What is difference of between pulse-triggered FF(Flip Flop) and edge-triggered FF
Most of the people use Latch and FF are used interchangeably (as a generic term also). I have read and heard two definitions of latch and flip-flops (FF). 


Some differentiate them on the clock triggering (FF:edge-triggered, Latch:level-triggered). 
Some differentiate based on the presence of clocking signal (FF:clocked, Latch:not-clocked).


(See Wikipedia, they have mentioned both the points. )



All have an agreement on two points:


Latches are level-triggered, they can never be edge-triggered 
FFS are always clocked


So what do we call something that is 'clocked' and 'level triggered'? People call these either as clocked Latch or level triggered FF based on the definition they follow.

In other words, level-triggered/pulse-triggered and clocked latch mean the same thing  - they are sensitive to the 'level' of  clock not to the transition.