Typography

Typography

Multiple Select

Which term describes a typeface?

• the collective name of a family of related fonts e.g., Times New Roman. A typeface is sometimes referred to as a font family.

• refer to the weights, widths, and styles e.g., Times New Roman bold

Multiple Select

Which term describes a font?

• is the collective name of a family of related fonts e.g., Times New Roman. A typeface is sometimes referred to as a font family.

• refer to the weights, widths, and styles e.g., Times New Roman bold

Multiple Choice

When letters are consistently spaced apart, this is called 

• tracking.
• kerning.
• spacing.
• decorative.

Multiple Choice

The terms "typeface" and "font" mean the same thing.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

Adjusting the spacing between letters is known as

• leading
• kerning
• nit-picking
• typesetting

Multiple Choice

"Leading" refers to the:

• space between letters
• space between lines of text
• text alignment
• space between words

Multiple Choice

What is the part of a letter (as in g p y) that goes below the baseline?

• Ascender
• Descender
• Cap-height
• x-height

Multiple Choice

What size is equal to 1" (inch)?

• 1 pt.
• 12 pt. 
• 72 pt.
• 100 pt.

Multiple Choice

The standard height of a lowercase x.

• Baseline
• x-height
• Cap height
• Bottom line

Multiple Choice

The imaginary line on which letters seems to be sitting.

• Baseline
• Meanline
• Cap height
• Bottom line

Multiple Choice

Typeface style that is "without" little bars.

• Serif

• Sans Serif

• Script

• Decorative

Multiple Choice

Typeface style that is "without" little bars.

• Serif

• Sans Serif

• Script

• Decorative