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Question 1

leading

Answer 1

the space between lines of type.

generally measured from baseline to baseline expressed in points.

Question 2

tracking

Answer 2

the adjustment of letterspacing for words, phrases, and extended blocks of text.

Question 3

widow

Answer 3

a short phrase, word or word fragment at the end of a paragraph or column of text.

Question 4

orphan

Answer 4

a word or word fragment at the top of a column of text.

Question 5

kerning

Answer 5

Kerning is the adjustment of space between pairs of letters to make them more visually appealing. It is normally applied
to individual letter pairs in headlines or other large type.

Question 6

alignment

Answer 6

Alignment refers to lining up the top, bottom, sides, or middle of text a page. Horizontal alignment includes flush-left
(also called flush-left ragged right FLRR), flush-right (also called flush-right ragged left FRRL), centered, and fully justified.

Question 7

body copy

Answer 7

The primary text of a story. Usually identified by medium weight and a body size of 8 - 12 points.