The Language of Type

2. A dot above a lowercase i or j.
4. _____ height is the measurement between the baseline and the top of a flat capital letter.
5. The end point of a letter that is not a foot. May include a serif or a beak.
7. A negative space enclosed in a letter (O).
9. Extends outward toward the baseline (R).
10. A small mark that reminds us of a part of a cowboy's boot.
11. A tall vertical stroke.
13. The parts of letters that rise above the x-height.
15. The height of a lowercase letter without extenders.
16. Bottom or base of a letter, may include a serif.
18. The point where two strokes meet (A, M has two).
19. We say that type sits on a _____.

1. The lowercase a and g can be single-_____ or double-_____. The double-_____ g has a loop and a connecting stroke called a link.
3. May hang below the baseline (Q).
4. A _____ stoke goes over a stem (f).
6. The connection between specific pairs of letters to improve legibility.
7. A horizontal stroke in the middle of a letter (A).
8. A stroke that extends from the stem (E).
12. The parts of letters that extend below the baseline.
14. An outward curving stroke (m).
17. A strong curving stroke (S).
19. The rounded part of a letter is called a _____.