Document examination

When police obtain a writing sample from the suspect, the sample is called a(n):

• Sample
• Exemplar
• Screening
• Graphology

What acronym is used to describe the computer program that helps analyze handwriting samples?

• AFIS
• CODIS
• NIBIN
• FISH

What is fraudulence?

• Fraudulence is forgery done for material gain
• Fraudulence only applies to money and checks
• Fraudulence only applies to documents and works of art
• They are synonyms 

What handwriting characteristic is when the text is on, below, or above the line? (The way the whole line slants)

• Line habits

• Continuous

• Connecting letter

• Line quality

This device can be programmed to evaluate and record  the speed, pressure, and rhythm of a person’s signature...

• Infrared Spectroscope
• Biometric Signature Pad
• Video Spectral Comparator
• Electrostatic Detection Device

A process used by criminals to make, alter, or falsify a person’s signature or a document with the intent to deceive another person is called:

• Forgery
• Counterfeit     
• Distortion
• Fraud

Which is true about testing counterfeit currency?

• An iodine pen turns bluish-black when in contact with starch in the counterfeit paper
• An iodine pen turns bluish-black when in contact with rag fiber in the counterfeit paper

Questioned documents include:

• petitions and lottery tickets
• rare books
• contracts and passports
• all of the above

What handwriting characteristic is when the letters flow or are erractic and shaky?

• Line habits
• Continuous 
• Connecting letter
• Line quality

The different dyes present in black ink can be separated using

• chromatography

• freezing

• thin layer microscopy

• UV light