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Forensic 4

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

It is a sheet of interlaced fibers

usually cellulose fibers from plants, but sometimes from cloth rags or other fibrous materials.

a)

Paper

b)

Watermarks

c)

Fiber

d)

Inks

2.

____________ is generally

Attributed to a Chinese court official Cailun, in about 105 BC, although the Chinese had probably made paper from silk fibers.

a)

Invention Fiber

b)

Invention Paper

c)

Sources of Cellulose

d)

Production of paper

3.

    From about 2400 BCE or erlier, the

people of egypt, palestine, syria and southern europe used the pith of the sedge “Cyperus papyrus” to make a writing material known as_____.

a)

Parchment

b)

Cloth or Rugs

c)

Papyrus

d)

Fiber

4.

Any study or examination which is

made with the microscope in order to discover minute physical details.

a)

Infrared Examination

b)

Ultra-Violet Examination

c)

Microscopic Examination

d)

Stereoscopic Examination

5.

  In an examination of this kind, the document is viewed with the source of illumination behind it and the light passing through the paper.

a)

a.     Microscopic Examination

b)

Infrared Examination

c)

Stereoscopic Examination

d)

Transmitted Light Examination

6.

It is a technique in examination of

Questioned Document wherein its invisible and occurs in a wave length just below the visible blue violet end of the spectrum (rainbow).

a)

Infrared Examination

b)

Microscopic Examination

c)

Ultra-violet Examination

d)

Transmitted Light Examination

7.

A kind of writing material made

from the skins primarily of sheep, calves, or goat, parchment was probably developed in the middle east more or less contemporaneously with papyrus.

a)

Papyrus

b)

Parchment

c)

Fiber

d)

Rugs or Cloth

8.

It is a liquid or paste that contains

pigments or dyes and is used to color a surface to produce an image, text, or design.

a)

Ink

b)

Pen or Pencil

c)

Paper

d)

Carbon

9.

  Type of ink that is essentially a

waterproof ink that it “stick” permanently to paper and run very little. Used by amateur tattoo artist.

a)

Dye Ink

b)

Pigment Ink

c)

Carbon Ink

d)

Indian Ink

10.

These are commonly made from

lampblack or soot and binding agent such as gum arabic or animal glue.

a)

Indelible Ink

b)

Invisible Ink

c)

Carbon Ink

d)

Iron Gall Ink

11.

  ______is derived from the latin

word “penna” means feather. It is a writing implement used to apply ink to a surface, such as paper, for writing or drawing.

a)

Pen

b)

Paper

c)

Handwriting Pen

d)

Handwriting Instrument

12.

  It employs invisible radiation beyond

the red portion of the visible spectrum (rainbow) which is usually recorded on a specially sensitized photograph emulsion.

a)

Infrared Examination

b)

Ultra-violet Examination

c)

Microscopic Examination

d)

Transmitted Light Examination

13.

It is a result of a very complicated

series of acts, being as a whole, a combination of certain forms of visible mental and muscular habits acquired by long continued painstaking effort.

a)

Signature

b)

Handwriting

c)

Writing Instrument

d)

Pencil

14.

__________is committed by any

person who, with intent to defraud signed the name of another person or fictitious person knowing that he/she has no authority to do so.

a)

Forgery

b)

Perjury

c)

Disputed Signature

d)

Cursive Writing

15.

It is defined as the fraudulent writing or the signature of another in the natural or disguised writing of the forger.

a)

Forgery

b)

Simple Forgery

c)

Perjury

d)

Questioned Signature

16.

Also known as a “biro” , is a pen that

dispenses ink over a metal ball at its point. The metal commonly used is steel, brass or tungsten carbide.

a)

Fountain Pen

b)

Roller Ball pen

c)

Ball Point pen

d)

Felt Tip Pen

17.

     This means “irremovable”. Some

types of ink have a very short shelf life because of the quickly evaporating solvents used. They used this ink in the form of Electoral stain to prevent electoral fraud

a)

Pigment Ink

b)

Indelible Ink

c)

Invisible Ink

d)

Dye Ink

18.

   Any fraudulent signature which was

executed by actually following the outline of genuine signature with a writing instrument.

a)

Trace Forgery

b)

Disguised Writing

c)

Simple Forgery

d)

Perjury

19.

