49 Which of the following statements is NOT true about graphology?
(A) It focuses much on the writers’ use of space.
(B) It should be performed on a photocopied writing.
(C) It provides hints for deciphering one’s handwriting.
(D) It is applicable to writings that move from right to left.

（A）它主要關注作家對空間的使用。

（B）應以影印複印件進行。

（C）它提供了解密一個筆蹟的提示。

（D）適用於從右向左移動的文字。

As you are gathering love letters from your admirers this Valentine’s Day, wouldn’t it be nice to know if that special sweetie is Mr. or Ms. Right? While it’s not scientific, graphology（尤指用以推斷人的性格等的）筆跡學 also called handwriting analysis—can provide useful clues about your admirer’s personality.

Ideally理想地，完美地, handwriting analysis should be performed on an unlined page of original writing. When studying a sample, the first characteristic a graphologist considers is the writer’s use of space.

Take the margin差額, 利潤、邊，緣 for example. The right symbolizes the future and the left represent替…行動, 作為 the past—even in cultures whose writing moves from right to left.

In graphology, leaving a narrow right margin suggests a risk-taking person who is unafraid of the future, whereas儘管；但是；卻 leaving a narrow left margin imply暗指，暗示, 必然包含 someone very tied to the past, even fearful of moving on.

The space between lines represents the distance the writer places between himself—or herself—and others.

Thus, people who leave relatively little space between words require others’ company while those who leave more space may be hard to get close to.

People who leave little space between lines need to get involved: they tend to be big “joiners,” and may get bogged down陷于停滞状态 in the details of a situation.

By contrast, writers who leave more space between lines are usually independen不受影響的, 獨立 and better at grasp抓緊 the “big picture.”

While these are generally accepted concepts概念；觀念；想法 of graphology, no single characteristic in writing is significant by itself. You have to look at handwriting in context.