50 What do people who leave more space between lines like?
(A) They love thrilling adventures.
(B) They like to throw big parties.
(C) They are fond of being involved.
(D) They enjoy doing things on their own.

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科學, Graphology（尤指用以推斷人的性格等的）筆跡學—also called handwriting analysis—can provide提供 useful clues線索 about your admirer愛慕者’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特色，特點 a graphologist（尤指用以推斷人的性格等的）筆跡學 considers可能性, 認真考慮，斟酌 is the writer’s use of space.

Take the margins白邊, 邊，緣 for example. The right symbolizes the future and the left represents表現、代表 the past—even in cultures生活方式, 文化 whose writing moves from right to left.

In graphology（尤指用以推斷人的性格等的）筆跡學, leaving a narrow狹窄 right margin suggests a risk-taking person who is unafraid of the future, whereas leaving a narrow left margin implies暗示 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木工, 參與者,” and may get bogged down陷於停滯狀態 in the details of a situation.

By contrast對比, writers who leave more space between lines are usually independent and better at grasping一味攫取的，貪心的 the “big picture.”

While these are generally accepted concepts原則；概念 of graphology（尤指用以推斷人的性格等的）筆跡學, no single characteristic特色，特點 in writing is significant重要 by itself.

You have to look at handwriting in context事件的起因、背景、上下文.