What is the difference between a serif and sans-serif font?

• Serif fonts are characterized by small lines at the end of the characters, whereas sans-serif fonts do not have these lines
• Serif fonts are easier to read
• Serif fonts are more modern
• Serif fonts are more decorative

What is a font size?

• The width of a font
• The thickness of a font
• The height of a font
• The size of a font

What is the difference between a typeface and a font?

• A typeface is a family of fonts, while a font is a specific style within the typeface
• A typeface is a specific style, while a font is a family of styles
• A typeface is a specific style, while a font is a specific size
• A typeface is a specific size, while a font is a family of sizes

What does italicizing a font do?

• It changes the font to a slanted version
• It changes the font to a bold version
• It changes the font to a condensed version
• It changes the font to a reversed version

What is the name of the typeface that appears to be written in cursive?

• Sans Serif
• Serif
• Script
• Monospace

What is the term used to describe a typeface with no serifs?

• Sans Serif
• Serif
• Script
• Monospace

Which type of typeface is characterized by thick and thin strokes and often has a traditional, historical feel?

• Serif
• Sans Serif
• Script
• Display
• Monospace

Which type of typeface is characterized by flowing, decorative strokes?

• Serif
• Sans Serif
• Script
• Display
• Monospace

Which type of typeface is characterized by highly decorative and often bold letterforms?

• Serif
• Sans Serif
• Script
• Display
• Monospace

Which typeface is characterized by a uniform line width, usually with a typewriter-style appearance?

• Serif
• Sans Serif
• Script
• Display
• Monospace