POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE OF DAVAO DEL SUR

QUESTIONED DOCUMENT

Name: _________________________________________________ Date:________________________

Year & Section: ________________________________________ Score: _______________________
Instructor: Herlee Jean C. Acosta

IDENTIFICATION: Identify the following statement and write your answer before the number. STRICTLY NO ERASURES and
ALTERATIONS! 2 points each.

_____________________1. Refers to the additional unnecessary strokes in which writing that is for decorative or ornamental
purpose.

_____________________2. Characterized by general irregularity, that is not due to weakness but lack of skills and mental
uncertainty as to the form and general clumsiness resulting from unfamiliarity with whole writing process.

_____________________3. Deviation from uniform strokes due to lack of smoothness perfectly apparent even without
magnification.

_____________________4. It is the relative degree of ability of a writer's proficiency.

_____________________5. Balanced quality movement of the harmonious recurrence of stress or impulse.

_____________________6. A gap between strokes.

_____________________7. An interruption in strokes caused by removing the pen from the paper.

8. The following are classification of connecting strokes, except.

a. circular c. angular

b. Elliptical d. rectangular

___________________9. Letters written entirely between the line.

___________________10. Refers to the relation between tall and short letters.

___________________11. Refers to the shape and design of individual letters.

___________________12. Angle or inclination of the axis of letters from the baseline.

___________________13. Generally speaking, how many groups of muscles are employed in writing?

___________________14. It pushes the pen to form the upward strokes.

___________________15. It functions as the extension of the handwriting.

____________________16. It is a disease where one losses the ability to write even though he could still grasp a writing
instrument.

____________________17. The attention of the person who first begins to learn the art of handwriting is focused on.

____________________18. The attention of a matured writer is centered on.

____________________19. A combination of basic design of letters and writing movements and writing movements as taught
in school.

____________________20. Any repeated elements or details which may serve to individualize writing.

____________________21. Are any property or mark which distinguishes and in document examination commonly refers to
identifying details.

____________________22. These are refers to all characteristics that are common to a group.
____________________23. These are highly personal and peculiar and are unlikely to occur in other instances.

____________________24. A correct or appropriate of size, shapes and position of letters.

____________________25. The strokes of links that connects a letter with one following.

____________________26. The widening of the ink stokes with increase pressure on the paper surface.

____________________27. The relation of the parts of the whole line of writing or line of individual letters in words or
signature to the baseline.

___________________28. The result of a very complicated series of acts, being as a whole a combination of certain forms
which are the very visible result of mental and muscular habits, acquired by long, continued painstaking effort .

____________________29. A visible effect of bodily movement, which is an almost unconscious expression of a certain ideas
associated with script form.

____________________30. The small loop formed by strokes that extend in divergent direction.

ENUMERATION:

1. Group of muscles which functions in the act of writing.

2. Individual style or form of writing
3. Kinds of characteristics
4. Group of ratio for comparison purposes
5. Classification of connecting strokes
6. Points of view of lateral spacing
7. Classification of shading
8. Classes of alignment
9. Classification of pen pressure
10. Kinds of tremor