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What is the difference between "italic" and "oblique" font types?

Italic is a slanted typeface, and oblique is an expanded typeface.

Italic is a redesigned version of the original font, oblique merely slants the font to the right.

Italic is a redesigned version of the original font, oblique merely slants the font to the left.

Italic is a slanted typeface, and oblique is a condensed typeface.

Italic is a slanted Serif typeface, while oblique is a slanted Sans Serif typeface.

Answer

Correct Answer: Italic is a redesigned version of the original font, oblique merely slants the font to the right.

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