Typography Quiz

Typography Quiz Question and Answers

Q: em of a 10 point type is equal to _______.

  • 1000 points
  • 1 point
  • 10 points
  • 100 points

Q: The final one or two lines of a paragraph which break to form a new column is called _______.

  • Ligature
  • Widow
  • River
  • Orphan

Q: In _______ text alignment, the lines not aligned with each other.

  • Runaround
  • Justified
  • Asymmetric
  • Center

Q: A slanted version of the regular style is called __________.

  • Condensed
  • Italic
  • Bold
  • Regular
  • Light
  • Extended

Q: The final one or two lines of a paragraph which break to form a new column is called _______.

  • Ligature
  • Widow
  • River
  • Orphan

Q: __________ has a wider stroke than the regular style.

  • Italic
  • Regular
  • Light
  • Extended (wrong ans)
  • Condensed
  • Bold

Q: The fonts without a serif are known as __________.

  • Digital
  • Serif
  • Ornamental
  • Sans-Serif

Q: ______ is the amount of spacing between the characters of a word or a text block.

  • Leading
  • Kerning
  • Tracking
  • Word spacing

Q: Tracking varies per character to create comfortable looking typography.

  • True
  • False

Q: __________ is a unit of relative measurement derived from the uppercase letter 'M'.

  • Em
  • En
  • Point
  • Pica

Q: The curving stroke of 'S' is called __________.

  • Spine
  • Finial
  • Link
  • Leg

Q: A lone word at the end of a block of text is called _______.

  • River
  • Orphan
  • Widow
  • Ligature

Q: __________ is the basic unit of absolute typographic measurement.

  • Pica
  • Em
  • Point
  • En

Q: Leading is the space between two letters.

  • True
  • False

Q: The characters that are aligned with the descender line are called __________.

  • Ascender Script
  • Descender Script
  • Superscript
  • Subscript

Q: Serif strokes help to lead the eye while reading a sentence.

  • True
  • False

Q: __________ is the basic style of typeface that is most commonly used for body text.

  • Light
  • Condensed
  • Italic
  • Extended
  • Bold
  • Regular

Q: The horizontal position of a type is called _________.

  • Leading
  • Alignment
  • Word spacing
  • Kerning

Q: The distance between two baselines on consecutive lines of text is called ______.

  • Kerning
  • Tracking
  • Word spacing
  • Leading

Q: The angle formed at the bottom of a letter when strokes meet is called __________.

  • Stress
  • Vertex
  • Link
  • Finial

Q: Which text alignment has the text wrapped around an image?

  • Justified
  • Runaround
  • Asymmetric
  • Center

Q: Serifs help the eye while reading a sentence.

  • False
  • True

Q: Tracking varies per character to create comfortable looking typography.

  • True
  • False

Q: Times New Roman is a serif font.

  • False
  • True

Q: The orientation of a curved character is called __________.

  • Finial
  • Leg
  • Stress
  • Link

Q: Measurements of fixed values are called __________.

  • Value Measurements
  • Absolute Measurements
  • Fixed Measurements
  • Relative Measurements

Q: The fonts without a serif are known as __________.

  • Digital
  • Serif
  • Ornamental
  • Sans-Serif

Q: The part of a letter which falls below the baseline is called __________.

  • Bowl
  • Apex
  • Ascender
  • Descender