Discussion
An individual when tries to imitate handwriting of another person, the handwriting is known as :
Answer: D
Imitating another person's handwriting is called simulated forgery.
In a simulated (freehand) forgery the writer copies the appearance of a model of the genuine writing, trying to reproduce its letter forms and features. It typically shows hesitation, slow strokes, pen lifts and tremor, because the writer is drawing rather than writing naturally.
Disguised handwriting is a writer changing his or her own writing, not imitating someone else's. Traced forgery copies by following the outline of a genuine signature, not by freehand imitation, and 'copied handwriting' is not the technical term.
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