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Chapter 10 Handwriting Analysis, Forgery and Counterfitting
Chapter 10 Handwriting Analysis, Forgery and Counterfitting
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The Gov continues to change the design of $ to make currency difficult to copy and to prevent _
Counterfeiting
literary forgery
Forgery
check forgery
2
When false documents or other items are copied for the purpose of deception, it is called:
all of the above
forgery
fraud
counterfeiting
3
Literary forgery refers to forgery of a :
signature
piece of writing, such as a historic letter or manuscript
piece of art
all of the above
4
Pen manufactures claim the counterfeiting - detecting pen is:
98 % effective
50 % effective
50 % effective
100 % effective
5
Document analysis is the examination and comparison of questioned documents with known material
true
false
6
The number one way that people suspect fakes and scrutinize money is because it doesn't
they are too small
It doesn't feel right
they are too big
7
Computerized analysis of handwriting samples has the disadvantages of being slower than human
true
false
maybe
8
When a material gain, such as money, accompanies a forgery, it is called
fradulence
deception
battery
a monetary gain
9
A document expert is a specially trained person who scientifically analyzes writing in a doc
false
true
10
Counterfeiting-detecting pens are inexpensive special pens and markers containing the element:
mercury
invisible ink
Iodine
carbon
11
Forensic Information System for Handwriting is a computerized handwriting database used by
FBI
Local Police Department
All of the above
the secret service
12
A standard document of known origin and authorship used in handwriting analysis is
counterfeiting
exemplar
fradulence
forgery
13
Initial comparison of documents are done with
all of the above
microscopes
a hand held lens
the naked eye
14
Forgeries are documents
adapted with the intention of deceiving someone
falsified with the intention of deceiving someone
made with the intention of deceiving someone
All of the above
15
Criminals can alter or acquire checks in many ways, including:
All of the above
intercepting someone's check, alterting it and cashing it
directly altering a check
ordering someone else's checks from a deposit slip
16
Documents are sometimes chemically treated to make them look:
foreign
more authentic
older
younger
17
A person's handwriting exhibits characteristic that make it indistinguishable from other sample
false
maybe
true
18
A graphologist is also known as an exemplar
false
true
maybe
19
Handwriting experts examine ___ major categories of characters of a person's handwriting
6
30
12
20
20
The primary purpose of forging something is to profit from the fake or alteration
true
maybe
false
21
Formatting includes the spacing between letters, words, and lines, the margins left
True
maybe
False
22
Line form include the smoothness of the letter & the darkness of the up and downward stroke
true
maybe
false