Pangasinan Colleges of Science and Technology

PANGASINAN COLLEGES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY

URDANETA CITY

1. What is the universally accepted form of acknowledgment?

a. signature b. thumb mark the above

3. It is the shaky strokes of a person intending to forge is c. affidavit d. handwriting

2. What is the common questioned document to be examined is

a. signature b. altered document c. forged document d. all of

a. writing habits b. strokes

c. tremors d. none of these

4. It refers to the art of good writings

a. cacography b. calligraphy

c. diacritic d. ligature

6. This is made to imitate the real thing used for gain, usually applied to a form of forgery involving money is.

a. forgery b. casting

c. tracing d. counterfeiting

7. It refers to a bad writing .

a. calligraphy b. ligature

c. hiatus d. cacography

8. It is the study in analysis of handwriting for the purpose of assessing the hand writers trait of personality is.

a. hand writer characteristics b. individual characteristics

c. graphology d. calligraphy

9. All features of the paper money, except.

a. vignette b. portrait

c. milling marks d. serial number

10. It is characterize by connected strokes between letters is

a. hiatus b. ligature

c. hump d. pen lift

11. It means the widening of the strokes is.

a. patching b. retracing

c. shading d. pen jump

12. In a forge document were the original letter was erased an rewritten again in the same area, what is the possibility?

a. it will spread b. it will blot

c. it will be prominent to see d. it will not be read

13. This the interruption in a strokes cause by removing in the writing instrument from the paper is.

a. shading b. retracing

c. pen lifting d. retouching

14. What is that which widens the ink stroke due to added pressure on a flexible pen point?

a. retracing b. lifting

c. shading d. tracing

15. What is the first step in procurement of typewriting exemplars?

a. procurement of a suspected typewriter b. acquisition of typewriting exemplars

c. study of the question typewriting d. preparation of exemplar typewriting

16. What type of forgery involves fraudulent signature executive by actual following the outline of the signature with a writing instrument?

a. carbonized b. lasered

c. shaded d. traced

17. It is done when one retouches or goesback over a defective portion of a writing stroke.

a. pressuring b. retracing

c. shading d. patching

18. Graphology came from the two Greek words.

a. graphien and ology

b. graphien and logy

c. graph and ology

d. graph and logy

19. Refers to a forensic science that concerned with identification of handwriting and technical aspects of document preparation is.

a. graphology b. signature identification

c. question document examination d. grapho analysis

20. The following are the scope of the document examination except.

a. identification of handwriting and signature

b. deciphering erasures and alterations

c. identification of a document as forgery

d. anything that bears marks signs and symbols

21. Refers to the collection of letter formations, typically created by a teacher or penman, that generally contain some features within similar letter formation.

a. Handwriting

b. handwriting system

c. signature

d. characteristics

22. Refers to the impressions from the writing instrument captured on sheets of paper below the one contains the original is.

a. second page writing

b. indented writing

c. photocopy

d. A&B

23. When the paper is held up to the light display an area of translucent design is called.

a. opacity b. water marks

c. color d. brightness

24. These are forgeries created when authentic signatures are misused by means of photocopies or computer scanners.

a. simple forgery b. simulated forgery

c. traced forgery d. cut and paste forgery

25. The first recorded questioned document analysis occurred in Germany. A chemical test for a particular ink dye applied to a document known as.

a. Konigin Hanschritt b. Francois Demelle

c. Surete d. Vegetal et Animal

26. He was convicted of treason based on a mistaken handwriting identification by Bertillon is.

a. William Herschel b. Alfred Dreyfus of France

c. Henry Godard d. Edmund Locard

27. The forger writes the name of someone else with no attempt to replicate the appearance of victim signature is.

a. simple b. simulated

c. cut and paste d. traced

28. Refers to a process wherein the pen reinks a written portion of the line is.

a. penlift b. retracing

c. format d. spacing

29. Check writers is also known as .

a. check protectors b. ATM

c. electrostatic d. detection apparatus

30. Check writers maybe identified as to manufacturer by its mechanism and.

a. Type face design b. fabric ribbon

c. imprint d. paper

31. These are intentional or design characteristic that would be common to a particular group

a. class characteristic b. individual characteristic

c. breech mark d. rifling mark

32. it is the most personal and individual thing that a man leaves record that can be scene and studied.

