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