Discussion
Blobbing can be found in writings written with :
Answer: B
Blobbing is found in writing with a ball point pen.
Blobs are small deposits of excess ink that collect around the ball and are left on the paper, especially at the start of strokes or after curves. With gooping and skipping, they are characteristic defects of ballpoint writing and help a document examiner identify the instrument.
Fountain pens show nib tracks and shading, sketch pens broad felt-tip strokes, and roller pens a smooth, even water-based line without such deposits.
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