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WorksheetsForensics Ch. 9 Questioned Documents
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This machine detects alterations, obliterations, erasures and page substitutions...
a)
Video Spectral Comparator
b)
Infrared spectroscope
c)
Electrostatic Detection Device
d)
Biometric Signature Pad
2.
This technique is used to determine individual dye components from different inks...
a)
Infrared spectroscopy
b)
Electrostatic Detection
c)
Chromatography
d)
Graphology
3.
This device can be programmed to evaluate and record the speed, pressure, and rhythm of a person’s signature...
a)
Infrared Spectroscope
b)
Biometric Signature Pad
c)
Video Spectral Comparator
d)
Electrostatic Detection Device
4.
Adding to a number to make it look like a larger amount is considered what type of forgery?
a)
Obliteration
b)
Alteration
c)
Overwriting
d)
Freehand
5.
Bleaching, burning, or using a laser to get rid of a document is considered what type of forgery?
a)
Obliteration
b)
Alteration
c)
Overwriting
d)
Freehand
6.
Removing, adding, or changing a portion of an original document is considered what type of forgery?
a)
Obliteration
b)
Alteration
c)
Overwriting
d)
Freehand
7.
Writing with no knowledge of the appearance of the original document or signature so that the results often look nothing like the original is considered what type of forgery?
a)
Obliteration
b)
Alteration
c)
Overwriting
d)
Freehand
8.
Pen and ink manufacturers are asked to submit their new ink formulations to what database?
a)
Ink Analysis Lab of the US
b)
Combined Database Ink System
c)
Federal Bureau of Investigation
d)
International Ink Library
9.
The production of an imitation of currency, artwork, documents, and name-brand knock-off items for the purpose of deception is called:
a)
Forgery
b)
Counterfeit
c)
Questioned Document
d)
Exemplar
10.
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:
a)
Forgery
b)
Counterfeit
c)
Distortion
d)
Fraud
11.
Who is considered the father of the science of questioned document examination in North America?
a)
Herschel
b)
Galton
c)
Orfila
d)
Osborn
12.
What serial killer is known as the "BTK Strangler"?
a)
Ted Bundy
b)
Charles Manson
c)
Dennis Rader
d)
Wayne Williams
13.
The world’s oldest and largest organization for forensic document examination professionals is:
a)
American Society of Questioned Document Examiners
b)
American Board of Forensic Document Examiners
c)
Scientific Working Group for Forensic Document Examination
d)
United States Secret Service
14.
If a forensic document examiner can make a definitive determination of authorship or source they use the term:
a)
Match
b)
Identification
c)
Conclusive
d)
Inclusion
15.
Because of the destructive nature of this test, documents that need this type of analysis are usually sent off to laboratories that specialize in this particular method of analysis:
a)
Infrared spectroscopy
b)
Chromatography
c)
Electrostatic Detection
d)
Video Spectral Comparison
16.
What is the recommended method of shredding credit or college applications, junk mail, and insurance papers?
a)
High-security
b)
Micro-cut
c)
Strip-cut
d)
Cross-cut
17.
In what year did the government started adding new security features to paper currency that scanning cannot reproduce?
a)
1973
b)
1985
c)
1996
d)
2001
18.
Which is true about paper currency?
a)
Paper currency contains rag fiber
b)
Paper currency contains instead of rag fiber
19.
Which is true about testing counterfeit currency?
a)
An iodine pen turns bluish-black when in contact with starch in the counterfeit paper
b)
An iodine pen turns bluish-black when in contact with rag fiber in the counterfeit paper
20.
In cases of forgery, what is the job of the judge or jury?
a)
determine whether the document is forged
b)
determine whether the defendant is guilty of forging a document
c)
determine if the writer’s intent was to defraud
d)
determine how much money the plaintiff is owed by the defendant who committed forgery
21.
When a material gain accompanies a forgery, it is called
a)
fraudulence
b)
counterfeit
c)
deception
d)
larceny
22.
Which of the following is NOT a federal agency with a Questioned Document Unit:
a)
US Army Crime Lab
b)
Immigration & Customs
c)
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
d)
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
23.
Who maintains the FISH database and keeps it up to date?
a)
IRS
b)
Secret Service
c)
FBI
d)
QDU
24.
Which is NOT one of the four major factors influencing handwriting?
a)
Size of fingers, hands, arms
b)
Muscular makeup
c)
Education
d)
Native language
25.
What president is on the $5 bill?
a)
Washington
b)
Jefferson
c)
Lincoln
d)
Jackson
26.
What jumps over the lazy dog?
a)
The quick brown fox
b)
The lazy green turtle
c)
The furry white rabbit
d)
The loud golden goose
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