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QUESTIONED DOCUMENT FINAL EXAM

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Any material which contain a mark symbols or sign, either visible partially visible or invisible that may presently or ultimately convey a meaning or a message for someone.

a)

specimen

b)

Document

c)

Holograph document

d)

Duestioned document

2.

This is the document to which an issue has been raised or which is under scrutiny?

a)

Standard document

b)

Disputed questioned document

c)

Holograph document

d)

Exemplar

3.

Are documents the origin of which is known, can be proven and can legally be used as sample compare with other things in question are a condensed form of authenticated specimen which if proper can show to the characteristics.

a)

Exemplar

b)

Standard document

c)

Holograph document

d)

Questioned document

4.

The authenticated documents which are executed in the ordinary course of man’s personal, business, commercial activities. It’s all in the records of files.

a)

Requested standard

b)

Post litem motam standard

c)

Collected/procured

d)

Done in day to day standard

5.

What is the other name for Requested Standard?

a)

Collected from records or files

b)

Dictated standard

c)

Day to day standards

d)

Executed at one time

6.

Documents which is completely written and signed by only one person.

a)

Holographic document

b)

Requested standard

c)

Standard document

d)

Genuine document

7.

The most common problem encountered by document examiners/investigator are those associated with____.

a)

Counterfeit money

b)

Authorship

c)

Authenticity/origin

d)

Content

8.

It refers to quality, feature or elements with distinguishes and which serves as the basis of identification.

a)

Characteristics

b)

Individual characteristics

c)

Class characteristics

d)

Peculiarities

9.

They are properties, attributes or qualities that are highly unusual or which are unlikely to occur in others handwriting.

a)

Peculiar characteristics

b)

Identifying details

c)

Class characteristics

d)

Individual characteristics

10.

They are additional strokes which are necessary to the legibility of the writings? They are added to complete some letters such as i-dots and t-bare.

a)

Rubric

b)

Connection

c)

Diacritics

d)

Embellishments

11.

The strokes added to the forms of the letters that are working as a decorative or adding flourish to the letter.

a)

Connection

b)

Embellishment

c)

Diacritics

d)

Flourishing

12.

Is the degree of writing inclination which is relative to the base line? This is the slope of the writing.

a)

Height ratio

b)

Slant

c)

Connection

d)

Alignment

13.

Is the combination of the basic forms and designs of letters and the writing movements involved in the writing?

a)

Copy book form

b)

Writing movement

c)

System of writing

d)

Line quality

14.

Is the basic forms and design and letters which is fundamental to our writing system.

a)

Movement

b)

Copy book form

c)

Line quality

d)

Letter form

15.

This is the two very common forms/system of writing used in the Philippines are:

a)

Cursive and hand lettering

b)

Angular and roundhard system of writing

c)

Spenciniar and classical system of writing

d)

Modern roundhard and classical system of writing

16.

It embraces the factors relative to the motion of the pen.

a)

Habits

b)

Line quality

c)

Movement

d)

Pen hold

17.

Any repeated element or detail which may serves to individualize writing.

a)

Habits

b)

Individual characteristics

c)

Significant writing habits

d)

Class characteristics

18.

It refers to any characteristics of handwriting which is sufficiently unique and well-fixed to serve as a fundamental point in identification.

a)

Habits

b)

Individual characteristics

c)

Significant writing habits

d)

Class characteristics

19.

Any specimen of writing executed normally without any attempt to control or alter its identifying habits and its usual quality of execution.

a)

Writing

b)

Natural writing

c)

Cursive writing

d)

Disguised writing

20.

Is the visible record in the writing strokes of the basic movements and manner of holding the pen. It is derived from a combination of factors including writing skill, speed, and rhythm, freedom of movement, shading and pen position.

a)

Writing

b)

Handwriting

c)

Line quality

d)

Writing movement

21.

Is the specimen of writing made or prepared deliberately by altering the usual or normal habits of his writing in the hope of hiding his/her identity.

a)

Disguised writing

b)

Guided writing

c)

Natural writing

d)

Guising writing

22.

Is the art of attempting to interpret the characteristics of personality of a person based on his handwriting?

a)

Cartography

b)

Graphology

c)

Chromatography

d)

Handwriting analysis

23.

Writing in which the letters are for the most part joined together.

a)

Disguised writing

b)

Hand lettering

c)

Manuscript writing

d)

Cursive writing

24.

