quiz-6

What is the difference between serif and sans-serif typefaces?

• Serif fonts have uniform thickness and sans-serif fonts have irregular thickness.

• Serif fonts are always italicized and sans-serif fonts are always upright.

• Serif fonts have small decorative lines or embellishments (serifs) at the ends of their characters, while sans-serif fonts do not.

• Serif fonts only have lowercase letters and sans-serif fonts only have uppercase letters.

What unit is used to measure the size of text?

• • Centimeter.

• Point.

• Pixel.

• Inch.

What does x-height refer to?

• The height of the lowercase 'x', typically representing the height of lowercase letters.

• The height of the uppercase 'X'.

• The overall height of the font.

• The space between letters.

What term describes the vertical space between lines of text?

• Tracking.

• Kerning.

• Point size.

• Line height or leading.

What CSS property is used to specify the font used on a webpage?

• font-family

• font-size

• font-weight

• text-align

What is the text that begins with "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet..." called?

• Experimental text.

• Real text.

• Dummy text or placeholder text.

• Example text.

What term refers to alternative forms of specific characters or combinations of characters?

• Kerning.

• Glyph.

• Ligature.

• Tracking.

What do you call a typeface that includes two or more styles or weights within the same family?

• Font family.

• Font style.

• Font size.

• Font weight.

What is the term for adjusting the overall spacing between characters?

• Kerning.

• Line height.

• • Baseline.

• Tracking.

What is kerning in typography?

• Adjusting the thickness of the characters.

• Changing the color of the characters.

• Adjusting the space between individual characters.

• Adjusting the height of the characters.