Quiz 1

Question 1

Refers to the design of the characters and they way they are presented on the page

Answer 1

Typography

Question 2

A controversial practice that studies handwriting to interpret personality, traits, emotion and behavior

Answer 2

Graphology

Question 3

What was the first printed book in the 1450’s

Answer 3

Gutenberg book

Question 4

He was responsible for the development of the first full Roman typefaces

Answer 4

Nicholas Jenson

Question 5

He’s a French Publisher who is credited with the introduction of apostrophe

Answer 5

Claude Garamond

Question 6

What do call the small decorative pieces on the end of the character

Answer 6

Serif

Question 7

This typefaces are usually in magazine headlines and websites

Answer 7

Sans Serif

Question 8

It is a type of spacing which takes up the same amount of space regardless of its character

Answer 8

Monospaced

Question 9

What do you call the vertical spacing between lines of text

Answer 9

Leading

Question 10

Horizontal spacing between all of characters in a large block of text

Answer 10

Tracking

Question 11

It refers to the available character in a font, from letters to numbers

Answer 11

Glyphs

Question 12

What do you call a specific style, size, and weight of text used in digital and printed media

Answer 12

Font

Question 13

Fonts that resemble handwriting or cursive, often used for decorative purposes

Answer 13

Script

Question 14

It is a group of related fonts with consistent design features (Arial Regular, Arial Bold, Arial Italic

Answer 14

Font Family

Question 15

Is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible readable, and visually appealing when displayed

Answer 15

Typography

Question 16

(True or False) Serif fonts are generally considered more readable for long text passages than sans-serifs fonts

Answer 16

True

Question 17

(True or False) Leading refers to the horizontal space between individual characters

Answer 17

False

Question 18

(True or False) Kerning adjusts the space between all characters in a line of text at once

Answer 18

Flase

Question 19

(True or False) Sans-serif fonts are commonly used in digital interfaces due to their simplicity and legibility

Answer 19

True

Question 20

(True or False) A typeface and a font are exactly the same thing

Answer 20

False

Question 21

(True or False) Helvetica is an example of a serif font

Answer 21

False

Question 22

(True or False) Script fonts are typically used for formal or decorative purposes rather than for body text

Answer 22

True

Question 23

(True or False) Tracking adjusts the spacing between characters evenly across a whole word, line, or paragraph

Answer 23

True

Question 24

(True or False) The baseline is the invisible line on which text characters sit

Answer 24

True

Question 25

(True or False) Monospaced fonts allocate different width for each character based on size

Answer 25

False

Question 26

(True or False) A "ligature" is a single character created by jointing two or more letters

Answer 26

True

Question 27

(True or False) A justified alignment creates equal spacing between all words in a line of text

Answer 27

True

Question 28

(True or False) The font size of 12pt is always the same physical size regardless of the font used

Answer 28

False

Question 29

(True or False) A type hierarchy helps guide the reader's eye through a document by creating levels of importance in the text

Answer 29

True

Question 30

(True or False) Contrast between typefaces has little impact on readability and is mostly for aesthetic purposes

Answer 30

False

Question 31

What are the different categories of Typefaces

Answer 31

Serif Sans Serif Slab Serif Script Display Monospace Handwriting

Question 32

The different types of Font Styles

Answer 32

Bold Underline Italic Shadow Small caps Outline

Question 33

Different types of Typeface spacing

Answer 33

Propotional Monospaced Leading Kerning Tracking

Question 34

Different types of tracking

Answer 34

Loose tracking Tight tracking