1. Chemical used to whiten paper pulp. D.

A and B
A. Bleach 13. A kind of signature forgery where the resemblance of the
B. Alum questioned signature and genuine is apparent.
C. Sufite A. Fraudulent
D. Pulp- raw B. Simulated
materila used to C. Simple
manufacture a D. Traced
paper or ither 14. To identify whether simple forgery was committed,
materials which of the following should be retrieved?
2. A form of printing to produce a raised impression or A. Standard signature from the forger
pattern on the surface of a sheet of paper. B. Standard of the genuine signature
A. Lithograph printing litho- stone graph means to write- C. Standard of the person who made the forgery
drawing or printing into flat stones or metal plates D. Identity of the forger
B. Embossing- raised design(touching) 15. One of the following statements best describe what a
C. Edge chains collected standard is.
D. Reprographing(reproprinting)- A. It has the advantage of easily finding it.
copying,reprinting,reproducing printed materials B. Attempt to disguise is removed.
3. Quality of a paper related to the amount of light that C. The accused is aware that the specimen will be
can be transmitted through its used against him.
surface. D. None
A. Thickness 16. Authenticity of private documents is not necessary when
B. Opacity-light cannot pass through(wood or table) A. It is 30 years old
C. Transparent- light can pass easily( water, glass) B. More than 30 years old
D. Translucent- light can pass partially(paper, thin cloth) C. Less than 30 years old
E. Texture D. More or less 30 years old
4. Fundamentally, the grand mission and objective of 17. During paper manufacture, the following are included
document examiner is to determine and conclude with except
scientific basis and technique who is the A. Security fiber
A. Beneficiaries B. Watermarks
B. Writer or signatory-majority of qde is concerned with its C. Iridescent band
authorship D. Serial number
C. Master mind 18. The imitation of a legal or genuine coin.
D. Conspirator A. Counterfeit
5. The relation between the tall and short letters is referred to as B. Mutilation
A. Ratio-comparison of two qualities C. Utter
B. Proportion-equality of two ratios D. Import
C. Line quality-overall character of an ink from the 19. When a spurious coin is made, there is
beginning up to the end stroke A. Counterfeiting
-visible records B. Uttering
-two classes C. Mutilation
Poor line quality and good line quality D. Importing
D. All 20. In questioned document, it is where all characteristics are
6. In questioned document examination, it is referred to grouped.
as the flourishing succession of motion which are A. Class characteristics
recorded in a written record. B. Individual characteristics
A. Line quality C. Both A and B
B. Rhythm D. Neither
C. Speed in writing-personal pace of the writers pen 21. Writing was written by one person when there is a
across the paper sufficient number of identical writing habits and the
D. Interpreted- slow , moderate and rapid absence of divergent characteristics. This
E. Movement- all factor which is related to the motion of is in consonance with;
the writer A. Identification
F. 4 handwriting movements B. Non-identification
G. Finger- commonly used by beginners/ children and C. Either
illiterate(lack of skill) D. Niether
7. Slant is the angle or inclination of the axis of the letters 22. Embellishment is an example of
relative to the A. Individual Characteristics
A. Baseline B. Class Characteristics
B. Slope C. Both
C. Alignment D. Neither
D. Staff 23. Hiatus is a gap between strokes due to
8. Uncommon and well fixed characteristic that serve as A. Speed in writing
a fundamental point of identification. B. Defective writing instrument
A. Slant C. Unevenness of writing materials
B. Habit D. All of the choices
C. Movement 24. Among the following, which is not an element of
D. All movement?
