| A | B |
|---|
| The most important goal in desktop | To get your message across |
| A rough sketch used in planning a | Thumbnail |
| An element used to attract the | Focus |
| Background space with no text or | Whitespace |
| Approximately __________ of your | 1/3 |
| The ease with which individual characters | Legibility |
| Balancing similar elements equally on | Symmetrical |
| The difference in degrees of lightness | Contrast |
| When scanning a page, the eyes | Z |
| One of the most important steps in | Planning |
| In preparing a document using | Over design |
| Uniformity among design elements is | Consistency |
| The fineness of detail in an image | Resolution |
| This shows a preview of how a feature | Live Preview |
| Which of these is a good desktop | Less is Best |
| A set of characters with a common | Typeface |
| Word refers to a typeface as | Font |
| Type characters rest on an imaginary | Baseline |
| The height of the main body of the | X-height |
| The distance between the baseline | Cap height |
| The parts of the lower case letters | Descenders |
| Small strokes at the end of a character | Serifs |
| The same amount of character spacing | Typewriter spacing |
| Varying the amount of space for each | Proportional spacing |
| Characters without small strokes at | Sans serif |
| An abundance of typefaces and typestyles | Disorderly |
