Discussion
Which of the following often involves writing on media other than paper, such as walls, locker doors, or mirrors ?
Answer: B
Writing on walls, locker doors or mirrors is graffiti.
Graffiti is writing or drawing made on surfaces other than paper, often with spray paint, markers or lipstick. Document examiners compare it with a suspect's writing, although the unusual surface, writing posture and size mean the comparison has to allow for distortion.
Cacography means bad spelling or poor handwriting. Hieroglyphics is the pictorial script of ancient Egypt, and 'acrograph' is not a term for writing on such surfaces.
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