Fingerprints

I stole the potato

100

The three fingerprint types are

Patent, latent, and plastic

200

Fingerprints begin to form 

10 weeks gestation 

300

___________ fingerprints are actual indentations left in some soft material such as clay, putty, or wax.

Plastic

400

The two types of arch fingerprints 

plain and tented 

500

This fingerprint pattern consist of two different types of patterns and conforms to none of the definitions 

accidental 

Moose's breath stinks

100

How many types of soda does Ms. S have in her fridge

3

200

This layer forms fingerprints

basal layer

300

The database that stores fingerprints 

IAFIS

400

Fingerprints change over time

false

500

This type of fingerprint developer will gradually fade away if left in the open air.

Iodine fuming 

I have 10 toes

100

The study of fingerprints for identification purposes is known as

dactylography

200

This landmark is at the center of a loop or a whorl pattern

Core

300

Fingerprints are considered ___________ evidence 

Individual

400

___________ fingerprints are caused by the transfer of oils and other body secretions onto a surface

latent 

500

This person developed the classification system for fingerprints that is still used today

Sir Francis Galton

Can you repeat that

100

Fingerprint ridges help us do what as humans

Grip

200

A triangular region located near a loop is called a

Delta

300

The average number of minutiae needed to confirm a fingerprint match

the twelve match guideline

400

What two characteristics are looked at when determining a ridge count

core and delta

500

____________ is a chemical that bonds with the amino acids in fingerprints and will produce a blue or purple color. It is used to lift prints from surfaces such as paper and cardboard.

Ninhydrin

Heads up 7 up

100

What are the three skin layers we discussed

Epidermis, dermis, and basal layer

200

Unique ridge patterns are called

minutiae 

300

___________ fingerprints, or visible prints, are left on a smooth surface when blood, ink, paint, grease, or some other liquid comes in contact with the hands and is then transferred to that surface.

patent

400

How many principles of fingerprinting are there?

3

500

Your fingers, feet, palms, and lips are covered with small ridges that are raised portions of the skin, arranged in connected units are called 

friction ridges