typography

1. What is typography?

• a) The art and technique of arranging type to make written language readable and visually appealing.

• b) A type of graphic design focusing on color theory.

• c) The study of different types of paper used in printing.

• d) The science of font size and weight.

2. What is the difference between a typeface and a font?

• A typeface is a specific style, while a font is the overall design.
• A typeface is the design, while a font is a specific size and style of that design.
• A typeface is used for digital text, while a font is for print only.
• A typeface refers to the weight of the letters, while a font is the color.

3. What is the hierarchy of text in typography?

• Only body text is important in typography hierarchy.
• The hierarchy of text in typography includes headings, subheadings, and body text, arranged by size and weight to indicate importance.
• Text alignment and spacing are the main elements of typography hierarchy.
• Paragraphs, lists, and captions arranged by color and font style.

4. Which typographic element is important for creating visual hierarchy?

• Font size

• Font color

• Line spacing

• All of the above

True or False: A typeface is the overall design of a set of characters, while a font is a specific size and style of that typeface.

• True
• False

How should headings, subheadings, and body text be styled in terms of hierarchy and boldness?

• Headings, subheadings, and body text should all be bold for uniformity

• Headings should be bold and larger; subheadings can be bold or regular; body text should be regular.

• Headings: bold and regular size; Subheadings: bold and smallest; Body text: largest and italic.
• Headings: largest and bold; Subheadings: smaller and always bold; Body text: regular weight.