What are four types of fraud techniques?

Erasure, additions, cross-out, and burning

What are the three categories of handwriting?

Letter form, line form, and formatting

What are four types of synthetic polymers?

Polyester, olefin, nylon, and acrylic

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1
Culprits trying to disguise their writing style or forge another person's is called...
Unconscious writing effort
Cryptic writing effort
Conscious writing effort
Muscle memory effort
2
Handwriting is NOT a neuromuscular skill
True
False
3
Fibers must be collected within _______ hours of a crime occurring.
48
36
72
24
4
The Unabomber was caught while fleeing to Europe
True
False
5
What is the most counterfeited bill?
$50
$100
$5
$20
6
What are four types of fraud techniques?
Chemical, radial, synthetic, metallic
Erasure, additions, cross-out, and burning
Spiral, linear, zone, and quadrant
Tamper, stain, lift, and copy
7
1 out of _____________bills are counterfeited
2,000
100,000
10,000
50,000
8
What are the three categories of handwriting?
Angular form, connective, and continual
Letter form, line form, and formatting
Space, size, and shape
Cursive, block, and composition
9
Nylon burns in a flame test
True
False
10
What are the four types of plant fibers?
wool, fur, sinew, and silk
Leaf, stem, root, flower
Nylon, olefin, polyester, acrylic
Jute, bamboo, cotton, and flax
11
What is a security feature in paper currency?
Large font size
Hologram numbers
Watermarks
Subliminal images
12
Silk dissolves in acid in a chemical test
False
True
13
What is tool that can collect fibers at a crime scene?
Crowbar
Vacuum
File
Forceps
14
What are the four types of animal fibers?
Scale, nail, bead, and feather
Scute, claw, fin, and tooth
Silk, wool, sinew, and fur
Cotton, jute, bamboo, and flax
15
What are four types of synthetic polymers?
Polypropylene, satin, muslin, and lace
Resin, chrome, asbestos, and ceramic
Tungsten, copper, marble, and granite
Polyester, olefin, nylon, and acrylic

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