Exam 5: Web Typography

In strict typography terms, a font is the name of the type, such as Times New Roman or Futura Condensed.

You should always include fallback values in case the browser has a problem downloading  the primary font.

____ fonts have strokes that finish the top and bottom of each letter.

What is the font property and how do you use it?

A(n) ___________ unit is equal to the size of an element.

What is a font fallback and how do you specify one?

Which font property lets you define small capitals, which are often used for chapter openings, acronyms, and other special purposes?

Which property lets you adjust the white space between letters?

The viewport __________________ lengths are relative to the size of the device viewport window used to display your web page.

You generally want to use absolute units for web pages because they can be scaled to an individual user's display type.

In general, ____ text on a ____ background is easiest to read.

What are the five generic font families? Describe each briefly. 

Which property lets you expand or compress the font face?

The font-family property only allows you state a generic font-family name such as sans-serif.

Which white-space property value preserves white space, causing lines to not wrap unless there is a < br > element?

___________ fonts are designed to resemble handwriting.

Which unit is equal to the height of the lowercase x in any given font?

Which of the following became a W3C Recommendation in 2012 and offers a single interoperable format for web fonts?

Which of the following code samples transforms the case of an < h1 > element to uppercase?

Which font family is primarily decorative?