Worksheetsset 2 qde
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
New pages of writing, typewriting or printing maybe inserted.
intercallation
substitution
additions
it is the writing between the lines of an instrument for the purpose of adding a part to it or correcting what has been written.
intercalation
addition
substitution
when the entire page has been removed from an instrument and has been replaced by another piece containing matters different from those of the removed page.
cancellation and obliteration
substitution
intercalation
The elimination of a word, name or sentence without the necessity of rewriting the entire matter.
addition
cancellation and obliteration
intercalation
refers to the starting stroke.
INITIAL STROKE
CONNECTING STROKE
TERMINAL STROKE
stroke that connects letter in cursive writing. (Circular, oblong or elliptical, angular)
LOOPS
CONNECTING STROKE
TERMINAL STROKE
the last stroke in handwriting
EYE LOOP OR EYELET
LOOPS
TERMINAL STROKE
A stroke that is found in long letters resembling an oblong curve.
LOOPS
EYE LOOP OR EYELET
DIACRITIC
the small loop formed by stroke that extends in divergent directions.
ARC OR ARCH
EYE LOOP OR EYELET
DIACRITIC
an element added to complete a certain letter.
ARC OR ARCH
BEARD
DIACRITIC
any arcade form in the body of a letter. Top curved
hump
hitch
ARC OR ARCH
a rudimentary (simple) curved initial stroke.
hump
beard
hitch
result of a drawing process of forgery
buckle knot
BLUNT (round)Ending/Beginning
knob
the horizontal and looped strokes that are often used to complete such letters.
hitch
blunt
BUCKLE KNOT
the part of a letter ordinarily formed by a small circle that usually lies in the line of writing.
hitch
FOOT OF THE LETTER
CENTRAL PART OR BODY
the lower portion of any down stroke which terminates on the baseline.
hook
FOOT OF THE LETTER
hump
the introductory backward stroke added to the beginning and ending of many capital letters or small letters.
hitch
hook through
spur
– the bend, crook, or curve on the inner side of the bottom loop or curve of a small letter.
hump
hitch
HOOK OR THROUGH
the rounded outside top of the bend, crook or curve in as small letter.
hook
spur
hump
short, horizontal beginning/ending stroke
hitch
spur
knob
rounded appearance at the beginning or ending stroke.
hitch
spur
knob
downward stroke of any letter.
shank
stem
MAIN STROKE OR SHANK /STEM
is a minute involuntary talon- like formation often found at the commencement of an initial up strokes or the end of terminal.
spur
hook through
hook
is the top portion of the letter or upper loop.
ASCENDER
descender
spur
is the lower portion or lower loop of a letter
descender
ascender
baseline
Maybe actual or imaginary line where the letter rests.
embelishment
baseline
imaginary line
this refers to additional, unnecessary strokes not necessary to legibility of letter forms or writings but incorporated in writing for decorative or ornamental purposes.
RUBRIC OR EMBELLISHMENT
rubric
baseline
