On a standard fingerprint card, which boxes contain rolled impressions?

On a standard fingerprint card, which boxes contain rolled impressions?

• A. Bottom three boxes
• B. Boxes 1-10
• C. Boxes 11-13
• D. The leftmost column only

Answer: (B)

Rolled impressions capture the full ridge detail by rolling each finger from nail to nail, so you end up with ten prints—one for every finger. A standard ten‑print card is arranged so those ten rolled impressions occupy the first ten boxes. The remaining areas of the card are used for plain impressions or other data, not for rolled prints, so boxes beyond the first ten aren’t where rolled prints go.

Rolled impressions capture the full ridge detail by rolling each finger from nail to nail, so you end up with ten prints—one for every finger. A standard ten‑print card is arranged so those ten rolled impressions occupy the first ten boxes. The remaining areas of the card are used for plain impressions or other data, not for rolled prints, so boxes beyond the first ten aren’t where rolled prints go.