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Typography Fundamentals Quiz

Test your knowledge of typography with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers essential terms and concepts that every design enthusiast should know. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or a professional in the field, you will find valuable information and learn more about the art of typography.

40 challenging questions
Perfect for students and professionals alike
Improve your understanding of type design

40 Questions10 MinutesCreated by CraftingLetter2023

Imaginary line upon which the base of each letter rests (where type sits on)

Imaginary line where the capital forms rise to, and the lowercase ascenders hit

The distance between the meanline and baseline: the lowercase will rest in this area

Imaginary line that the bottom of descenders hit

Imaginary line that establishes the height of lowercase letters

Letters that fall below the baseline

Letters that rise above the meanline

A vertical or diagonal stroke in a letter

A curved stroke enclosing the letter

The negative space that is fully or partially enclosed in a letter ex. Letter b, p and g

A short stroke that extends from and at an angle from the upper and lower ends of letters

A curved stroke that comes out from a stem

A curved stroke on the bottom part of a lowercase g

The stroke that connects the bowl and loop in a lowercase g

A small stroke that projects from the upper right side of a lowercase g

A horizontal stroke that is unattached on one or both ends, found on a capital T and capital E

The end of any stroke that does not have a serif

The peak of the triangle of an uppercase A

The thinnest stroke within a typeface that has varying weights/strokes

The horizontal stroke that connects two sides of a letter or bisects the main stroke

Diagonal stroke or loop at the end of a letter ex. capital R, lowercase j, capital Q

Any mark or dash made by the movement by a pen or brush

The closed part of the lowercase e

The distance (space) between two letters

Adjusting the space throughout the entire word

The space between two lines, measured from baseline to baseline

Unit of measurement for leading and type

12 points = how many picas?

How many picas in an inch?

How many points in an inch?

Square of the typesize

The invisible border around the edge of the page

Serif type classifications

San Serif type classifications

Measurement of space between the letter

What consists of a type face?

What makes a font?

What are the 5 steps of the design process?

The arrangement, style, or general appearance of printed matter

The central curved stroke of the letter S

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