Test 1: Typography Choices

What is the primary concern of any typographic choice?

• Aesthetic appeal

• Legibility

• Uniqueness

• Creativity

Which type of typeface is considered more readable in print?

• Sans serif

• Script

• Serif

• Decorative

What is the main characteristic of sans serif typefaces?

• They have decorative elements

• They appear handwritten

• They do not have serifs

• They are made up of symbols

Which type of typeface is best reserved for short amounts of text like headlines or titles?

• Serif

• Sans serif

• Script

• Decorative

What type of typeface is made up of symbols rather than letters?

• Serif

• Sans serif

• Script

• Symbol

Which type of typeface is often used to create a customized or handcrafted appearance?

• Serif

• Sans serif

• Script

• Decorative

What should designers consider when choosing a typeface for an older audience?

• Use of script fonts

• Use of decorative fonts

• Legibility

• Use of symbol fonts

What is the term for how easy it is to read text at length?

• Legibility

• Readability

• Aesthetic

• Typography

Which type of typeface is more readable on screens?

• Serif

• Sans serif

• Script

• Decorative

What should designers determine before beginning any project?

• The color scheme

• The physical and technological constraints

• The client's favorite font

• The budget