Graphic Design Chapter 3
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- 1.Q: Letterform
- A.
A: A set of a typeface in a given size.
- B.
A: The style/form of each letter of the alphabet.
- C.
A: The line forming the basic letterform.
- 2.Typeface
- A.
A: The style/form of each letter of the alphabet.
- B.
A: Typography with end strokes on the upper and/or lower end of the main stroke of a letterform.
- C.
A: A set of letterforms including numerals and signs/symbols, unified by consistent visual properties.
- 3.Q: Type Font
- A.
A: A set of a typeface in a given size.
- B.
A: Typography with end strokes on the upper and/or lower end of the main stroke of a letterform.
- C.
A: Modifications in a font to create variations in weight.
- 4.Q: Type Style
- A.
A: A set of letterforms including numerals and signs/symbols, unified by consistent visual properties.
- B.
A: Modifications in a font to create variations in weight (light, medium, bold), as well as width (condensed, regular, extended), angle (roman/upright, italic), and form (solid, outline, shading).
- C.
A: Refers to the density/tonal quality created, using spacing, by a mass of type on a field.
- 5.Q: Word space
- A.
A: The space (also called interval) between words.
- B.
A: Adjusting the letter spacing in words. The amount (added or reduced) of letter space is measured in points.
- C.
A: Adjustment of letter spacing between two adjacent letters.
- 6.Type form
- A.
A: Selection based on Visual Interest, Appropriateness, Relationship.
- B.
A: Selection based on Display, Text, Design Element.
- C.
A: Selection based on Style/Aesthetics, Integration, Communication.
- 7.Type function
- A.
A: Selection based on Display, Text, Design Element.
- B.
A: Selection based on Visual Interest, Appropriateness, Relationship.
- C.
A: Selection based on Style/Aesthetics, Integration, Communication.
- 8.Q: Type selection
- A.
A: Selection based on Visual Interest, Appropriateness, Relationship.
- B.
A: Selection based on Display, Text, Design Element.
- C.
A: Selection based on Style/Aesthetics, Integration, Communication.
- 9.Q: Type Texture
- A.
A: Selection based on Visual Interest, Appropriateness, Relationship.
- B.
A: Refers to the density/tonal quality created, using spacing, by a mass of type on a field.
- C.
A: Selection based on Style/Aesthetics, Integration, Communication.
- 10.Q: Readability
- A.
A: Easy to read using size, spacing, alignment, color.
- B.
A: Easy to read the letterforms, using weight (light, regular, bold), strokes (thick, thin), style (regular, condensed, or expanded).
- C.
A: Refers to a composition where the typography and image are integrated and synergistically create a visual element.
- 11.Q: Legibility
- A.
A: Easy to read using size, spacing, alignment, color.
- B.
A: Selection based on Style/Aesthetics, Integration, Communication.
- C.
A: Easy to read the letterforms, using weight (light, regular, bold), strokes (thick, thin), style (regular, condensed, or expanded).
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