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This type of text inform, instruct or persuade by giving facts and information.

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Factual Text

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This type of text entertain or elicit an emotional response by using the language to create mental images.

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Literacy Texts

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This type of text is a factual text type that give a point of view. They are the influence or persuade others.

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Persuasive Texts

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This type of text consists of fixed sized characters having essentially the same type of appearance.

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Plain Text or Unformatted Text

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This type of text is where appearance can be change using for parameters.

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Formatted Text

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This type of text serve to link different electronic documents and Enables users to jump from one to the other in a nonlinear way.

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Hypertext

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Are also known as hyperlinks or underlined text.

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Hypertext

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These are templates that provide the working and provisional structures of media and information texts.

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Formats

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This provide the architectural foundation of a media or information text and thus dictate the kind of content that will be generated and the specific audience a program will attract.

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Formats

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10
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This offers some control over the general appearance of alphanumeric characters.

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Formatted Text

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11
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The formatting refers to the changing of the typeface of fonts, such as bold, underline, italics, subscripts, superscripts, shapes, font sizes, and color.

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Formatted Text

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12
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Text processing software provides such options.

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Formatted Text

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13
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True or False
Font are what distinguish one formatted text with another.

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True

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14
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What are the two general types of fonts

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Serif and Sans Serif

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What is the difference between Serif and Sans Serif?

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Serif have curves, while Sans Serif don’t have curves

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16
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Example of serif fonts

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Times New Roman, Book Antiqua, Cambria

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Example of sans serif fonts

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Arial, Tahoma, Verdana, and Calibri

18
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What is the file type for Microsoft Word Document?

19
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What is the file type for Plain Text File

20
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What is the file type for Outlook Mail Message

21
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What is the file type for Pages Document

22
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What is the file type for LaTeX Source Document

23
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What is the file type for PowerPoint Slide Show

24
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What is the file type for Data File

25
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What is the file type for PowerPoint Presentation

26
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What is the file type for Standard Data File

27
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What is the file type for XML file

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