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