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