WorksheetsSET A PREFINAL EXAM IN QDE
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 10mins
It is the familiarization of the shape and design of individual letters of the source which was referred to as the:
form
rhythm
height-ratios
slant
The following are principles of handwriting identification. EXCEPT one:
No two person can ever write alike.
The numerical adequacy in writing standards shall establis the range of not normal variations and their extent in a person's handwriting
If properly scrutinized, a forgery may be treated as a mixture of distinct writing personalities.
It is the comparison or correlation of the height of one letter or letter segment to another letter.
Height-ratios
Slant
rhythm
none of the above
It refers to the symmetry of an individual letters.
Proportion
Form
Slant
Height Ratios
An essential element of the examination process.
pen speed
rhythm
proportion
none of the above
it is where most things take place in general, where they tend to start and where they tend to end.
upper-zone
lower-zone
high-zone
none of the above
It is usually the beginning point for most handwriting considerations.
high-zone
upper-zone
lower-zone
none of the above
The zone that the area, where the letters and characters reach down toward the bottom edge of the page.
mid-zone
upper-zone
lower-zone
none of the above
The zone that the area is where letters and characters reach up toward the upper apart of the page.
mid-zone
lower-zone
upper-zone
none of the above
The following are the basis of handwriting identification, EXCEPT:
Pen pressure
Size
Image
Uniformity
This type of examination is essential in document examination, particularly in comparing the magnification of two specimen.
Photographic Examination
Microscopic Examination
Oblique Examination
all of the above
This type of examination, it is used to detect retouching, patching, and unnatural pen-lift in signature analysis.
microscopic examination
transmitted light examination
oblique or side light examination
photographic examination
This type of examination is done in a darkened room.
infrared examination
ultra violet examination
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
none of the above
In chemical erasure, the most effective is to fume the document with the?
sulfocyynanic fumes
sulfocianic fumes
sulfocyanic acid fumes
sulfocyaanic acid fume.
The any abnormality or maladjestment in a typewriter which is reflected in its output, leading to individualization or identification.
Type writer defect
electric type writer
remington type writer
none of the above
In common type of typeface defects, that the characters can fill with dirt or inks, particularly enclose letters such as o,e p and g.
clogged typefaces
twisted letter
off-its-feet
none of the above
This is the condition of a type face printing heavier on one side of its outline.
clogged typefaces
off-its-feet
twisted letter
none of the above
The examination of typewritten documents are, EXCEPT :
Determine type style
Determine horizontal spacing
establish that the document s typewritten, and not the product of some other sort of printout device.
all of the above
What are the two (2) common types of erasures
(a)
What are the 2 classes of typewriting standards?
(a)
HOW TO PRESERVE EVIDENTIAL HANDWRITING?. GIVE AT LEAST 2.
What are the other typewriting defects?
(a)
Give at least (1) principles of handwriting identification. Explain your answer with the use of 3-5 sentences only.
(20points)
It may be forward and leaning to the right, or backhand and leaning to the left.
Slant
Form
Height-ratios
none of the above
What are the 3 common forms of typeface defects?
(a)