Any disconnected style of writing in which each letter is written separately.

a)

Hand lettering

b)

Guided writing

c)

Cursive writing

d)

Disguised writing

25.

Type of writing movements employ by these with whom writing is, but a new experience. It is considered the most inferior movement in writing resulting to poor quality and lack of rhythm or speed.

a)

Finger movement

b)

Forearm movement

c)

Hand movement

d)

Whole-arm movement

26.

The action directly comes from the wrist with the fingers playing but minor role which affords more expensive writing, more regularly of the lines and considerable speed.

a)

Finger movement

b)

Forearm movement

c)

Hand movement

d)

Whole- arm movement

27.

The writing which was produced by the movement of both hand and arm with the elbow that serves as the pivot of lateral movement. It is considered the most skillful type of writing movement.

a)

Finger movement

b)

Forearm movement

c)

Hand movement

d)

Whole-arm movement

28.

The movement of writing which involves the action of the entire arm without rest and is employed in very large writing.

a)

Finger movement

b)

Forearm movement

c)

Hand movement

d)

Whole-arm movement

29.

Is the deviation on the uniform strokes of the lack of rhythmic execution of the writing that is almost perfectly apparent even without magnification.

a)

Natural variation

b)

Pen-lift

c)

Tremor

d)

Transitory change

30.

Is the usual or normal deviation found in repeated specimens of writing of an individual.

a)

Transitory change

b)

Tremor

c)

Deterioration

d)

Natural variation

31.

The writing weakness portrayed by irregular and shaky strokes.

a)

Tremor

b)

Natural variation

c)

Pen-lift

d)

Hesitation

32.

Refers to those changes which continue only while the basic cause is affecting the writer once the cause of deterioration has been removed, the writing will reverts or assume its normal qualities.

a)

Tremor

b)

Natural variation

c)

Transitory change

d)

Pen-lift

33.

Is the periodic increased or change in the speed and force in the execution of the writing.

a)

Pen pressure

b)

Tremor

c)

Pen emphasis

d)

Pen lift

34.

Is the usual or normal force applied in the writing?

a)

Pen emphasis

b)

Pen shading

c)

Pen pressure

d)

Pen lifting

35.

The element of the writing movement which is marked by regular or periodic recurrences. It may be classified as smooth, intermittent or jerky in its quality.

a)

Rhythm

b)

Line quality

c)

Skill

d)

Writing condition

36.

The interruption in a stroke caused by removing the writing instrument from the paper.

a)

Tremor

b)

Haitus

c)

Pen lift

d)

Hesitation

37.

The stokes which goes back over another writing stroke; it is slightly to occur in other handwriting.

a)

Retouching

b)

Retracing

c)

Shading

d)

Pen lifting

38.

Refers to the relative degree of the writer’s proficiency when are depend on many factors.

a)

Skill

b)

Rhythm

c)

Speed

d)

Shading

39.

Refers to the more obvious increase in the width of the letter strokes or the widening of stokes due to the added ink on flexible pen point.

a)

Pen lifting

b)

Retouching

c)

Pen emphasis

d)

Shading

40.

Is a stroke going back to repair a defective portion of a writing stroke.

a)

Retracing

b)

Shading

c)

Retouching

d)

Pen lifting

41.

Is the relative location of the pen in relation to the paper surface which can be determined by the presence of the emphasis or pen shading?

a)

Pen scope

b)

Pen pressure

c)

Pen position (hold)

d)

Pen lifting

42.

Is an introductory backward stroke added to the beginning of many capital letters?

a)

Humps

b)

Board

c)

Hitch

d)

Blunt

43.

Is the average limits of the pen during process of writing or represents the reach of the hand with the wrist at rest.

a)

Pen hold

b)

Pen shading

c)

Pen pressure

d)

Pen scope

44.

It refers to a more obvious gap between letters.

a)

Pen lift

b)

Retouching

c)

Pen hold

d)

Hiatus

45.

Characterized by general irregularity that is not due to weakness but to the lack of skill and a mental uncertainty as to the form and a general clumsiness result from unfamiliarity with the whole writing process.

a)

Genuine tremor

b)

Tremor of fraud

c)

Tremor of weakness

d)

Tremor of illiteracy

46.

The rounded outer side of the top of the band, crook or curve in small letters.

a)

Hitch

b)

Humps

c)

Hook

d)

Beard

47.

