WorksheetsForgery and Counterfeiting
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 33mins
The production of an imitation of currency, works of art, documents, and name-brand look-alikes for the purpose of deception.
exemplar
counterfeiting
forgery
fraudulence
The examination of questioned documents with known material for a variety of analyses, such as authenticity, alterations, erasures, & obliterations
document analysis
document expert
questioned document
forgery
the making, adapting, or falsifying of documents or other objects with the intention of deceiving someone
fraudulent
counterfeiting
forgery
alteration
when a financial gain accompanies a forgery.
exemplar
fradulence
adaptation
buy-out
The making or adapting of documents to deceive someone is called...
Forgery
Fraudulence
Counterfeiting
Fakery
When forgery is done for material gain, it is specifically referred to as...
Laundering
Fraudulence
Counterfeiting
Fakery
When false documents are copied for deception, it is specifically referred to as...
Laundering
Fraudulence
Counterfeiting
Forgery
The writing in one sample seems thicker than another sample. This is likely a difference in...
Pen Pressure
Continuity
Slant
Line Habits
What is often the first indicator that a bill is counterfeited?
UV marks are missing
Borders are hazy and not distinct
The paper doesn't feel right
Watermarks are absent
Forging a piece of writing like a letter or manuscript, often from a well-known author, is called...
Literary forgery
Novel forgery
Document forgery
Historic forgery
Why are ultraviolet bars on money marked by the denomination amount?
To prevent bleaching and reprinting
To prevent copiers from making copies
So you know how much the bill is worth
No one knows
Pen manufacturers claim the counterfeiting-detecting pen is:
50 percent effective.
75 percent effective.
98 percent effective.
100 percent effective.
Counterfeiting-detecting pens are inexpensive special pens and markers containing the element:
mercurochrome
iodine
invisible ink.
None of these choices.
Forensic Information System for Handwriting is a computerized handwriting database used and maintained by the ______________________________.
Social Security
Secret Service
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
The speed, pressure, and rhythm of signing your name can be matched to your signature by technological advances, such use of a _____________________ signature pad.
biometric
bionic
digital
counterfeiting
What color change occurs when a counterfeit-detecting pen comes in contact with a counterfeit bill?
pale yellow color
green color
red color
bluish-black color
What does counterfeit bills contain that lead to the color change when it encounters the pen?
rag fiber
starch
What color change occurs when the pen comes in contact with a real bill?
green color
pale yellow color
red color
bluish-black color
A blind forgery of a signature is made
by tracing the original signature
without a model of the original signature
by copying a genuine signature
perfecting legal if it does not match the original
What person is on the front of the One Dollar Federeal Reserve Note?
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
What person is on the front of the Twenty Dollar Federeal Reserve Note?
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Hamilton
Which one of the following individuals found on our Federal Reserve Notes was NOT a United States President (POTUS)?
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
The US agency that is responsible for suppressing counterfeiting is the
Secret Service
FBI
CIA
ATF
The security thread on a $20 bill is the color
yellow
red
blue
green
The most common counterfeit bill in the United States is the
$5
$10
$20
$100
Which of the following is not one of the things that a biometric pad can measure?
Speed
Rhythm
Pressure
Angle of writing
When the German magazine attempted to claim the fraudulent Hitler diaries were real, this is an example of a ___________ forgery.
Check
Literary
Counterfeiting
Fraudulent
Good literary forgeries aim to duplicate the _________ found at the time of the original.
Ink
Paper
Tools
All of the above
Who started the practice of having raised impressions printed on currency?
Alexander Hamilton
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
What type of forgery is committed while copying a genuine artifact?
Simulated forgery
Traced forgery
Blind forgery
Counterfeit pens contain _____________________, which changes color in the presence of ______________.
Iodine; Starch
Beirut's reagent; proteins
Phenolphthalein; an acid
Benedict's reagent; a simple sugar
US Currency is printed on material that is 3/4 ________________ and 1/4 ___________________.
Printer paper; linen
Linen; printer paper
Cotton; linen
Linen; cotton
Which denomination of currency has no security features due to the low likelihood of it ever being counterfeit?
$1
$5
$10
$50
What security feature is marked "1"?
Treasury seal
Federal Reserve seal
watermark
serial number
What security feature is marked "2"?
microprinting
watermark
series year
What security feature is marked "8"?
Treasury seal
Federal Reserve seal
microprinting
color-shifting ink
What security feature is marked "1"?
3D security ribbon
security thread
color-shifting ink
microprinting
What security feature is marked "9"?
Treasury seal
Federal Reserve seal
watermark
serial number
What is the main difference between forgery and fraud?
With fraud, there is material (property, money, etc.) gain, and with forgery the intent is just to deceive.
Fraud has more syllables than forgery.
Forgery is illegal but fraud is not.
GC-MS is used to determine if the ink was put on the paper in the last _____ years
year
2 years
5 years
Decade
