Question

lin rong successfully used altered fingerprints to re-enter japan illegally.
true
false
question 3 (1 point)
why might individuals alter their fingerprints?
a for cosmetic reasons
b to enhance their fingerprints for easier identification
c to prevent identification for criminal activities
d to improve grip strength

Explanation:

First Question (True/False)

This question likely relates to a specific case or factual context. Without additional context, but based on typical knowledge, altering fingerprints to illegally re - enter a country is a criminal act, and such a claim's truthfulness would depend on the actual case. However, if we assume the statement is false (as altering fingerprints for illegal re - entry is difficult to succeed and is a serious crime, and maybe the statement is misinformation or a false claim), we choose False.

• Option a: Cosmetic reasons are not a common or main reason for altering fingerprints. Fingerprint alteration is not a typical cosmetic procedure.
• Option b: Enhancing fingerprints for easier identification goes against the purpose of fingerprint alteration. People who alter fingerprints usually want to avoid identification, not enhance it.
• Option c: Criminals may alter their fingerprints to prevent law enforcement from identifying them during criminal activities. This is a well - known reason for fingerprint alteration.
• Option d: Altering fingerprints has no relation to improving grip strength. Fingerprints are for identification, not grip.

Answer:

False

Question 3 (Multiple - Choice)