Line form handwriting refers to handwriting where each stroke has its own space between them. In line form handwriting, strokes should never cross each other or touch each other. There should be no gaps between strokes or any jaggedness in strokes. Each stroke should be at least two lines long and no more than three lines long. Handwriting should have distinct beginning and ending points for each line and should have a logical flow from one line to another. The distance between two lines should be constant throughout the page. The width of each line should not vary much throughout the page. The pen used for writing should not leave ink marks on the paper when stopped or lifted from the paper. The space between lines should not vary much throughout the page. The paper used should not show any rough edges when folded or cut into smaller pieces. Handwriting that does not meet these requirements will not be considered as line quality handwriting.