True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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1.
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The consistent use of type provides valuable information cues to the
reader.
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2.
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Until recently, Web typography meant having to use too many <font> tags and lots of text as graphics.
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3.
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Most of the type principles that apply to paper-based design do not apply to the
Web.
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4.
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In strict typography terms, a font is the name of the type, such as Times New
Roman or Futura Condensed.
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5.
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Your pages will look cleaner when you choose more fonts and sizes of
type.
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6.
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A section heading should have a larger, bolder type, while a page heading would
appear in the same typeface, only lighter or smaller.
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7.
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You should avoid making random changes in your use of type conventions.
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8.
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The user will always see the exact font you have specified.
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9.
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The position of text wrapping at the end of each line does not depend on the
font.
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10.
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The computer screen has a lower resolution than the printed page, making fonts
that are legible on paper more difficult to read on-screen.
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11.
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Creating text as a graphic allows you to add drop shadows and other effects to
your text.
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12.
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Including text as graphics means users cannot search for that text.
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13.
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The measurement values you choose when designing a style sheet depend on the
destination medium for your content.
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14.
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When using absolute units, the measurement values require only a number.
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15.
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When using absolute units, the numeric value cannot be negative.
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16.
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Although the point is the standard unit of measurement for type sizes, it is not
the best measurement value for the Web.
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17.
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In CSS, the em unit can only be used for horizontal measurement.
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18.
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In addition to stating font sizes, em is useful for padding and margins as
well.
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19.
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Measurements stated in em are always relative to their environment.
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20.
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The height of the lowercase letter x varies widely from one type face to
another.
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21.
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The em unit is a less reliable unit of measurement than the ex unit.
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22.
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The size of a pixel is determined by the display resolution.
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23.
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As resolutions grow in value, the individual pixel size gets larger.
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24.
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Child elements do not inherit the percentage values of their parents.
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25.
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CSS font properties describe the spacing around the text rather than affecting
the actual text itself.
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26.
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You can string together a list of font families, separated by commas, supplying
a selection of fonts that the browser can attempt to match.
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27.
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The default type weight is equal to 700.
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28.
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The font shortcut property lets you abbreviate the more verbose individual
property listings.
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29.
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Negative values for the text-indent property let you create a hanging
indent.
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30.
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The <font> element is deprecated specifically
in favor of CSS style rules.
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