Since fingerprints are permanent and unique, they are ideal for ___________.
A.
Health Screening
B.
Personal Identification
C.
Determining the age of a person
D.
All of the above
2.
What is the primary difference between the area of criminal record identification and ithe area of crime scene investigation when it comes to fingerprints?
A.
The type of prints that are being compared (rolled vs. latents)
B.
The amount of detail that is required
C.
The way they are compared to standards
D.
How they are stored
E.
The type of prints that are being compared (rolled vs. latents)
F.
The amount of detail that is required
3.
__________ is considered the lowest level of clarity and detail. This level contains class characteristics only.
A.
The path of individual ridges
B.
Ridge Appearance
C.
Ridge Flow
D.
None of the above
4.
You are a latent print examiner, examining a latent print from a burglary scene. Upon examination, you are able to see pore structure and you can make out the shape and contours of ridges. What level of detail does this print have?
A.
1st Level
B.
2nd Level
C.
3rd Level
5.
The identification process is usually described as ACE-V. What does this acronym stand for?