The slight up and down introductory stroke or sort of double hitch seen at the beginning of many capital letters.

a)

Beard

b)

Humps

c)

Hitch

d)

Through

48.

That upward strokes, usually on letters that have high loops such as l, h, d.

a)

Staff, stem, shank

b)

Spur

c)

Hitch

d)

Whirl

49.

The horizontal and looped strokes that are often used to complete such letter as A, D, P, R, F.

a)

Staff, stem, shank

b)

Central part

c)

Buckle knot

d)

Eye loop

50.

The bend, crook, or cure in the inner side of the upper loop.

a)

Arc

b)

Spur

c)

Blunt

d)

Buckle knot

51.

The main stroke or the upright long down stroke that is the trunk or stalk.

a)

Shank, staff or stem

b)

Initial spur

c)

Hitch

d)

Whirl

52.

The part of a letter ordinarily formed by a small circle that usually lies on the line of writing.

a)

Staff, shank or stem

b)

Whirl

c)

Central part

d)

Space filler

53.

The upward horizontal or downward final stroke, usually seen in small letters.

a)

Space filler

b)

Blunt

c)

Knob

d)

Buckle knot

54.

It seen on the beginning of ending strokes of letters both small and capital in which the pen touched or left the paper so slowly that a tiny pool of ink spread slightly.

a)

Blunt

b)

Eye loop

c)

Knob

d)

Foot

55.

The continuous line that joints the successive letters.

a)

Cursive

b)

Connection

c)

Beard

d)

Ductus broken

56.

Refers to factors which influence the writer’s ability to write and circumstances under which the writing was prepared.

a)

Writing movement

b)

Transitory cause

c)

Writing conditions

d)

Natural variation

57.

Is a name of a person written by himself on a document as a sign of acknowledgement?

a)

Handwriting

b)

Signature

c)

Holograph

d)

Penmanship

58.

The class of signature used in acknowledging important document such as will, checks, contract and business papers.

a)

Formal or complete

b)

Informal or cursory

c)

Model signature

d)

Careless scribble

59.

The act of simulating or copying or tracing somebody’s signature without the permission of the former for profit.

a)

Cursory or informal

b)

Simulated forgery

c)

Forgery

d)

Traced forgery

60.

The class of signature for routinary document or made for personal correspondence.

a)

Formal

b)

Careless scribble

c)

Cursory

d)

Forgery

61.

Forged signature written without any attempt to copy or effect resemblance of the genuine signature.

a)

Forgery

b)

Simulation

c)

Simple

d)

Traced forgery

62.

Forged signature which closely resemble the genuine signature since they have been produced by following an outline of the genuine signature.

a)

Traced

b)

Laser

c)

Carbonized

d)

Indention

63.

The type of signature which resemble the genuine signature written in free-hand.

a)

Traced

b)

Simulated

c)

Simple

d)

Forgery

64.

The genuine signature which has been used in the preparation of a traced or simulated forgery.

a)

Simple

b)

Exemplars

c)

Standard

d)

Model

65.

This is the signature used for mail carrier, delivery of goods, purchase of equipment and an autograph collector.

a)

Formal or complete

b)

Model signature

c)

Cursory

d)

Careless scribble

66.

Is the signature signed at a particular time and place, under particular conditions while the signer was at a particular age, mental and physical conditions with a particular purpose and reason for recording his name?

a)

Standard signature

b)

Model signature

c)

Evidential signature

d)

Guided signature

67.

The process by which an outline of the genuine signature is produced on the fraudulent document underneath the genuine signature by tracing the outline of the genuine signature with the use of a pointed instrument with a considerable pressure apply over the genuine signature, also known canal-like structure.

a)

Carbon process

b)

Transmitted light process

c)

Projection process

d)

Indention process

68.

Is the process of forging a genuine signature done by allowing a strong source of light to pass through at the back of the paper bearing the genuine signature and following the imposed image of the genuine signature?

a)

Laser

b)

Indention

c)

Traced

d)

Projection

69.

The type of writing instrument that makes detection of pen-lifts, hesitation and patching very difficult.

a)

Fountain pen

b)

Iron-nutgall ink

c)

Ball point pen

d)

Shadowgraph

70.

This is also known as spurious signatures.

a)

Simulated

b)

Model

c)

Simple

d)

Traced