A) Script writing B) Cursive writing C) Copybook form D) Handprinting
A) Cursive writing B) Copybook form C) Natural writing D) Handlettering
A) Line quality B) Guideline C) Slant line D) Baseline
A) Disguised writing B) Model signature C) Traced writing D) Forgery
A) Sample B) Model signature C) Guided signature D) Traced forgery
A) Forgery B) Spurious writing C) Natural signature D) Freehand imitation
A) Freely B) With help C) By tracing D) By simulation
A) Cursive B) Simulated C) Wrong-handed D) Guided
A) Movement B) Slant C) Rhythm D) Skill
A) Mark B) Skill C) Trait D) Habit
A) Pressure B) Retracing C) Shading D) Patching
A) Rare B) Similar C) Common D) Unusual
A) Speed B) Slant C) Pressure D) Line quality
A) Pen pressure B) Line quality C) Rhythm D) Shading
A) No imitation B) Careful tracing C) Genuine writing D) Tremor
A) Line quality B) Shading C) Retouching D) Rhythm
A) Movement B) Pen lift C) Skill D) Line quality
A) Copybook writing B) Simulation C) Freehand drawing D) Following outline
A) Natural writing B) Normal writing C) Genuine writing D) Original writing
A) Line breaks B) Pen is raised C) All above D) Stroke ends
A) Pen lift B) Shading C) Pen emphasis D) Retouching
A) Rhythm B) Line defect C) Hesitation D) Tremor
A) Jerky B) Smooth C) All above D) Slow
A) Natural writing B) Traced forgery C) Freehand forgery D) Guided signature
A) Rhythm B) Skill C) Speed D) Habit
A) Carbon ink B) Iron-free ink C) Synthetic dye ink D) Blue-black ink
A) Porous ink B) Carbon ink C) Dye ink D) Aniline ink
A) Copy pencil B) Indelible pencil C) Graphite pencil D) Colored pencil
A) Hard point pen B) Roller pen C) Ballpoint pen D) Felt-tip pen
A) Chemical test indicator B) Ink resistance mark C) Decorative design D) Identification of paper origin
A) Blue-black ink B) Synthetic dye ink C) Carbon ink D) Iron ink
A) Blue ink B) Ballpoint ink C) Iron-base ink D) Dye ink
A) Watermark B) Grain C) Pattern D) Texture
A) Chemical residue B) Visible print C) Molded print D) Latent fingerprint
A) Nonaqueous ink B) Carbon ink C) Dye ink D) Synthetic ink
A) Relief printing B) Typewriting C) Offset printing D) Carbon printing
A) Fiber pattern B) Grain C) Paper tone D) Surface texture
A) Fountain pen B) Hard point pen C) Porous pen D) Roller pen
A) A pen with perforated plastic tip B) A soft-tipped marker C) A pen with metal nib D) A ballpoint pen with thick ink
A) Roller pen B) Pencil C) Marker D) Pen nib
A) Pencil type B) Carbon content C) Pencil grade D) Graphite density
A) Fountain pen B) Ballpoint pen C) Roller pen D) Felt-tip pen
A) Projection print B) Contact print C) Microprint D) Positive print
A) Brightness of color B) Tonal difference between light and dark areas C) Sharpness of image edges D) Distance between objects
A) Photographic positive B) Photographic negative C) Photographic plate D) Microphotograph
A) Photomicrograph B) Display exhibit C) Photostat D) Projection print
A) Lens opening B) Focus range C) A. Size of paper fibers D) Size of light-sensitive crystals in film emulsion
A) Photocopy B) Microphotograph C) Photostat D) Film negative
A) To isolate or block specific wavelengths of light B) To sharpen images C) To adjust brightness D) To magnify image size
A) Platen B) Typebar C) Ribbon D) Typeface
A) Feed roller B) Type wheel C) Platen D) Type element
A) Type wheel B) Escapement C) Typebar D) Type element
A) Vertical malalignment B) Broken type C) Horizontal malalignment D) Twisted letter
A) Horizontal malalignment B) Alignment failure C) Baseline defect D) Twisted letter
A) Twisted letter B) Broken type C) Rebound D) Off-its-feet
A) Alignment defect B) Rebound C) Slanted print D) Twisted letter
A) Escapement B) Rebound C) Alignment D) Baseline
A) Typebar defect B) Transitory defect C) Machine defect D) Typeface defect
A) Worn platen B) Twisted letter C) Clogged typeface D) Broken type
A) Platen defect B) Typeface defect C) Twisted letter D) Permanent defect
A) Machine defect B) Alignment defect C) Transitory defect D) Permanent defect
A) Electric ribbon B) Platen C) Type ball D) Type wheel
A) Electric typewriter B) Word processor C) Single element typewriter D) Manual typewriter
A) All letters are equal width B) Letters have varying width C) It uses carbon ribbons D) It’s manual only
A) Copy handwriting B) Correct spelling C) Type automatically from memory D) Translate text
A) Air pressure B) Electricity C) Mechanical action D) Microprocessors
A) Paper slippage B) Unchangeable by cleaning C) Occasional clogging D) Caused by ink smudges
A) Transitory B) Ribbon conditions C) Spacing errors D) Typeface defects
A) Scanners B) Carbon paper C) Ribbons D) Film
A) Manual typing B) Proportional spacing C) Off-its-feet typing D) Dirty typeface
A) Baseline roller B) Platen C) Cylinder head D) Ribbon
A) Letters rest on one line B) Ink consistency C) Speed control D) Equal pressure
A) Baseline defect B) Twisted letter C) Type element break D) Spacing defect
A) Escapement B) Typebar C) Ribbon D) Platen
A) Standard B) Altered document C) Genuine D) Exemplar
A) Interlineation B) Erasure C) Insertion D) Obliteration
A) Insertion B) Obliteration C) Decipherment D) Restoration
A) Insertion B) Alteration C) Interlineation D) Restoration
A) Erasure B) Restoration C) Insertion D) Interlineation
A) Effacement B) Restoration C) Retouching D) Alteration
A) Hidden notes B) Carbon inks C) Secret inks D) Roller marks
A) Solvent B) Ink eradicator C) Ink remover D) Fixer
A) Restoration B) Eradication C) Effacement D) Removal
A) Tracing B) Decipherment C) Restoration D) Comparison
A) Erased form B) Charred document C) Altered sheet D) Burned copy
A) Writing impressions B) Imprint marks C) Trace lines D) Hidden strokes
A) Blotting B) Deciphering C) Smeared-over writing D) Erasure
A) Copy pencil B) Secret ink C) Dye ink D) Carbon ink
A) Alteration B) Effacement C) Chemical eradication D) Abrasive erasure
A) Infrared viewer B) UV lamp C) ESDA D) Magnifier
A) Green light B) Infrared light C) Normal light D) Flashlight
A) Stroke flow B) Sequence of strokes C) Writing speed D) Line quality
A) Nylon ribbon B) Cloth ribbon C) Film ribbon D) Lift-off ribbon
A) Impressions B) Ink C) Fibers D) Signatures
A) Copy trace B) Reflection C) Writing offset D) Mirror mark
A) Ink B) Solvent C) Fixative D) Developer
A) Restoration B) Obliteration C) Effacement D) Erasure
A) Alcohol B) Iron C) Chlorine D) Graphite
A) Ultraviolet lamp B) Flashlight C) Magnifier D) Scanner
A) Felt-tip pen B) Ballpoint pen C) Roller pen D) Fountain pen |