1. In 1684, He established a report which was read before the royal society if London, England.
He also described
the ridges and pores of the hand and feet.
A. Godard Bidlo C. Nehemiah Grew
B. Marcelo Malphigi D. Dr. Edmond Locard
2. In China, fingerprint is called
A. Hua Che C. Hwa Chi
B. Hua Chi D. Hwa Che
3. The first one to state that the prints of two different persons are never alike, the ridges are never duplicated in
two persons, nevertheless the similarities are closer among some individuals was
A. Herman Welcker C. Sir William James Herschel
B. JCA Mayer D. Johannes Purkinje
4. A Czechoslovakian Professor of Anatomy in 1823 at the University of Breslau, Germany, published a thesis
discussing the nine-fingerprint pattern was
A. Professor Marcelo Malphigi C. Professor William James Herschel
B. Professor Johannes Purkinjie D. Professor JCA Mayer.
5. The person who took the prints of his own palm,( 40 years later) he printed the same palm to prove that the
prints do not change.
A. Professor Marcelo Malphigi C. Herman Welcker
B. Kollman D. Dr, Henry Folds
6. He is considered as the “Grandfather of Dactyloscopy”
A. Sir Francis Galton C. Johannes Evangelista Purkinjie
B. Sir Edwards Richard henry D. Marcelo Malphigi
7. A French Anthropologist devised a system to measure and record the dimensions of certain body parts of the
body was
A. William Sheldon C. Alphonse Bertillion
B. Mark Twain D. Cesare Lombroso
8. The science which deals with the study of fingerprint as a means of identification is called
A. Dactyloscopy C. Dactylogram
B. Dactylography D. Lophoscopy
9. The Greek word which means “palm/hands” is called
A. Chier C. Cheir
B. Cher D. Chir
10. The Greek word which means “ to examine” is called
A. Scopien C. Scopein
B. Skopien D. Skopein
11. The study of fingerprints as a method of personal identification is called
A. Dactyloscopy C. Dactylography
B. Dactylomancy D. Dactylograms
12. Pepito was born with an extra finger on his right thumb, Pepito is a____
A. Polygamus C. Polydactyl
B. Ambidextrous D. Dactyl
13. The scientific study of the palm of the hand is called
A. Chiroscopy C. Poroscopy
B. Podoscopy D. Edgeoscopy
14. The Scientific examination of the sole of the foot is called
A. Chiroscopy C. Poroscopy
B. Podoscopy D. Edgeuscopy
15. There are two fingerprints that are alike unless taken from the same finger. This principle is called
A. Infalliblity C. Permanency
B. Individuality D. Reliability
16. The configuration and details of individual ridges remain constant and unchaging. This principle is called
A. Infallibility C. Permanency
B. Individuality D. Reliability
17. The US notorious public enemy no.1 who tried to remove his fingerprint with acid but failed was
A. James Pitts C. Will West
B. John Dellinger D. William West
18. The person who gained fame as the man without fingerprint knowing from an inmate of possible destruction
was
A. James Pitts C. Will West
B. John Dellinger D. William West
19. The associate of Dr. Locard who performed painful experiments on themselves by burning their fingerprints with
boiling water and oil and hot metal had shown that after the healing of the epidermis, the original pattern of the
fingerprint reappeared was
A. Jaworski C. Switkowsji
B. Witkowsji D. Witskowsji
20. This states that the fingerprint can never be forged. That a fingerprint is a reliable means if identification. This
principle is called.
A. Infallibility C. Individuality
B. Permanency D. Reliability
21. These are tiny elevation or hill structures found on the epidermis layer of the skin containing sweat pores. It
appears as black lines with tiny white dots called pores inked impression.
A. Furrows C. Sweat
B. Ridges D. Pores
22. These are canal like impression or a depression found between the elevated lines which maybe with the low area
in a tire like thread.
A. Furrows C. Sweat
B. Ridges D. Pores
23. The long host like structure that serves as the passage way for the sweat that exist as its mouth, the pore is
called
A. Sweat C. Sweat pores
B. Sweat glands D. Sweat Duct
24. The Ridges begin to form on the human fetus during
A. 5-6 months before birth C. 5-6 months before birth
B. 3-4 months before birth D. 1-2 months before birth
25. The particular bone that is covered with the friction having all the different pattern located near the tip of the finger
is called
A. Approximate Phalange C. Middle Phalange
B. Proximate Phalange D. Terminal Phalange
Test II- IDENTIFICATION
26. includes that portion of the foot lying between the ball-plantar zone and calcar zone.
27. situated on the little toe side of the foot just below the plantar zone.
28. space below the base of the 4 little toes besides the ball zone.
29. Is an impression design by the first joint of the fingers and thumb on smooth surface through the media of ink, sweat
or any substance capable of producing visibility.
30. is the skeletal finger covered with friction skin. It is made up of three bones.
31. it is an abnormality where in the finger can not be bend.
32. a condition where the fingers can not be stretch.
33. it is the epidermal skin found on the ventral/lower surface of the hands and feet covered with minute ridges and
furrows.
34. it is a kind of gland that produces tears.
35. a gland that produces oil and fats.
36. the only sweat gland that found on the palms and soles.
37. it is the outer layer of the skin.
38. it is the innermost layer of the skin.
39. it is a condition where fingers are abnormally short.
40. where does the fibular and tibial zones are found?
Test III- Enumeration
41-46. Enumerate the sub-layers of the skin.
47-48. what are the 2 components of friction skin?
49-50. give at least 2 early method of identification.
