IAI CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION TEST
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ digit determination. Answer: when encountering friction ridge
clusters, the anatomical aspects of the digits in the cluster assist with:
⩥ objective. Answer: friction ridge comparison is a process where visual
comparative measurements, and sometimes physical comparative
measurements are made between the latent and exemplar prints. The
measurements are sequential, spatial, and configurative in nature. The
comparison must be completely:
⩥ to narrow the number of possible donors. Answer: during the
identification process the purpose of the first level detail is:
⩥ islands and bifurcations. Answer: Hale's islands and branchings refer
to major 2nd level ridge path deviations found on the friction ridge
known as:
⩥ enclosure. Answer: when two bifurcations form on the same ridge
facing each other and their branches join, the formation is called:
,⩥ trifurcation. Answer: when two bifurcations develop next to each
other on the same ridge
⩥ flow together to fill the void. Answer: friction ridges flow in concert,
when a ridge ends the two adjacent ridges:
⩥ 3rd level detail. Answer: have tremendous individualizing power
⩥ palmar flexion creases. Answer: a suitable method alone for personal
identification when applied to the identification process
⩥ ACE-V. Answer: the method of palmar flexion crease identification
follows the _____ formula
⩥ New Scotland Yard. Answer: Comparison tests involving palmar
friction creases and their results have been performed and were reported
in 1991 by:
⩥ ultimately the sole responsibility of the expert using it. Answer: In
testifying to fingerprint identification, the expert often prepares charts to
visually aid the court and jury in understanding the nature of his/her
testimony, The preparation of the chart is:
⩥ 12. Answer: any chart presented must be technically correct. that
includes the corresponding ridge characteristics in the two prints must be
, similarly numbered and indicated . How may points are ample enough to
illustrate an identification?
⩥ clockwise and the numbers evenly spaced. Answer: a chart will
present a clearer, neater, and more pleasing appearance if it is numbered,
how?
⩥ edgeoscopy. Answer: the use of edge shapes during comparison and
does not require the shape to be classified. one shape is compared to
another and found to be consistent or not
⩥ edgeoscopy. Answer: was originally coined by Salil K. Chatterjee in a
paper published in "Fingerprint and Identification Magazine; September
1962
⩥ genetics, anatomy, embryology. Answer: the scientific knowledge
supporting ridgeology has been extracted from various related sciences
such as:
⩥ David Ashbaugh. Answer: ridgeology was coined in 1983 by
⩥ 3rd and 4th. Answer: friction ridges begin to form on the human fetus
during which months of fetal life?
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ digit determination. Answer: when encountering friction ridge
clusters, the anatomical aspects of the digits in the cluster assist with:
⩥ objective. Answer: friction ridge comparison is a process where visual
comparative measurements, and sometimes physical comparative
measurements are made between the latent and exemplar prints. The
measurements are sequential, spatial, and configurative in nature. The
comparison must be completely:
⩥ to narrow the number of possible donors. Answer: during the
identification process the purpose of the first level detail is:
⩥ islands and bifurcations. Answer: Hale's islands and branchings refer
to major 2nd level ridge path deviations found on the friction ridge
known as:
⩥ enclosure. Answer: when two bifurcations form on the same ridge
facing each other and their branches join, the formation is called:
,⩥ trifurcation. Answer: when two bifurcations develop next to each
other on the same ridge
⩥ flow together to fill the void. Answer: friction ridges flow in concert,
when a ridge ends the two adjacent ridges:
⩥ 3rd level detail. Answer: have tremendous individualizing power
⩥ palmar flexion creases. Answer: a suitable method alone for personal
identification when applied to the identification process
⩥ ACE-V. Answer: the method of palmar flexion crease identification
follows the _____ formula
⩥ New Scotland Yard. Answer: Comparison tests involving palmar
friction creases and their results have been performed and were reported
in 1991 by:
⩥ ultimately the sole responsibility of the expert using it. Answer: In
testifying to fingerprint identification, the expert often prepares charts to
visually aid the court and jury in understanding the nature of his/her
testimony, The preparation of the chart is:
⩥ 12. Answer: any chart presented must be technically correct. that
includes the corresponding ridge characteristics in the two prints must be
, similarly numbered and indicated . How may points are ample enough to
illustrate an identification?
⩥ clockwise and the numbers evenly spaced. Answer: a chart will
present a clearer, neater, and more pleasing appearance if it is numbered,
how?
⩥ edgeoscopy. Answer: the use of edge shapes during comparison and
does not require the shape to be classified. one shape is compared to
another and found to be consistent or not
⩥ edgeoscopy. Answer: was originally coined by Salil K. Chatterjee in a
paper published in "Fingerprint and Identification Magazine; September
1962
⩥ genetics, anatomy, embryology. Answer: the scientific knowledge
supporting ridgeology has been extracted from various related sciences
such as:
⩥ David Ashbaugh. Answer: ridgeology was coined in 1983 by
⩥ 3rd and 4th. Answer: friction ridges begin to form on the human fetus
during which months of fetal life?
