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White space provides ________ for the reader.
 
  A) resting points
  B) design elements
  C) an identification of important information
  D) justification
  E) headings

Question 2

When producing a document for mobile technology, the preferred typeface is ________ because screens have lower resolution than printed text.
 
  A) serif
  B) sans serif
  C) calligraphy
  D) bold
  E) standard



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A
Explanation: A) Any space that doesn't contain text or artwork, both in print and online, is considered white space. (Note that white space isn't necessarily white; it is simply blank.) These unused areas provide visual contrast and important resting points for your readers.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B
Explanation: B) many sans serif typefaces work as well or better for body text than some serif typefaces. This seems to be particularly true on screens, which often have lower resolution than printed text. Many contemporary documents and webpages now use sans serif for body text.



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