7–11. What is the name given to the typeface  characterized  by  slanted letters that is made to match almost every type style in use? 1. Script 2. Gothic 3. Italics 4. Text IN  ANSWERING  QUESTIONS  7–12  THROUGH  7–16, SELECT  FROM  COLUMN  B  THE  TYPEFACE CUSTOMARILY  USED  FOR  THE  PURPOSE  STATED IN  COLUMN  A. RESPONSES  MAY  BE  USED  MORE THAN ONCE. B.    TYPE– A.   PURPOSES FACE 7-12. To  print  the  text  of  1. Roman newspapers,  books  and magazines 2. Gothic 7–13. To print formal mate– 3. Contem– rial,   such as invita- porary tions 7–14. To print advertise– ments.   compositions and  TV  commercials 7–15. To print labels on cans and boxes 7–16. To  print  posters  and newspaper   headlines 7-17. 7-18. What typeface is used to emphasize work in text material? 1. Roman 2. Italics 3. Script 4. Text What typeface most closely resembles   handwriting? 1. Script 2. Italics 3. Gothic 4. Text 7–19. Typefaces that bear a close resemblance to each other but are not exactly alike in design are known  by  which  of  the  following names? 1. Series 2. Races 3. Families 4. Fonts 7–20. What is the complete assortment of type in one size and style called? 1. Case 2. Class 3. Series 4. Font 7–21. When you use an initial letter to begin a page or a paragraph, what rule  is  generally  followed? 1. The  entire  sentence  is capitalized 2. The rest of the word is capitalized 3. The  remainder  of  the  word is  italicized 4. The rest of the sentence is printed  in  boldface 7–22. When you select ornaments for a print job, what is the general rule to  follow? 1. Select  ornaments  for  decoration only 2. Abundantly  decorate  the  job with  ornaments 3. Select  ornaments  that  contrast with  the  type 4. Use  ornaments  that  correspond with  the  type 7–23. What is meant by the focal point of a newspaper page? 1. The name of the newspaper 2. The area where the reader normally  expects  to  find the  most  important  story 3. The area occupied by the largest  picture 4. The most attractive area of the page 43