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Font Families. Roman Fonts have small cross-lines or feet called serifs are easy to read used in books, magazines, and newspapers.

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1 Font Families

2 Roman Fonts have small cross-lines or feet called serifs are easy to read used in books, magazines, and newspapers

3 Sans Serif Fonts means “without feet” is simple and straight forward used with cartoon graphics or in headlines

4 Square Serif Fonts has block or rectangle in shape serifs is considered to be masculine Square Serif fonts are hard to read in small point sizes.

5 Text Fonts are used to create feelings of medieval times never use in all capital letters

6 Script Fonts produce a feeling of handwriting and are feminine easier to read in large point sizes never use in all capital letters

7 Display Fonts can’t be put into the other groups is known as occasional or display font are funky and are never used for writing in books, newspapers or magazines is used in most graphic design projects

8 Match fonts to the design Tone of Voice

9 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which font would match this image?

10 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which font would match this image?

11 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which font would match this image?

12 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which font would match this image?

13 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which font would match this image?

14 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which font would match this image?

15 a d e g t A G Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this?

16 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

17 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

18 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

19 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

20 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

21 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

22 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

23 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

24 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t AG

25 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

26 Script Font Text Font Sans Serif Font Display Font Roman Font Square Serif Font Which type of font is this? a d e g t A G

27 That is correct!

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