To specify fonts in your CSS code, you use the font-family property.The font-familyproperty value is a font stack that includes one or more font family names and ends with a(n) ____ font family name.
A) universal
B) generic
C) specific
D) assigned

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The font-family property value includes one or more font family names, which can be either specific (e.g. "Arial") or generic (e.g. "sans-serif"). The font stack should end with a generic font family name, such as "sans-serif" or "serif", as a fallback option in case the specific font is not available on a user's device. Therefore, the best choice for the missing term is a generic font family name, making B the correct answer.

To Specify Fonts in Your CSS Code, You Use the Font-Family