Plain Whorl

b)

Central Pocket Whorl

c)

Double Loop Whorl

d)

Accidental Whorl

14.

DNA Fingerprinting can be used to establish paternity. The image has a scenario where two males are suspected to be the father of a child. Which male is the father of this child?

a)

Male 1

b)

Male 2

c)

Neither could be the father

d)

Either could be the father

15.

DNA Fingerprinting can be used to establish paternity. The image has a scenario where two males are suspected to be the father of a child. Which man is the father of this baby?

a)

Father 1

b)

Father 2

c)

Father 3

d)

None of them

16.
Based on these results whose blood was found in the blood stain at the crime scene?
a)
Bob
b)
Sue
c)
John
d)
Lisa
17.

DNA fingerprinting idenitfication works because...

a)

Most genes are dominant.

b)

All organisms contain RNA.

c)

The most important genes are different among most people.

d)

No two people, except identical twins, have exactly the same genetic sequencing.

18.

A molecule labeled with radioactive isotope, dye or enzyme that is used to locate a particular sequence or gene.

a)

DNA Probe

b)

DNA Fingerprint

c)

Electrophoresis

19.

A method of separating molecules, such as DNA, according to their size and electrical charge.

a)

Electrophoresis

b)

DNA Fingerprint

c)

DNA Probe

20.

Segment of DNA in a chromosome that contains information used to produce a protein or an RNA molecule.

a)

Gene

b)

Allele

c)

Chromosome

21.

A method used to rapidly make multiple copies of a specific segment of DNA.

a)

PCR (Polymerse Chain Reaction)

b)

Electrophoresis

c)

DNA Probe

22.

A molecule that cuts a DNA molecule at a specific, base sequence.

a)

Allele

b)

Restriction Enzyme

c)

DNA Probe

23.

Tandem repeats of short DNA sequences with varying numbers of repeats found among individuals.

a)

STR (Short Tandem Repeat)

b)

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)

c)

VNTR (Variable number of Tandem Repeats)

24.

Who is the anthropologist credited with the 'anthropometric' system of human ID?

a)

William Herschel

b)

Francis Galton

c)

Alphonse Bertillion

d)

Edward Henry

25.

When do fingerprints become 'unique'?

a)

From 24 weeks (in utero)

b)

From 22 weeks (in utero)

c)

From 21 weeks (in utero)

d)

From 23 weeks (in utero)

26.

Visible finger marks can be referred to as......?

a)

Latent

b)

Plastic

c)

Patent

d)

Marks

27.

In the most basic form, fingerprints can be classified to how many pattern types?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

2

d)

4

28.

What is the name of this minutiae?

a)

Bifurcation

b)

Splitting Ridge

c)

Delta

d)

Y

29.

What is the name of this minutiae?

a)

Enclosure/Eye

b)

Island

c)

Dot

d)

Bifurcation

30.

What is the name of this minutiae?

a)

Ending Ridge

b)

Spur

c)

Half-Ridge

d)

Partial Ridge

31.

What is the name of this minutiae?

a)

Bridge

b)

Junction

c)

Connector

d)

Zigzag

32.

What is the name of this minutiae?

a)

Island

b)

Speck

c)

Dash

d)

Hyphen

33.

What is the name of this minutiae?

a)

Spur

b)

Hanging Ridge

c)

Overhang

d)

Mini-fork

34.
What component of a fingerprint constitutes individual evidence?
a)
Class
b)
Minutiae
c)
Subclass
d)
Class and subclass
35.

5% of the population has this type of pattern...

a)

Loops

b)

Whorls

c)

Arches

d)

Spiral

36.

IAFIS is the

a)

FBI fingerprint database

b)

CIA DNA database

c)

International union of forensic scientists

d)

national child database

37.

If a fingerprint is pressed into thick clotted blood, the pattern that will be created is called

a)

patent

b)

latent

c)

plastic

d)

hardened

38.

Iodine fuming is ideal for obtaining fingerprints from porous surfaces such as

a)

glass

b)

plastic

c)

paper

d)

metal

39.

The evolutionary purpose for fingerprints is to...

(a)  

40.

What do computer forensics investigators review to examine data at rest?

a)

Hard Drive

b)

RAM

c)

Integrated Circuit

d)

Router

41.

What is the name of the component of the computer that stores files and usually measures the files in gigabytes or terabytes.

a)

RAM

b)

Flash Drive

c)

Hard Drive

d)

ROM

42.

What is the name of the international coding group of activists that started a movement of cyberattacks against several governments?

a)

Anonymous

b)

Cyberpunks

c)

Phishers

d)

Techies

43.

Cybercrime that involves online harassment where the user is subjected to a plethora of online messages and emails.

a)

DDOS Attack

b)

SODD Attack

c)

Hacking

d)

Phishing

44.

What does ISP stands for?

(a)  

45.

A group of computers that is networked together and used by hackers to steal information is called a

a)

Botnet

b)

Rootkit

c)

DDoS

d)

Not sure

46.

Criminals access someone’s computer and encrypt the user’s personal files and data. The user is unable to access this data unless they pay the criminals to decrypt the files. This practice is called

a)

Botnet

b)

Ransomware

c)

Spam

d)

None of the above

47.

Software or firmware intended to perform an unauthorised process that will have an adverse impact on the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of a system.

a)

Threats against data

b)

Malware

c)

Web Application attacks

d)

DDoS

48.

Stealing someone's personal information to commit fraud such as applying for credit, get medical services or commit other crimes.

a)

Data breach

b)

Identity theft

c)

Spam

d)

Information leakage

49.

Unsolicited or unwanted email that includes nearly identical messages and is sent in bulk to millions of recipients and sometimes hide malware

a)

Phishing

b)

DDoS

c)

Spam

d)

Virus

50.

An attack that exposes confidential, sensitive, or protected information to an unauthorized person, resulting in a breach of confidentiality, availability or integrity.

a)

Infromation leakage

b)

Data breach

c)

Hacking

d)

Physical manipulation, damage, theft or loss