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27問 • 2年前
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  • 1

    Introduced the art of designing with type.

    Johannes Gutenberg

  • 2

    Symbols representing OBJECTS such as an ox or a house.

    Pictographs

  • 3

    Symbols representing IDEAS.

    Ideographs

  • 4

    The ancient Phoenicians needed a simplified writing objects or parts of the body, such as water, door, fish, hand, eye, or house and applied it to the sound.

    Phoenician: Aleph and Beth

  • 5

    The Greeks gradually adopted the Phoenician alphabet, ADDING 5 VOWELS.

    Greek: Alpha and Beta

  • 6

    The Roman’s likewise adopted and altered the Greek alphabet.

    Roman: A and B

  • 7

    Used as the models for the typeface designed by Gutenberg.

    Black letter

  • 8

    Derived from Black letter.

    Gutenberg’s type

  • 9

    Was a REVIVAL of the Carolingian minuscule of the 9th century and is the BASIS OF SMALL LETTERS.

    Humanistic Lettering

  • 10

    The INDIVIDUAL LETTERS, punctuation, numerals, and other elements that are used when setting type.

    Characters

  • 11

    The CAPITAL letters, or caps, of the alphabet.The captial letters, or caps, of the alphabet.

    Uppercase

  • 12

    The SMALL letters, or caps, of the alphabet.

    Lowercase

  • 13

    The imaginary line upon which the characters seem to be standing.

    Baseline

  • 14

    The imaginary line that runs along the top of most lowercase letters, such as a,c, etc.

    Meanline

  • 15

    The height of the body, or main element,of the lowercase letterform.

    X-Height

  • 16

    The part of some lowercase letters that rises above the meanline.

    Ascender

  • 17

    The part of some lowercase letters that falls below the baseline.

    Descender

  • 18

    The SPACE entirely or partially enclosed within a letterform.

    Counter

  • 19

    The finishing strokes that project from the main stroke of a letter.

    Serifs

  • 20

    Type that has no serifs at all

    Sans serif

  • 21

    A complete alphabet of caps that are the same size as the body, or X-HEIGHT of the lowercase letters, often used in text settings where regular caps are required but might create unwanted emphasis.

    Small caps

  • 22

    These are NUMBERS that resemble caps by being uniform in height.

    Modern figures or Lining figures

  • 23

    These are similar to lowercase characters in the way they vary in size and may have ascenders and descenders.

    Old style figures

  • 24

    This refers to the specific design of an alphabet.

    Typeface

  • 25

    The variations in weight or width of the letterforms.

    Typestyles

  • 26

    One size of a typestyle in a particular typeface.

    Font

  • 27

    The combination of all the fonts of all the typestyles of a typeface.

    Type family

  • Design Theory

    Design Theory

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    Design Theory

    Design Theory

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    Design Theory

    Design Theory

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    Design Theory

    Design Theory

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    ETHICS 1-3

    ETHICS 1-3

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    ETHICS 1-3

    ETHICS 1-3

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    ETHICS 4

    ETHICS 4

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    ETHICS 4

    ETHICS 4

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    VP PRACTICE EXAM

    VP PRACTICE EXAM

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    VP PRACTICE EXAM

    VP PRACTICE EXAM

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    CHINESE ART

    CHINESE ART

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    CHINESE ART

    CHINESE ART

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    ISLAMIC ART

    ISLAMIC ART

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    ISLAMIC ART

    ISLAMIC ART

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    JAPANESE ART

    JAPANESE ART

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    JAPANESE ART

    JAPANESE ART

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    JAPANESE ART 2

    JAPANESE ART 2

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    JAPANESE ART 2

    JAPANESE ART 2

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    KOREAN ART

    KOREAN ART

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    KOREAN ART

    KOREAN ART

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    PT PRACTICE EXAM

    PT PRACTICE EXAM

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    PT PRACTICE EXAM

    PT PRACTICE EXAM

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    VCDES PRACTICE EXAM 2

    VCDES PRACTICE EXAM 2

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    VCDES PRACTICE EXAM 2

    VCDES PRACTICE EXAM 2

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    PHOTOGRAPHY

    PHOTOGRAPHY

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    PHOTOGRAPHY

    PHOTOGRAPHY

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    PHILIPPINE ART

    PHILIPPINE ART

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    PHILIPPINE ART

    PHILIPPINE ART

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    PHILIPPINE ART- FINALS

    PHILIPPINE ART- FINALS

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    PHILIPPINE ART- FINALS

    PHILIPPINE ART- FINALS

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    ART APPRECIATION

    ART APPRECIATION

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    ART APPRECIATION

    ART APPRECIATION

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    MODERNISM

    MODERNISM

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    MODERNISM

    MODERNISM

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    DADAISM

    DADAISM

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    DADAISM

    DADAISM

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Introduced the art of designing with type.

    Johannes Gutenberg

  • 2

    Symbols representing OBJECTS such as an ox or a house.

    Pictographs

  • 3

    Symbols representing IDEAS.

    Ideographs

  • 4

    The ancient Phoenicians needed a simplified writing objects or parts of the body, such as water, door, fish, hand, eye, or house and applied it to the sound.

    Phoenician: Aleph and Beth

  • 5

    The Greeks gradually adopted the Phoenician alphabet, ADDING 5 VOWELS.

    Greek: Alpha and Beta

  • 6

    The Roman’s likewise adopted and altered the Greek alphabet.

    Roman: A and B

  • 7

    Used as the models for the typeface designed by Gutenberg.

    Black letter

  • 8

    Derived from Black letter.

    Gutenberg’s type

  • 9

    Was a REVIVAL of the Carolingian minuscule of the 9th century and is the BASIS OF SMALL LETTERS.

    Humanistic Lettering

  • 10

    The INDIVIDUAL LETTERS, punctuation, numerals, and other elements that are used when setting type.

    Characters

  • 11

    The CAPITAL letters, or caps, of the alphabet.The captial letters, or caps, of the alphabet.

    Uppercase

  • 12

    The SMALL letters, or caps, of the alphabet.

    Lowercase

  • 13

    The imaginary line upon which the characters seem to be standing.

    Baseline

  • 14

    The imaginary line that runs along the top of most lowercase letters, such as a,c, etc.

    Meanline

  • 15

    The height of the body, or main element,of the lowercase letterform.

    X-Height

  • 16

    The part of some lowercase letters that rises above the meanline.

    Ascender

  • 17

    The part of some lowercase letters that falls below the baseline.

    Descender

  • 18

    The SPACE entirely or partially enclosed within a letterform.

    Counter

  • 19

    The finishing strokes that project from the main stroke of a letter.

    Serifs

  • 20

    Type that has no serifs at all

    Sans serif

  • 21

    A complete alphabet of caps that are the same size as the body, or X-HEIGHT of the lowercase letters, often used in text settings where regular caps are required but might create unwanted emphasis.

    Small caps

  • 22

    These are NUMBERS that resemble caps by being uniform in height.

    Modern figures or Lining figures

  • 23

    These are similar to lowercase characters in the way they vary in size and may have ascenders and descenders.

    Old style figures

  • 24

    This refers to the specific design of an alphabet.

    Typeface

  • 25

    The variations in weight or width of the letterforms.

    Typestyles

  • 26

    One size of a typestyle in a particular typeface.

    Font

  • 27

    The combination of all the fonts of all the typestyles of a typeface.

    Type family