Q - R

Question 1

Quotation marks

Answer 1

also called quotes or inverted commas (“”)
are punctuation marks used in pairs to set off speech, a quotation, or a phrase. The pair consists of an open quotation mark and a closing quotation mark

Question 2

Readability

Answer 2

the quality of written language that makes it easy to read and understand

Question 3

Rouch

Answer 3

a preliminary sketch or mock-up of a composition often drawn at full scale in color representing what the final may look like when the project is complete

Question 4

Rule

Answer 4

a typeset line that may be used alone or as an outline of a shape available in varying thicknesses specified in points

Question 5

Run-around

Answer 5

text copy set to wrap around a silhouetted image or other design element, which may also be referred to as contour-set or wraparound

Question 6

Run-In

Answer 6

a head incorporated into the first line of body copy or introductory phrase of body text commonly set larger, bolder, in italic, small caps, or a different font intended to attract the reader’s attention

Question 7

Running Foot or Footer

Answer 7

refers to a title, design element, rule and/or folio repeated on every page within the bottom margin area

Question 8

Running head or Header

Answer 8

refers to a title, design element, rule, and/or folio repeated on every page within the top margin area