Wuiz Flashcards

1
Q

– refers to the line on top of a capital letter. This is located just above the
waistline. All letters that reach the ascender line are called ascending letters.

A

ASCENDER LINE

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2
Q

– refers to the line that is found below just below the baseline. All letters
that go down to the descender line are called descending letters.

A

DESCENDER LINE

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3
Q

refers to the writing line that the body of the letter sits upon.

A

BASE LINE (or WRITING LINE) –

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4
Q

refers to the guideline showing the correct position for the upper boundary of the
x-height.

A

WAISTLINE

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5
Q

refers to the height of the letter between the bas

A

X-HEIGHT

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6
Q

refers to the height of the capital or uppercase letters.

A

CAP LINE or CAP-HEIGHT

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7
Q

an oversized capital letter used to start a paragraph.

A

DROP CAP –

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8
Q

refers to characters that combine or connect. For instance, letter A combines with
E, following (ff); street (st.). Ligature can be standard and personalized. A writer can be known
based on personalized ligature.

A

LIGATURE

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9
Q

the space inside the loops of selected letters.

A

COUNTER

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10
Q

– refers to the pen point.

A

NIB

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11
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refers to the angle at which the nib meets the paper relative to the baseline.

A

PEN ANGLE

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12
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– a small stroke that begins or ends a letter.

A

SERIF

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13
Q

– the foundation of every character.

A

STEM (Also known as Staff, Trunk, or Stalk)

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14
Q

is a form of letter beautification that is usually found in aesthetically printing
characters.

A

BRACKET

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15
Q

refers to the slope of a letter. The 3 kinds are slant to the right, left and vertical slant.

A

SLANT –

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16
Q

refers to the stroke which connects the
arch to the down stroke of a letter.

A

BRANCHING STROKE / JUNCTION CONNECTION

17
Q

a non-structural embellishment (beautification) added to a letter.

A

FLOURISH

18
Q

refers to the guideline showing the correct slant.

A

SLANT LINE

19
Q

refers to the horizontal stroke to complete letters t, and H.

A

CROSS BAR

20
Q

lines that forms every character which are very thin.

A

HAIRLINE