9. Baseline is the ruled or imaginary line upon which the writing A. Line Quality
A. Holds B. Rhythm
B. Rests C. Speed Freedom
C. Stays D. emphasis
D. Slants 25. Writing, done rapidly, will exhibit no pen lift, except those
10. Among the following, which is a common defect of at the
forgery? A. Middle of the words/strokes
A. Patching B. Retracing C. A and B D. None B. End of the stroke
11. Letters that extend a distance vertically above the linear C. Beginning of strokes
letters. D. B and C
A. Infra-linear 26. The orientation of the writing instrument is referred to as
B. Supra-linear A. Pen position
C. Linear B. Pen hoLD
D. None C. Pen emphasis
12. The only question to tackle in this kind of signature D. Pen orientation
forgery is the determination of the probable writer of 27. The relation between the tall and short letters is
the forgery. referred to as
A. Simple forgery A. Ratio
B. Simulated forgery B. Proportion
C. Traced forgery C. Line quality
 D. All 43. To make false instrument intended to be passed for
28. In questioned document examination, it is referred to 44. the genuine one is a form of
as the flourishing succession of motion which are A. Falsification
recorded in a written record. B. Forgery
A. Line quality C. Tracing
B. Rhythm D. Fraud
C. Speed in writing 45. The relation between the tall and short letters is
D. Movement referred to as
29. Slant is the angle or inclination of the axis of the letters A. Ratio
relative to the B. Proportion
A. Baseline C. Line quality
B. Slope D. All
C. Alignment 46. In questioned document examination, it is referred to
D. Staff as the flourishing succession of motion which are
30. Uncommon and well fixed characteristic that serve as recorded in a written record.
a fundamental point of A. Line quality
identification. B. Rhythm
A. Slant C. Speed in writing
B. Habit D. Movement
C. Movement 47. Slant is the angle or inclination of the axis of the letters
D. All relative to the
31. Baseline is the ruled or imaginary line upon which the writing A. Baseline
A. Holds B. Slope
B. Rests C. Alignment
C. Stays D. Staff
D. Slants 48. Uncommon and well fixed characteristic that serve as
32. Among the following, which is a common defect of a fundamental point of identification.
forgery? A. Slant
B. Habit
A. Patching B. Retracing C. Movement
C. A and B D. None D. All
33. Letters that extend a distance vertically above the linear 49. Baseline is the ruled or imaginary line upon which the writing
letters. A. Holds
A. Infra-linear B. Rests
B. Supra-linear C. Stays
C. Linear D. Slants
D. None 50. Among the following, which is a common defect of
34. The only question to tackle in this kind of signature forgery?
forgery is the determination of the probable writer of A. Patching
the forgery. B. Retracing
A. Simple forgery C. A and B
B. Simulated forgery D. None
C. Traced forgery 51. Letters that extend a distance vertically above the linear
D. A and B letters.
35. A kind of signature forgery where the resemblance of the A. Infra-linear
questioned signature and genuine is apparent. B. Supra-linear
A. Fraudulent B. Simulated C. Linear
C. Simple D. Traced D. None
36. To identify whether simple forgery was committed, 52. Which of the following is not a crime called forgery?
which of the following should be retrieved? A. Forging the seal of the government
A. Standard signature from the forger B. Counterfeiting of coins
B. Standard of the genuine signature C. Mutilation of coins
C. Standard of the person who made the forgery D. Using forged signature or counterfeit seal orstamp
D. Identity of the forger 53. The imitation of a legal or genuine coin.
37. One of the following statements best describe what a A.Counterfeit
collected standard is. B. Mutilation
A. It has the advantage of easily finding it. C. Utter
B. Attempt to disguise is removed. D. Import
C.The accused is aware that the specimen will be used 54. When a spurious coin is made, there is
