Understanding Italic Typeface

The video tutorial explains the concept of italic typeface, highlighting its sloping style used for emphasis or distinction, especially in foreign words. It covers the different styles within the italic family, including regular, bold, and bold italic, providing a comprehensive overview of their applications.

What is the primary characteristic of an italic typeface?

• It is underlined.

• It is sloping and used for emphasis.

• It is bold and thick.

• It is always in capital letters.

In which scenarios is italic typeface commonly used?

• For emphasis, distinction, and foreign words.

• For writing code.

• For writing headlines.

• For creating logos.

Which of the following is NOT a style included in a typeface family?

• Italic

• Regular

• Bold

• Underlined

What does a typeface family typically include?

• Regular, italic, bold, and bold italic styles.

• Only italic and bold styles.

• Only regular and italic styles.

• Only regular and bold styles.

Which style is used for emphasis within a typeface family?

• Regular

• Italic

• Bold

• Bold Italic