Multiple Choice
How do serif and sans serf typefaces differ?
A) Serif typefaces present an informal look,whereas sans serif faces create a formal look
B) Serif typefaces work only below 10 or 12 points; sans serif work at any size
C) Serif typefaces are used for print messages; sans serif are used for digital messages
D) Serif typefaces have small crosslines (serifs) at the ends of each letter stroke; sans serif faces do not
E) Serif typefaces are obsolete in business
Correct Answer:
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