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Question Document Pre Board 2026

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Inserting a letter, number, figures or symbol in an existing element of a document is called what?

a)

Intercalation or interlineation

b)

Addition or substitution

c)

Alteration or modification

d)

Obliteration or defacement  

2.

What term is used for the removal by striking out letter, number, figures or symbol in an existing element of documents?

a)

Deletion

b)

Addition

c)

Submission

d)

Intercalation

3.

There are several methods of document alterations; the illustration shows an example of what ways or means of alterations?

a)

Intercalation

b)

Addition

c)

Alteration

d)

Obliteration

4.

There are several methods of document alterations; the illustration shows  an example of what ways or means of alterations?

a)

Addition

b)

Deletion

c)

Submission

d)

Intercalation

5.

In selecting evidence for payment of goods and services, which receipt will you look for?

a)

Official receipt

b)

Sales invoice receipt

c)

Gross receipt

d)

Petty cash receipt

6.

What is NOT an example of public documents?

a)

Deeds and contracts

b)

Certification issued by public officials

c)

Scholastic records

d)

Marriage license

7.

s examiner you have to select part of the handwriting which will be your basis in establishing how and from where the strokes in writing begin or end. In the illustration below, which part in the illustration shows most likely the beginning of the initial stroke?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

8.

Which in the illustrations of handwriting suggest heavy writing pressure?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

9.

Which element of writing movement below pertains to the flow of writing, correct line quality and punctuation and proportionate formation of letter and figures which normally found on the handwriting of a literate individual?

a)

Rhythm

b)

Pen pause

c)

Pen lift

d)

Hesitations

10.

Which sets of illustration below shows buckle knot?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

11.

What is the most common method used in causing secret writing visible to the naked eye?

a)

Ultraviolet Light Examinations

b)

Oblique Light Examinations

c)

Incident Light Examinations

d)

Transmitted Light Examinations

 

12.

The following are the purposes of a  forensic document examiner in conducting scientific examinations, comparisons, and analyses of documents, EXCEPT?

a)

Appear in court to prosecute the case involving forgery and related crimes

b)

Establish genuineness or non-genuineness; and reveal alterations, additions, or deletions

c)

Identify or eliminate persons as the source of handwriting; and identify or eliminate the source of machine produced documents,

d)

Visualize other impressions, marks, or relevant evidence of any kind

13.

As document examiner, what initial steps should you take if the genuineness of a document is being questioned?

a)

it should be handled with care so as not to impair the evidential value of the document

b)

it should immediately be examined/scrutinized to ensure its evidential value.

c)

It should be disregarded until the person who cause problem comes out in the open

d)

It should be presented to the investigators to establish basis for criminal action

 

14.

If you do oblique lighting upon a document with camera and lights, what particular characteristics in the documents  you would intend to discover?

a)

Indentation

b)

Erasures

c)

Watermarks

d)

Age of documents

15.

What scientific instrument are you going to use as technique to detect and visualize indented writing in a document?

a)

Electrostatic detection apparatus

b)

Thin layer chromatography

c)

Mass spectrometry

d)

Iodine fuming

 

16.

Which of the following techniques will you use to decipher secret writing?

a)

Ultraviolet

b)

X-ray

c)

Infrared

d)

Electro scanning microscope

17.

In order to minimize a conscious writing effort, what should a document examiner consider when collecting writing samples from a suspected writer of a questioned document?

a)

a similar writing instrument should be used.

b)

at least 1 exemplar of the same text should be produced.

c)

the instructions should be given on punctuation and spelling

d)

the questioned document should be shown to the suspect

18.

In questioned document examination, what is the other term for a known handwriting sample as a standard for comparison?

a)

            Exemplar

b)

Example

c)

Excerpt

d)

Extract

19.

What instrument is used to distinguish different ink used to alter a document?

a)

Thin layer chromatography

b)

Electrostatic detection apparatus

c)

Mass spectrometry

d)

Magnifier       

20.

What is the purpose of a document examiner if he use a Thin layer chromatography?

a)

to separate the components of different inks.

b)

to create counterfeit currency.

c)

to make an electronic forgery.

d)

to take pictures of questioned documents.

21.

