WorksheetsGraphic Design & Advertising Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
printed fonts that tilts to one side.
bold
italic
subscript
outline
a font setting in which only the edges of the letters are shown.
bold
italic
subscript
outline
printed in a font with thick lines.
bold
italic
subscript
outline
A (a) can make text look three-dimensional.
(caps / superscript / shadow / font)
The designer used lowercase instead of (a) .
(caps / superscript / shadow / font)
(a) is a small text that appears in math equations.
(caps / superscript / shadow / font)
a font's amount that a letter tilts can sometimes make it look fancier.
(a)
Typewritters typically produce letters that are occupying equal amount of space.
(a)
The designer chose a font with a lighter thickness of letters.
(a)
a font that has ornamental pieces on the tips of the letters.
script
sans-serif
serif
display
a font that mimic handwriting style.
script
sans-serif
serif
display
a font that does not have any extra lines on the tips.
script
sans-serif
serif
display
Most official documents use these types because is easy to read.
ornamental types
roman types
expanded types
display types
This element measures the distance from one side of a letter to the other
character width
expanded types
hierachy
ornamental types
______________ is used to guide the reader's eye to whatever is most important.
Leading
Kerning
Hierachy
Tracking
Bodoni, Caslon, Trajan, Eames Century Modern are Classic examples of ___________.
Serif types
Sans-Serif Types
Script Types
Monospace Types
Bella, Karloff, Neu Alphabet, Impact are Classic examples of ___________.
Serif types
Sans-Serif Types
Display Types
Monospace Types
What is this type part?
(a)
What is this type part?
(a)
What is this type part?
(a)