against him. A. Counterfeiting
D. None B. Uttering
38. Authenticity of private documents is not necessary when C. Mutilation
A. It is 30 years old D. Importing
B. More than 30 years old 55. To make false instrument intended to be passed for
C. Less than 30 years old the genuine one is a form of
D. More or less 30 years old A. Falsification
39. During paper manufacture, the following are included B. Forgery
except C. Tracing
A. Security fiber D. Fraud
B. Watermarks 56. Which of the following method should be used in
C. Iridescent band order for the naked eye to see a charred document?
D. Serial number A. X-ray
40. Which of the following is not a crime called forgery? B. Spectrograph
A. Forging the seal of the government C. Ultra violet
B. Counterfeiting of coins D. Infra red
C. Mutilation of coins 57. Which of the following security features of a paper bill does
D. Using forged signature or counterfeit seal orstamp not react to ultra-violet light?
41. The imitation of a legal or genuine coin. A. Serial Number
A. Counterfeit B. Watermark
B. Mutilation C. Fluorescent printing
C. Utter D. Invisible security fibers
D. Import 58. Paper is for china while papyrus is for
42. When a spurious coin is made, there is A. A. Sumer
A. Counterfeiting B. B. Turkey
B. Uttering C. C. Sumeria
C. Mutilation D. D. Egypt
D. Importing 59. In typewriting examination which of the following first
 to be conducted? 72. A person executing a signature while his arm is
A. Examination of the questioned specimen steadied and assisted produces a:
B. Collecting of typewriting standards a. Guided
C. Locate the type writer used signature
D. Examination of the exemplar b. Normal
60. In questioned document examination, it refers to a stroke signature
which goes back to writing stroke. c. Scribble
A. Patching d. Handwriting
B. Retouching signature
C. Retracing 73. A preliminary embellished initial common to capital
D. Restroking letters.
E. Type lines a. Embellishment
61. How many standards in questioned documents is b. Beard
needed to prove? c. Buckle
A. 5 standards knot
B. 10 signatures d. Diacritic
C. Sufficient amount 74. A minute curve which occurs at the end of terminal
D. 5 pages strokes.
62. What is the type of document which is notarized by a a. Hook
RTC judge? b. Spur
A. Public c. Loop
B. Official d.
C. Private Staff
D. None of these 75. An oblong curve found in small letters f,g,h and l.
63. Going back to a defective portion of a writing stroke is a. Hook
called - b
A. Slicing .
B. Embracing
C. Retouching S
D. Patching p
64. In what way to determine the date of a paper was made? u
A. Wiremark r
B. Trademark c
C. Copyright .
D. Watermark
65. Tripod has how many feet? L
A. It depends o
B. Two o
C. Three p
D. Four d
66. What is the advantage of other agencies with other .
agencies when it comes to authenticity?
A. Signature and photograph S
B. Thumb mark and photograph t
C. Thumb mark and signature a
67. It is where handwriting rest? f
A. Feet f
B. Vase line 76. The introductory backward stroke added to the staff of
C. Baseline many capital letters and which can also be seen
D. Alignment occasionally in introductory strokes of small
68. Refers to any specimen letters.
or writing executed a.Embellishment
normally without any b.
attempt to change or Bear
control its identifying d
habits and its usual c.
quality of execution. Buckl
a. Natural writing e
b. Disguised writing knot
c. Cursive writing d.
d. System of writing Hitch
77. A loop made as a flourish which is added to a letter.
69. Jose Pidal in trying to fake his own signature to hidehis a. Embellishment
identity is using: b. Beard
a. Natural writing c. Buckle knot
b. Disguised writing d. Diacritic
c. Cursive writing 78. Additional unnecessary stroke for ornamental purposes.
d. System of writing a. Embellishment
70. Writing in which are for most part joined together. b. Hump
A Natural writing c. Diacritic
b. Disguised d. Knot
writing 79. Balance quality of movement of the harmonious
c. Cursive recurrence of stress of impulse.
writing a. Line quality
d. System of b. Rhythm
writing c. Baseline
71. Usual deviations found between repeated specimen of d. Writing pressure
any individual handwriting or in the product of any 80. Refers to the periodic increase in pressure or
typewriter. intermittently forcing the pen against the paper surface
a. Normal with increase pressure.
variation a. Writing pressure
b. Natural b. Shading
variation c. Pen emphasis
c. Tremor d. Natural variation
d. Wrong hand 81. An imaginary line upon which the writing rests.
writing a.Line quality
b. Baseline
c. Foot
 d. Hitch 94. A distinctive design which is translucent impressed on the
82. A signature written by the forger in his own style of paper during manufacture.
handwriting without attempting to copy to form of the a. Water marks
genuine signature. b. Fiber marks
a. Traced forgery c. Paper design
b. Disguised 95. An element which is added to complete another letter.