a. document b. writing

c. characteristic

33. A group of muscles which push-up the pen to form the upward stroke.

a. extensor b. flexor c. finger movement

34. A document prepared, written, signed by the person himself without the presence of any witness even a lawyer.

a. notarial will b.holographic document c. public document

35. Is any material containing marks or symbols, which furnish information or convey meaning to the receiver of the material.

a. disputed document b. questioned document c. document

36. The first duty of the investigator, or ant one who has in his possession a document which may be used in evidence is.

a. to preserved in its original conditions

b. to examine the presence of prints left by the writer

c. to paste the document or another paper to repair or strengthen it.

37. The earliest way of identifying the date of manufacture of the paper

a. quality b. discoloration c. color d. water marks

38. This provides a three- dimensional enlargement which is important when searching for identifying characteristics in typewriting samples.

a. stereoscopic b.comparison

c. infra-red image conversion microscopic d. compound

39. This machine maybe regarded as a very simple form of typewriter which drives ink covered type faces into the very paper of the cheque.

a. cheque-typewriting machines

b. typewriter

c. Elite typewriter

d. Pica typewriter

40. In writing, there function as an exterior of the hand.

a. finger b. hand c. pen

41. It is the visual record of the writing movement.

a. pen b. pen stroke c. pen record

42. A device which is intended to prevent either erasure or alteration of entries on cheques.

a. microscope b. camera

c. cheque-writer d. cheque typewriter

43. An instrument which makes a possible to see physical evidence directly that otherwise might be impossible.

a. microscope b. camera

c. cheque-writer d. typewriter

44. The earliest form of material on which writings was placed.

a. paper b. cotton c. skin of animals d. linen

45. The first artificial material that was used in Egypt.

a. paper b. papyrus c. skin of animals d. linen

46. The earliest way of identifying the date of manufacture of the paper.

a. quality b. color c. water marks d. discoloration

47. This provides a three- dimensional enlargement, which is important when searching for identifying characteristics in typewriting samples.

a. stereoscopic b. comparison

c. infrared image conversion microscope d. compound

48. The earliest kind of ink.

a. indian ink b. logwood ink c. ball point pen ink d. nigrosine ink

49. This type of microscope is a valuable tool for the detection of alterations and comparison of inks.

a. compound b. infrared image conversion

c. stereoscopic d. microscopic

50. This kind of forgery is basically a drawing and consequently lacks free natural movement inherent in a persons normal writing.

a. simple b. simulated c. traced

51. What kind of forgery wherein, the forger uses a false name and makes rapid strokes, disturbing his usual writing by adopting a camouflage called disguise.

a. simple forgery b. simulated forgery c. traced forgery

52. This process issued for the production of all genuine bank notes.

a. engraving b. letterpress printing c. offset process

53. This process or method of printing paper is the most common modern method used by counterfeiters to make false/ fake paper money.

a. engraving b. letterpress c. off-set

54. This process of printing paper is used to add the serial numbers of bank notes.

a. engraving b.letter press c.off-set

55. It is the changing of documents by removing certain parts.

a. erasure b. alteration c. obliteration

55. Sometimes forger spills ink on a document to hide parts he does not want to be seen.

a. erasure b. alteration c. obliteration

56. It is the best place to examine a counterfeit coin.

a. edge of the coin b. sole of the coin c. lettering of the coin

57. There are two kinds of tremor, these are.

a. tremor of fraud and extreme weakness

b. tremor of age and sickness

c. tremor of laziness and overworked

58. The result of an attempt to transfer to a fraudulent document an exact facsimile of a genuine writing.

a. simple forgery b. simulated forgery c. traced forgery

59. A tracing process where the forger traces usually with considerable pressure over the genuine signature.

a. carbon process b. indentation process c. transmitted light process

60. A Tracing process where the forger tracesa signature outline with pencil or pen and ink. Following the design of the genuine signature, visible by the light and back of it.

a. carbon process b. indentation process c. transmitted light process

61. A process by which the lines to be printed are cut into pieces of metal by hand or with a machine.