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Which of the following can affect the composition of fingerprint secretions? - ✔✔All of the
above
Like DNA, fingerprint patterns are inherited combination derived from both parents -
✔✔True
Like DNA, identical twins have the same fingerprints - ✔✔False
Which of the following is NOT a basic fingerprint pattern type? - ✔✔Delta
Pore size, pore shape, and edge shape are attributes of what level of friction ridge detail? -
✔✔3rd level
Visible fingerprints found at a crime scene are known as: - ✔✔Latent
A fingerprint formed by the removal of material from the surface (i.e. dust) is called a: -
✔✔Negative impression
The acronym for fingerprinting examination, that ensures a reliable investigation, is known as: -
✔✔ACE-V
According to the definition of fingerprint identification, if two partial fingerprints are non-
continuous, they can be joined together to make a sequence print. - ✔✔False
Which of the following describes an 'individual' characteristic of shoe prints? - ✔✔Random
occurrences that change the original structure
, Which variable will affect the 'sliding scale of probability' in footwear identification? - ✔✔All
of the above
What was the method, mentioned in class, for lifting a 2D fingerprint using fingerprint powder
and dental stone? - ✔✔The Knapp Method
Which software or database is NOT part of the automated shoe print identification system? -
✔✔AFIS (AFIS is the automated fingerprint identification system)
According to the 2009 NAS report, ballistics were noted for being particularly consistent, with a
high degree of certainty. - ✔✔False (nuclear DNA analysis was the method noted, no other is
particularly consistent with certainty)
A 'break and enter' may include the act of: - ✔✔- Smashing a window and climbing inside a
house, and steal items inside
- Smashing a window and climbing out of a house, after stealing items inside
- Smashing a window and climbing inside but getting caught before stealing
- (all of the above)
According to the textbook, Vacuum Metal Deposition (VMD) can be used to develop
fingerprints on polymer surfaces (like plastic bags) by coating them with: - ✔✔Gold
Which is the only province with a civil criminal code? - ✔✔Quebec
As stated in the textbook, the chemiluminescent reagent that reveals blood in a burst of light is
called: - ✔✔Luminol
When can a civilian make a 'citizen's arrest'? - ✔✔Only when someone is found committing
an indictable offence
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