Fonts and Typography Typography Fundamentals 3

Question 1

Serif typefaces are characterized by:

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Small strokes at the ends of letters

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Uniform stroke width

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No decorative features

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Connected cursive letters

Question 2

Which font is a classic example of a sans-serif typeface?

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Helvetica

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Georgia

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Garamond

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Baskerville

Question 3

A monospaced font is defined by the fact that:

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Every character occupies the same width

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It has no serifs

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It is always bold

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Letters connect to each other

Question 4

Which category does a typeface like Brush Script belong to?

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Script

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Serif

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Sans-serif

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Slab serif

Question 5

Slab serif typefaces are distinguished by:

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Thick, block-like serifs

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Thin, tapered serifs

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No serifs at all

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Decorative swashes

Question 6

A typeface 'family' refers to:

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A group of related fonts sharing a design

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A single weight of a font

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All fonts on a computer

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Only serif fonts

Question 7

Display typefaces are primarily intended for:

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Headlines and large sizes

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Long body text

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Code listings

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Footnotes only