Typography

2. are fonts designed for decorative or ornamental purposes to illustrate a concept.
3. is a short line or stroke that extends from the open ends of a letter.
5. is an alternate version of a character
7. refers to the space between a group of characters in a complete section such as a sentence, line, paragraph, or page.
9. he individual symbols that make up the entire set of a font, whether it be a letter, number, or a symbol
11. refers to two or more letters connected to form a single character and used for decorative purposes.
13. refers to the part of the lowercase letter that rises above the main body of the letter and extends above the x-height.
15. refers to the space between lines of text from baseline to baseline.
16. is the imaginary line upon which the characters sit.

1. is the imaginary line that marks the top boundary of the uppercase letters in the typeface
4. refers to a slanted version of the typeface that slants, or tilts, to the right.
6. are fonts that are designed without serifs.
8. refers to the height of the lowercase letters of a typeface, ignoring both the ascenders and descenders.
10. a collection of letters, numbers, and symbols that is designed with specific, consistent physical characteristics.
12. refers to the part of a lowercase letter that extends below the baseline
14. refers to the horizontal space between two letters
16. refers to a set of typeface that is heavier and darker than normal