CRI 200 - BSCRIM3-03

A muscle that pushes up the pen to form upward strokes.

• Extensor

• Lumbrical

• Flexor

• Lateral

It is the result of a very complicated series of facts, being used as a whole, a combination of certain forms of visible mental and muscular habits acquired by long, continued painstaking effort.

• Writing

• Handwriting

• System of writing

• Writing implements

A kind of writing that is separated or printed writing.

• Block

• Script

• Cursive

• Hand lettering

The kind of movement that is most usually employed by children and illiterates.

• Finger movement

• Forearm movement

• Hand movement

• Whole arm movement

When flexor muscle and extensor muscle combined with lumbrical muscle, it resulted to?

• Pattern

• Lateral stroke

• Letters

• Manuscript

This provides a 3-dimensional enlargement which is important when searching for identifying handwriting characteristics.

• Stereoscopic microscope

• Infrared microscope

• Comparison microscope

• Compound microscope

How many groups of muscle employed in writing?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

In movement of writing, it is the action of the entire arm without resting.

• Finger movement

• Forearm movement

• Hand movement

• Whole arm movement

A muscle that pushes the pen to from downward strokes.

• Extensor

• Lumbrical

• Flexor

• Lateral

The kinds of writing that composed of all capital letters

• Block

• Script

• Cursive

• Hand lettering