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Arts & Design (book 2) fonts review

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  • A [serif/sans-serif] font has ornamental pieces on the tips of the letters.
    serif
  • When a line is in the middle of a word, it's called a […].
    strikethrough
  • Sometimes, a particular […] is easier to read than another.
    font
  • Typewriters typically produce letters that are OCCUPYING EQUAL AMOUNTS OF SPACE.
    monospaced
  • [Expanded/Ornamental] writing can be its own art form.
    Ornamental
  • a measurement of the size of text
    point
  • A font's AMMOUNT THAT A LETTER TILTS can sometimes make it look fancier.
    angle
  • printed in a font with thick lines
    bold
  • A [serif/sans-serif] font doesn't have any extra lines.
    san-serif
  • The [Roman type/character width] measures the distance from one side of a letter to the other.
    character width
  • […] is small text that appears in mathematical equations.
    Superscript
  • to put a continuous line beneath something
    underline
  • Most official documents use [Roman type/character width] because it's easy to read.
    Roman type
  • The designer used lowercase letters instead of […].
    caps
  • The designers disagreed about how to […] the advertisement.
    format
  • [Expanded/Ornamental] letters are wider than regular letters.
    Expanded
  • printed in a font that tilts to one side
    italic
  • The designer chose a font with a lighter THICKNESS OF LETTERS
    weigh
  • The font are similar, but they have differences that are RELATED TO THE RELATIONSHIPS between their lengths and widths.
    proportional
  • a font setting in which only the edges of letters are shown
    outline
  • At the fancy restaurant, the menu is written in WRITTING IN WHICH THE LETTERS ARE CONNECTED TO EACH OTHER.
    script
  • A […] can make text look three-dimensional.
    shadow
  • a font setting in which characters are small and set below regular text
    subscript
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