CDA1143 - DI | Revision Chapter 5

What is the term used to describe a collection of words, characters, symbols, or glyphs that convey meaningful information and can be read and interpreted?

• Typeface

• Font

• Script

• Text

In typography, what does the term "type" refer to?

• The size of individual characters in a text.

• The arrangement of images in a design layout.

• The style of handwriting used in calligraphy.

• The individual characters, letters, and symbols used for printing or displaying text.

What is the term for the art and technique of arranging text in a visually appealing and readable manner, involving factors like typefaces, spacing, and layout?

• Calligraphy

• Typography

• Penmanship

• Graphology

In typography, what does the term "letterform" refer to?

• The arrangement of letters in a specific design.

• The process of printing letters onto a surface.

• The unique design and shape of an individual letter or character.

• The practice of combining letters to form words and sentences.

What is a "serif" typeface known for?

• Having a decorative, cursive style

• Being devoid of any embellishments.

• Having small, decorative lines or extensions at the ends of characters.

• Having varying stroke widths within characters.

What defines a "sans serif" typeface?

• It includes decorative embellishments at the ends of characters.

• It has varying stroke widths within characters.

• It lacks small lines or extensions at the ends of characters.

• It has a handwritten, cursive style.

What is a defining characteristic of a "script" typeface?

• It has consistent stroke widths and no variation.

• It lacks any decorative elements.

• It is designed for use in large headings only.

• It mimics handwritten calligraphy with fluid and flowing strokes.

What does the term "font family" refer to in typography?

• A collection of related typefaces with varying styles and weights.

• A single typeface used consistently throughout a document.

• The specific size of characters used in a design.

• The arrangement of characters in a visually pleasing manner.

Which statement accurately describes the concept of a font family?

• It refers to using a mix of unrelated typefaces in a design.

• It signifies the process of arranging characters on a page.

• It represents a single typeface in all its styles and weights.

• It encompasses related typefaces with various styles and weights.

How does a font family contribute to design versatility?

• It restricts design choices to a single typeface style.

• It limits the number of characters available for use.

• It allows for consistent use of only one font weight.

• It provides a range of styles and weights for different design needs.