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#1. Who First Published Treatise On Systematic Document Examination?
#2. Which of the following methods used in the analysis of ink may be described as ‘destructive’?
#3. Assertion (A): As the rhodamine ‘B’ in ballpoint pen ink degrades, it losesthe ethyl groups. Reason (R): The ethyl groups are replaced by hydrogen atoms.
#4. Toner type, toner fusion, splattering effect and drum defect marks are used to examine following type of documents:
#5. The best method for packing to collect handwriting evidence on paper is:
#6. Erasure of a writing using rubber is called:
#7. When Heavy Metals Are Part Of Ink In Case Of Secret Writing, Then The Secret Writing Can Be Deciphered Under :-
#8. ‘Off-its-feet’ is an individual characteristic found in ________
#9. Questioned Document is sometimes also referred to as :-
#10. When The Wire Mark Is Parallel To The Paper And Is Examined Under Transmitted Light, Then The Paper Is Referred To As :-
#11. Indented writing means:
#12. An individual’s handwriting is affected by a persons _______ .
#13. Copy prepared by superimposing the document is called:
#14. The traditional printing method of relief printing is also known as:
#15. Which of the following is not an anti-counterfeiting measure that may be incorporated into printed documents?
#16. The direction of stroke of ball point pen lines can be determined by examining:
#17. In dealing with fax machines, photocopiers and computer printers, which class characteristics might be examined?
#18. The study of handwriting, especially when employed as a means of analyzing character and personality traits, is known as:
#19. Counterfeiting is a federal offense that primarily involves copying:
#20. In handwriting, a short initial or terminal stroke is called:
#21. Iron-tanin ink gave a blue colour to the line of writing due to the presence of indigo dye. It turned black after some time because:
#22. The following method is non-destructive technique for ink identification:
#23. First Documental Record Of Questioned Document Analysis Occurred In :-
#24. Literary forgery refers to the forgery of a:
#25. The Process of reading or interpreting the effaced or illegible writing is:
#26. The term ‘Petroglyphs’ is used for which types of questioned documents?
#27. In proportional spacing typewriters, each character occupies which types of the following space:
#28. Blobbing can be found in writings written with_______.
#29. Which of the following instrument is used to decipher indented writing?
#30. When a light source is passed over the paper at an oblique angle, lighting is known as;
#31. Inks with polyethylene glycol base began replacing the oil-based ink in ball-point pens in the year:
#32. Guided-hand writing is also known as ________.
#33. Grazing angle in case of oblique light examination of documents pertains to_______.
#34. Document examiners frequently uncover the original writing of words that have been crossed out with the aid of:
#35. Ambidextrous writer is a writer who can write with equal ease and skill with _______:
#36. What term is used for the standard used for comparison?
#37. The following is a sign of forgery:
#38. Criminals can alter or acquire checks in many ways, including:
#39. The electrostatic detection apparatus (ESDA) is not used:
#40. Questioned Document is also known as:
#41. In Handwriting, A Short Initial Or Terminal Stroke Is Called:-
#42. Kromekote paper method is used in the following:
#43. Nigrosine Ink is obtained from:
#44. Taggants in ink are:
#45. A consolation paid for the safe release of somebody or something is called:
#46. A gap within a stroke when the writing instrument leaves the paper is called a:
#47. The following are examples of ‘Questioned Documents’, Except:
#48. Examination of Handwriting in the suicide note will reveal:
#49. Which of the following are examples of diacritic marks in handwriting?
#50. Pica type of typewriter types _______.
#51. Charred Documents should be packed in:
#52. In handwriting comparison the crossing in ‘t’ and the dots in ‘i’ and ‘j’ are known as:
#53. The author of the book entitled “Suspect Document” is:
#54. The most commonly used material for in the manufacture of paper is:
#55. Handwriting which is joined top to bottom lower case is known as:
#56. The writing, in which a person has made a deliberate attempt to remove or modify all or some of the writing habits is known as:
#57. The following analysis is done in graphology:
#58. Signatures on cheques, drivers license and other official documents are examples of:
#59. A defect in the type written document in which a character prints a double impression with the lighter one slightly offset of the right or left, is known as:
#60. The Science Of Handwriting Comparison Is A :-
#61. The following is most likely to develop individual characteristics when it is used a lot:
#62. Documents are sometimes chemically treated to make them look:
#63. The traditional printing method of relief printing is also known as:
#64. Which of the following statements is not true?
#65. The writing on charred document can be restored by:
#66. ESDA:
#67. Which one of the following types of ink, if erased, can be restored with the sulfocyanic acid fuming method?
#68. The approximate age of iron gallotannate ink on document can be determined with the help of
#69. The following method is used for determining the age of an ink by tracking the degradation of certain dyes.
#70. Which Crime Comes Under White Collar Crime ?
#71. The following are characteristic features for comparison of handwriting, except;
#72. FDEs Means
#73. The most suitable technique for liquid ink individualization is:
#74. the production of an imitation of currency, artwork, documents, and name-brand knock-off items for the purpose of deception:
#75. Inkjet printer printing can be recognized by:
#76. Obliterations can be deciphered by taking photographs using:
#77. The Characteristic Feature Of Wrist Writing Is/Are :–
#78. Handwriting with finger movements may be characterized by ______:
#79. What Acronym Is Used To Describe The Computer Program That Helps Analyze Handwriting Samples?
#80. When Copper, Zinc And Iron Are Present In Secret Writing Inks, Secret Writing Can Be Deciphered After Treatment With :-
#81. Which of the following disease affects handwriting?
#82. Segments of writing obscured by the application of an appropriate substance such as a correction fluid are known as:
#83. Initial comparisons of documents are done with:
#84. Steganography means:
#85. Questioned documents include:
#86. If An Investigator Is To Prepare Standards From A Suspect Typewriter, What Procedure Is Recommended :-
#87. Using an eraser, knife, sandpaper, or sharp tool to remove part of a document:
#88. Used to view the details of the image close up:
#89. Which of the following is characteristic of genuine signatures?
#90. Graphology can be defined as examination of handwriting for purpose of determining ________.
#91. Removing, adding, or changing a portion of the original:
#92. How to determine watermark evidence?
#93. Which of the following statements is not true?
#94. When two sets of writings / signatures are exactly superimposing upon each other, that means:
#95. The most suitable solvent system for thin layer chromatography/paper chromatography of inks is
#96. A Blind Loop In Handwriting Can Be Defined As :-
#97. TAPPI stands for:
#98. Daisy wheel is a type of:
#99. Which printing method results in the variation in the thickness of the ink deposited on the paper:
#100. Forgeries are documents:
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