Which of the following is NOT a warning sign indicating a possible problem with a document?
a. disguised or unnatural handwriting
b. authorized initialed changes
c. inconsistency or disruption in the continuity of the content
d. use of two or more different colors of ink
b
FEEDBACK: a. Incorrect; this is a warning sign.
b. Correct, if authorized, changes are not a problem.
c. Incorrect; this is a warning sign.
d. Incorrect; this is a warning sign.
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