  This are the Indications or symptoms

of forgery except?

a)

  Hesitation – pen stop at unusual places

b)

  Non-continuous strokes

c)

Concealed or Hidden Joining

d)

   Non-Bulbous or unblunt terminal strokes

20.

These are the three (3) method of

traced forgery except?

a)

  By aid of carbon paper

b)

Inclination Process

c)

By direct lighting method

d)

By direct Examination

21.

Any two writings in the same

language and especially those based on the same writing system naturally have similar. But when closely examined, two writings by the same person show some natural and inevitable variation in the letter form. Any single fundamental dissimilarity between two samples of writing is a strong indication of two writer.

a)

    Similarities & Differences

b)

Handwriting Identification

c)

Written by the same person

d)

Dissimilarities of the Writer

22.

    In the legal sense, as it applies to

civil and criminal litigation, handwriting identification seeks to establish the identity or non-identity of a writer.

a)

Handwriting

b)

Individual Handwriting

c)

Handwriting Identification

d)

Highly Personalize

23.

   It is a style of writing whereby the

letters in words are joined together having connecting stroke.

a)

Block

b)

Script/Manuscript

c)

Cursive Writing

d)

Highly Individualize Signature

24.

   It is a form of writing wherein the

entire words are written in an upper case.(All capital Letter)

a)

Block

b)

Script/Manuscript

c)

Signature

d)

Cursive writing

25.

Is a form of writing wherein the

letters are written separately usually starts with capital letter followed by the small letter.

a)

Block

b)

Script/Manuscript

c)

Signature

d)

Cursive Writing

26.

   This is the date of preparation of

document and should be contemporaneous (3 years before and 3 years after

a)

Date of Preparation

b)

Time of Execution

c)

Date and Place

d)

Amount of Standards

27.

This  means any property or marks

which distinguishes, and are commonly referred to as identifying details.

a)

     Handwriting characteristics

b)

Similarities and Differences

c)

Common characteristics

d)

Individual Characteristics

28.

    This is the style taught to the child in

school or by the parents.

a)

  Individual or Personal Characteristics

b)

Common or Class Characteristics

c)

    Handwriting Identification

d)

Highly Personalize Signature

29.

    This is based on the proposition that

“people are all alike” “people are all different” but there is a distinguishing individual features.

a)

Cursive Writing

b)

Script/Manuscript

c)

     Principle of Handwriting Identification

d)

Block

30.

In the criteria for Questioned

Document Examination, How was the writing executed?

a)

  Date of Preparation

b)

Writing Condition

c)

  Personalize signature

d)

Cursive Writing

31.

    Method of Traced Forgery that can

easily be traced by the present of carbon inks.

a)

By aid of Carbon Paper

b)

    By direct lighting method

c)

By Infrared Method

d)

By inclination Process

32.

Kinds of Forgery wherein the latter

exerting no efforts to effect a resemblance between the forgery and the genuine signature of the individual whose signature is being forged.

a)

Traced Forgery

b)

Disguised Writing

c)

Simple Forgery

d)

Cursive Writing

33.

  These are the different type of

document examination except?

a)

Handwriting

b)

Typewriting

c)

Counterfeiting

d)

Handwriting Identification

34.

These are the indication of

forgery except?

a)

Tremors

b)

Unnatural Penlift

c)

Misplaced Shading

d)

Buckle Knot

35.

In getting collected standards

the materials must be dictated to the suspect or victim (never allow the suspect to ______ the Q.D.).

a)

Feel

b)

Talk

c)

See

d)

Touch

36.

  The duties and responsibilities of

the Questioned Document Examiner is to__________, identification, analysis of interlineation, insertion and distortion.

a)

Conduct Examination

b)

Comparison

c)

Analysis

d)

Study

37.

Duties of the Questioned

Document Examiner is to appear as an ________in any civil or military courts.

a)

Officer of the Case

b)

Expert Witness

c)

Complainant

d)

Examiner

38.

  Takes   photographic

reproduction of evidence examined, compared and identified.

a)

Duties of the Q.D. Examiner

b)

Result of the Examination

c)

Conduct Examination

d)

Ready to Testify in Court

39.

Some portion of the dictation

should be repeated _______.

a)

5x

b)

2x

c)

3x

d)

4x

40.

  An examination with the

illumination so controlled that if strikes the surface of the document from one side at a very low angle.

a)

Oblique or Side light examination

b)

Infrared Examination

c)

Microscopic Examination

d)

Ultra-Violet Examination