What is the most important equipment in detecting obliterated writings?

a)

Infrared

b)

Ultraviolet

c)

Microscope

d)

Magnifying lens

22.

As document examiner, how would you describe the image being shown below.

a)

Obliterated writing

b)

Erased writing

c)

Chemically treated writing

d)

Erasures by abrasive materials

23.

In the magnification process, which of the tools below is the most appropriate?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

24.

What term is used to describe such translucent mark or image impressed on paper during its  manufacture which is quite visible when the paper is held up against the light?

a)

Watermark

b)

Hall mark

c)

Indented mark

d)

Unusual mark

25.

In QD examination, which of the elements of writing below is being described as  shaky or erratic letters characteristics of a traced forgery by indentation? 

a)

Line form

b)

Spacing

c)

Line habit

d)

Unusual letter

 

26.

In questioned document, what term or element is used to describe I-dots  and T-bars or crosses in handwritings?

a)

Diacritics

b)

Slant quality

c)

Line habit

d)

Letter formation

27.

In handwriting examination, what principle can support the statement that each person has a range of natural variation especially in extended handwriting?

a)

No person can write exactly the same way twice

b)

Like fingerprints, handwriting is unique to each individual

c)

No writer can exceed his or her writing skill level

d)

Everyone's handwriting properties has their own unique style

28.

What is the basis of all handwriting identification?

a)

individuality of handwriting characteristics

b)

class or group characteristics

c)

uniqueness of writing properties

d)

individual idiosyncrasies

29.

Ideally, how many standards or specimens of writing are needed to compare with the questioned document?

a)

10-12

b)

8-10

c)

5-7

d)

1 is to 1

30.

What principle shall apply to a statement that a person may be identified through his/her handwriting?

a)

No two persons write exactly alike

b)

No one can write exactly the same way twice

c)

No person can exceed his/her writing skill more than his/ser best

d)

A person's writing vary at the passage of time

31.

When tremor or shaky stroke is found only in one place and does not affect in any way other parts within a handwriting, what is the logical explanation that can be made thereof?

a)

such tremor or shaky stroke may be an indication of forgery

b)

the tremor or shaky stroke is definitely a product of natural variation

c)

the tremor or shaky stroke is a result of an unsteady hand

d)

the tremor or shaky is indication that the writer is ill

32.

The following are indications of genuineness in handwriting examination, EXCEPT?

a)

patching or retouching

b)

genuine tremors

c)

good line quality

d)

continuous and unbroken strokes

33.

Are all writing instruments capable of producing shadings in handwriting?

a)

Yes, regardless of the kinds of writing instruments used

b)

No, only a technical pen can produce shading

c)

Yes, even pencil as writing instrument can produce shading 

d)

No, because only those flexible pens produce shading

34.

Which of the following is NOT an indication of rapid writing:

a)

blunt beginning stroke and blunt terminal stroke

b)

flying start and flying finish

c)

misplaced i-dots and t-crosses

d)

abbreviated and over simplification of words or letters

35.

The following describes what a document is, EXCEPT what?

a)

should be visible only

b)

contains marks, symbols, or signs

c)

conveys meaning or message to someone

d)

any material

36.

Any property or mark that distinguishes.

a)

Characteristics

b)

Class Characteristics

c)

Collation

d)

Comparison

 

37.

A writing in which the letters are for the most part joined together.

a)

Cursive Writing

b)

Hand lettering

c)

Jointed Writing

d)

Manuscript Writing

38.

A term suggesting that there is an argument or controversy over the document, and strictly speaking this is its true meaning.

a)

Disputed Document

b)

Altered Document

c)

Questioned Document

d)

Standard Document

39.

You know very well that a writer may deliberately try to alter his usual writing habits in hopes of hiding his identity. As document examiner, how do you consider this, regardless of their effectiveness?

a)

Disguised Writing

b)

Covered Writing

c)

Deliberate Writing

d)

Fraudulent Writing

40.

Writing is a complex act and a highly developed skill. Many influences affect the development of each person’s writing ability, resulting in what?

a)

Unique style of each individual writer

b)

Similarity of the writing style of each individual

c)

Capability of man to produce the same writing relatively

d)

Permanency of writing of man throughout his life