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    Fingerprint Mock Board Exam Set C

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    This document contains a 20 question midterm exam on fingerprint identification for a criminology college course. The questions cover fingerprint terminology like type lines, cores, deltas, and ridge patterns. They define and ask students to identify terms, describe specific ridge patterns, and illustrate fingerprint features like the delta, core and type lines. The exam was prepared by the instructor Clarito Lopez and reviewed by the Dean and VPAA of the criminology program.

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    Fingerprint Mock Board Exam Set C

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    This document contains a 20 question midterm exam on fingerprint identification for a criminology college course. The questions cover fingerprint terminology like type lines, cores, deltas, and ridge patterns. They define and ask students to identify terms, describe specific ridge patterns, and illustrate fingerprint features like the delta, core and type lines. The exam was prepared by the instructor Clarito Lopez and reviewed by the Dean and VPAA of the criminology program.

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    Fingerprint Mock Board Exam Set C

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    ABRA VALLEY COLLEGES

    BANGUED, ABRA

    COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY

    PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION
    (MIDTERM EXAMINATION)
    Set a

    1) ___________ is a ridge that CURVES back in the direction from which it started

    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    2) Describe this kind of ridge.

    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    3) When a type line bifurcates, the ______ branch of the bifurcation is considered as the
    continuation of the type line.
    A. Inner
    B. Outer
    C. Left side
    D. Right side

    4) A point on the first ridge formation at or directly in front of divergence of the type
    lines.

    A. Delta
    B. Core
    C. Spur
    D. Both A and B

    5) Ridges that are running side by side suddenly separating, one going one way and the other
    going another way.

    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    6) One ridge which forks or splits into two ridges.

    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    7) To locate a delta, we must first find the ____________.

    A. Pattern area
    B. Type lines
    C. Core
    D. Fingerprint

    8) _________ is that part which lies within the area surrounded by the type lines.

    A. Pattern area
    B. Type lines
    C. Core
    D. Fingerprint

    9) ________ are angular, pointed and abrupt.

    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    10) What is the basic boundaries of most finger prints?

    A. Pattern area
    B. Type lines
    C. Core
    D. Fingerprint

    11) ____________ is that part of a finger print in which are found the cores, deltas,
    and other ridges pertaining to a particular pattern type.

    A. Pattern area
    B. Type lines
    C. Core
    D. Fingerprint

    12) Within the pattern area of loop and whorl type finger prints, are fixed or focal points
    known ____________.

    A. Delta
    B. Core
    C. Spur
    D. Both A and B

    13) Whenever there is a choice between a bifurcation and some other ridge formation as
    the location of the delta, the bifurcation is always taken as the delta.
    A. True
    B. False

    14) The heart of the fingerprint pattern

    A. Delta
    B. Core
    C. Spur
    D. Both A and B

    15)Describe this kind of ridge.


    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    16) In the pure Henry system of finger print classification and filing we are concerned
    with core formations only in __________ type patterns.

    A. Loop
    B. Whorl
    C. Arch
    D. Loop and whorl

    17) an old Greek word, and is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.
    A. Alpha
    B. Omega
    C. Delta
    D. Bravo

    18) The exact position of delta in finger print patterns are dependent upon the ridge
    formation between or in front of what are known as type lines.
    A. True
    B. False

    19)Describe this kind of ridge.

    A. Recurving ridge
    B. Diverging ridge
    C. Bifurcation ridge
    D. Converging ridge

    20) Three major groups of patterns, except:

    A. Loop
    B. Arch
    C. Whorl
    D. Delta

    (21-25) using an arrow illustrate the delta, core and type lines.

    Prepared by: Noted By: Noted By:


    Clarito G. Lopez Jr. Eustaquio Bueno MACrim Dr. Norma V.
    Viernes
    Instructor Dean VPAA

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