Discussion
Copy prepared by superimposing the document is called :
Answer: A
A copy prepared by superimposing the document on the original, so that the outline is traced through, is a traced forgery. The forger places the genuine writing under or over the paper and follows the lines with a pencil or a pen, or by transmitted light. A simulated forgery is the one made by copying the model by free hand, printed as free tend forgery in option C, and it is not made by superimposing. Asymmetrical forgery is not the name of this type. So A is correct.
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