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Ch10 Handwriting Analysis, Forgery and Counterfeiting
Ch10 Handwriting Analysis, Forgery and Counterfeiting
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1
Pen manufactures claim the counterfeiting - detecting pen is:
50 % effective
100 % effective
30 % effective
98 % effective
2
Initial comparison of documents is done with
a hand held lens
all listed
the naked eye
microscopes
3
Line form includes the smoothness of the letters and darkness of the up and downward stroke.
Um, could be
maybe
true
false
4
Forensic Information System for Handwriting is a computerized handwriting database used by
All listed
Secret Service
FBI
Local Police Department
5
Currency is a printed document issued by a bank, guaranteeing payment to the holder on demand.
False
True
6
The study of graphology is:
none of these choices.
not necessarily accepted, can indicate the writer's personality type
accepted as part of forensic science
not necessarily accepted, can indicate the writer's possible personality
7
When material gain, such as money, accompanies a forgery, it is called
fradulence
battery
deception
a monetary gain
8
Document analysis is the examination and comparison of questioned documents with known exemplar
False
True
9
Counterfeit-detecting pens are inexpensive special pens and markers containing the element:
invisible ink
carbon
mercury
Iodine
10
Who was the number one master forger during the 1980s? Hint: Blew off some fingers.
Mark Hofman
Frank Abagnale
Konrad Kujau
Gene Polymer
11
The Government continues to change the design of currency to make it difficult to copy and to prevent _
literary forgery
Counterfeiting
check forgery
Forgery
12
The number one way that people suspect fakes and scrutinize money is because
they are too perfect
they are too big
they don't feel right
they are too small
13
When false documents or other items are copied for the purpose of deception, it is called:
all listed
forgery
counterfeiting
fraud
14
A standard document of known origin and authorship used in handwriting analysis is known as _____
a forgery
an exemplar
fradulence
a counterfeit
15
Forgeries are documents
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made with the intention of deceiving someone
adapted with the intention of deceiving someone
falsified with the intention of deceiving someone
16
Formatting includes the spacing between letters, words, lines, and the margins.
Um, could be
True
False
maybe
17
A person's handwriting exhibits characteristics that make it indistinguishable from other samples
false
Um, could be
maybe
true
18
Americans write 70 billion checks a year. What is the approximate value of illegitimate checks that are cashed each day?
$67 million
$87 million
$47 million
$27 million
19
Literary forgery refers to forgery of a :
all listed
signature
piece of writing, such as a historic letter or manuscript
piece of art
20
The primary purpose of forging something is to profit from the fake or alteration.
Um, could be
true
false
maybe
21
Computerized analysis of handwriting samples has the disadvantages of being slower than humans.
false
true
Um, could be
maybe
22
Documents are sometimes chemically treated to make them look:
foreign
older
more authentic
younger
23
The Board of Forensic Dedicated Experts provide a certified training program for handwriting analysis.
False
True
24
A graphologist is also known as an exemplar
true
false
maybe
25
Which of these affects a person's handwriting the
most
?
weather
mood
drugs
age
26
Handwriting experts examine ___ major categories of characters of a person's handwriting
30
20
12
6
27
A document expert is specially trained to scientifically analyze printing in a document
True
False
28
What Government agency is responsible for maintaining the F.I.S.H. system?
The ATF
The CIA
The FBI
The Secret Service
29
When currency or other government related items are copied for the purpose of deception and profit, it is called:
counterfeiting
fraud
forgery
scamming
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Criminals can alter or acquire checks in many ways, including:
directly altering a check
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intercepting someone's check, alterting it and cashing it
ordering someone else's checks from a deposit slip