Chapter 10 Test - Joseph Morsaw | Biblioteka

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Forgeries are documents:

adapted with the intention of deceiving someone.

made with the intention of deceiving someone.

All of these choices.

falsified with the intention of deceiving someone.

2

Initial comparisons of documents are done with:

microscopes.

a hand-held lens.

the naked eye.

All of these choices.

2

When a material gain, such as money, accompanies a forgery, it is called:

battery.

a monetary gain.

deception.

fraudulence.

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Criminals can alter or acquire checks in many ways, including:

directly altering a check.

ordering someone else’s checks from a deposit slip.

All of these choices.

intercepting someone’s check, altering it and cashing it.

2

Literary forgery refers to the forgery of a:

piece of writing, such as an historic letter or a manuscript.

None of these choices.

signature.

piece of art.

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Documents are sometimes chemically treated to make them look:

older

more authentic

younger

foreign

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When false documents or other items are copied for the purpose of deception, it is called:

counterfeiting.

forgery.

all of these choices.

fraud.

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Counterfeiting-detecting pens are inexpensive special pens and markers containing the element:

iodine

mercurochrome

none of these choices

invisible ink

2

Pen manufacturers claim the counterfeiting-detecting pen is:

50 percent effective.

100 percent effective.

75 percent effective.

98 percent effective.

2

The study of graphology is:

not necessarily accepted as part of forensic science, but it can be used as a possible indicator of the writer’s personality type.

accepted as part of forensic science, but it can be used as a possible indicator of the writer’s personality type.

not necessarily accepted as part of forensic science, but it can be used to determine identity.

None of these choices.

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Forensic Information System for Handwriting (F.I.S.H.) is a computerized handwriting database used and maintained by the ______________________________.

2

The government continues to change the design of paper money to make currency more difficult to copy and to prevent _______________________________.

2

Documents are sometimes treated chemically to make them look _______________.

2

Counterfeit-detecting pens are inexpensive special pens and markers containing the element ______________________.

2

To prevent check forgery, embed ___________ that glow under different light.

2

There is minute printing on the security ___________________, as well as around the portrait.

6

Factors in everyone's handwriting include:

4

Which of the following are characteristics of handwriting:

size

spacing

pen length

type of instrument

8

Which of the following are handwriting characteristics?

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According to the book which of the following are examples of questioned documents?

2

Which handwriting techniques asks if the writing is left, right, or variable?

2

Which handwriting techniques asks if the writing are capitals and lower-case letters connected and continuous?

2

Like fingerprints, every person’s handwriting is ____________ and personalized.

2

Handwriting is difficult to disguise or forge and analysis can provide a useful tool in forensics in excluding persons when determining a match between known material (_______________).

2

In what year was handwriting analysis a creditable form of evidence?

2

In what city is Scotland yard located?

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Essay--Write the answer to the essay question in the space provided below.
FCA’s 1. Write in complete sentences and paragraph form.
2. Use Chapter 10 terminology to answer questions(example: exemplar, forgery, handwriting, etc...).
3. Provide inferences, other thoughts, or personal experiences in your answer whenever possible.
Explain 3-4 security features used to keep counterfeiters from duplicating U.S. currency.