Discussion
An ambidextrous individual is the one :
Answer: C
An ambidextrous individual is a person who writes with both hands with equal fluency.
The word comes from the Latin ambi (both) and dexter (right-handed), so it means 'right-handed on both sides'. True ambidexterity in writing is rare. It matters to document examiners because a writer able to write well with either hand can produce two different-looking hands.
Writing with the left hand only is left-handedness, writing with the feet is a special skill unrelated to the term, and a disguiser is anyone who alters his or her writing deliberately.
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