The most precise classification of Helvetica, a typeface characterized by neutral forms with minimal stroke contrast, is _______.

The typeface Helvetica was designed in the 1950’s to compete with which of the following?

What is the correct term when curved letter parts extend slightly over the base line or x-height?

What is "ç" called in English?

What does hinting refer to?

Tahoma, Arial, and Geneva are all examples of what?

What is a double-story "g"?

How do you refer to the strokes of lowercase letters that rise above the rest of the letter?

Is there a difference between Arial and Helvetica?

Strikeout means

What is a baseline?