Discussion
Complexity in handwriting is determined by :
Answer: A
Complexity in handwriting is judged by the number of times the pen changes direction.
A complex signature or writing has many strokes, turns, loops and changes of direction, each of which a forger must reproduce. Document examiners treat the number of direction changes as the measure of how complex a writing is, and so of how hard it would be to simulate and how much weight a match carries.
The fullness of curves and the degree of angularity are elements of letter form and style, and fluency is a quality of line (speed and rhythm). Each is assessed in its own right, but none of them measures complexity.
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