Match
-The name for a type style that has no thin lines attached to the letterform.
A) Points
B) Legibility
C) Descenders
D) Serif Type Style
E) Script Type Style
F) Typeface
G) Font
H) San Serif Type Style
I) Weight
J) Readability
K) X-Height
L) Ascenders
M) Modern Type Style
N) Letter Spacing
O) Text Wrap
P) Line Spacing
Q) Display Type Style
R) Baseline
S) Leading
T) Widow
U) Eyeballing
V) Type Alignment
W) Super Families
X) Orphan
Y) Gutter
Z) Kerning
AA) Line Height

Question

Match
-The name for a type style that has no thin lines attached to the letterform.
A) Points
B) Legibility
C) Descenders
D) Serif Type Style
E) Script Type Style
F) Typeface
G) Font
H) San Serif Type Style
I) Weight
J) Readability
K) X-Height
L) Ascenders
M) Modern Type Style
N) Letter Spacing
O) Text Wrap
P) Line Spacing
Q) Display Type Style
R)  Baseline
S) Leading
T) Widow
U) Eyeballing
V) Type Alignment
W) Super Families
X) Orphan
Y) Gutter
Z) Kerning
AA) Line Height

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

San Serif Type Style, also known as sans-serif, is a type style that lacks the small lines at the end of a stroke, making it a good fit for digital displays and screens.

Answer: D
 Serif Type Style, in contrast to San Serif, has small lines at the end of a stroke, providing its letters with more character and a timeless classic look.

Answer: Z
 Kerning refers to the adjustment of space between individual characters in a font, creating better spacing between each letter and improving overall readability.

Match -The Name for a Type Style That Has No Thin