Concept:A specially crossed cheque carries the name of a specific bank between two parallel lines drawn across it.
Explanation:In a general crossing, only two parallel lines are drawn across the cheque.
In a special crossing, the name of a particular bank is added between those parallel lines.
Such a cheque can be paid only into that named bank, and it cannot be cashed over the counter.
Therefore, the distinguishing feature of a specially crossed cheque is the bank name written between the parallel lines.
Answer:C. the name of the bank is written between two parallel lines drawn across it