forgery a. Spur
c. Simulated b. Slant
forgery c. Diacritics
d. Simple d. Arc
forgery 96. It is a signature signed at a particular time and place,
83. A freehand imitation and regarded as the most skillful type purpose and normal writing conditions.
of forgery. a. Complete signature
a. Traced forgery b. Standard signature
b. Disguised c. Evidential signature
forgery d. Model signature
c. Simulated 97. Periodic increase in pressure, characterized by
forgery widening of the ink stroke.
d. Simple forgery a. Shading
b. Pen emphasis
84. Which among the following is an indication of c. Pen lift
genuineness of handwriting? d. Pen pressure
a. Continuity 98. The most reliable criterion in judging the authenticity of
b. paper money.
Smoothne a. Quality of the
ss engraving
c. Skillful b. Color of the seal
writing c. Wet strength of the
d. paper
Tremor d. Watermarks
99. A coin given the appearance of a legal tender but
85. Document which is completely written and signed by the made inferior or superior intrinsic value to that of the
testator. genuine coin.
a. Genuine document A. a. Priceless coin
b. Disputed document B. b. Mutilated coin
c. Holographic document C. c. False coin
d. Authentic document D. d. All of the choices
86. A document which contains some changes either as an 100.It is a deviation showing free connecting and terminal
addition or deletion. strokes made by the momentum of the hand.
a. Altered documents a. Tremor
b. Disputed document b. Tremors of fraud
c. Obliterated document c. Genuine tremor
d. Inserted document d.Deterioration
87. It refers to the smearing over a writing to make the 101.Any arcade formed in the body of the letters.
original undecipherable. a. Staff
a. Decipherment b. Slant
b. Restoration c. Diacritics
c. Obliteration d. Humps
d. Interlineation
88. A class of signature for routine document or day to 102.A type face ordinarily spaced 10 characters to the
day correspondence. horizontal inch.
a. Formal a. Pica
b. Complete b. Elite
c. Cursory c. Proportional spacing machine
d. Careless scribble d. Adding machine
89. Refers to a class of signature to acknowledge 103.A kind of document executed by a person in authority and
important documents. by private parties but notarized by competent officials.
a. Complete a. Official
b. Cursory document
c. Informal b. Public
d. Careless scribble document
90. A process by which a canal like outline is produced on c. Commercial document
a fraudulent document underneath the genuine and d. Private document
tracing it with the use of pointed instrument.
a. Carbon process 104.An act of diminishing the metal value of a genuine
b. Indention process coin.
c. Projection process a. False coin
d. Transmitted light process b. Counterfeit coin
91. A type face defect wherein one side is printed heavier than c. Priceless coin
the rest of its outline. d. Mutilation of coin
a. Off its feet 105.It refers to the printing surface of a type block.
b. Twisted letter a.Character
c. Clogged type face b. Design
d. Rebound c. Pitch
92. It is the visible effect of bodily movement which is almost d. Type face
unconscious expression of fixed muscular habits reacting 106.Refers to a ruled or imaginary line upon which the
from fixed mental impressions. writing rests.
a. Handwriting a. Base
b. Writing b. Baseline
c. Typewriting c. Foot
d. Writing movement d. Staff
93. Disconnection between letters or letter combination 107.It is the process of making out what is illegible or what has
due to lack of movement control. been effaced.
a. Pen lift a. Decipherment
b. Retouching b. Collation
c. Patching c. Obliteration
d. Retracing d. Comparison
108.An act of setting two or more items to weigh their
identifying characteristics.
a. Comparison
b. Collation
c. Conclusion
d. Examination
109. An examination of documents wherein it is viewed with the
source of illumination behind it and the light passing through
the paper.
a. Transmitted light examination
b. Oblique photography
examination
c. Infrared examination
d. Ultraviolet examination
110.It refers to the placement of the right and left specimenin side
by side position.
a. Drag marks
b. Positively matched
c. Juxtaposition
d. Pseudomatch