In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) The typeface that you choose for your print project is an important piece of the foremost overall design process

(B) First, narrow down your choice by selecting the phone you want to present.

(C) Typefaces can convey personality.

(D) For instance, if you are in the banking industry you might choose a classic serif font such as Garamond, to convey dependability
 

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) Readability is crucial.

(B) Be sure the font we choose is legible and logical

(C) With all of the newest and interesting typefaces available today, it is tempting to pick one that you think looks "cool"

(D) This can work if you are going for an edgy look that will appeal to a young audience, but your copy still needs to be easily understood

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) Words setting and word spacing are another consideration to achieve for

(B) The optimal setting for your body text is flush left, rag right.

(C) This setting allows comfortable readability.

(D) The flush left makes it easier for the reader to find the next line.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) Justified text work best for a lengthy materials such as books or magazine articles.

(B) Centred text will create right and let ragged edges.

(C) This can create a dignified look if treated care fully

(D) Vary the lines to give the ragged edges an interesting look and try increasing the space between the lines to add readability

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) The brain is a strange organ.

 (B)It works in ways we don't understand manage to create everything we see.

(C)Working at odds with the rest of the body it performs best when we are not consciously trying

(D) Creativity will be at the life-blood of every of life.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A)  One easy answer is water colour painting.

(B) The gentle movement of a brush has a relaxing, de-sessing effect which has also been noted in activities such as calligraphy

(C)Whilst the mix of colours and their application energizes parts of the brain which would normally get scanned stimulation,

(D) Couple this to mix this a visual experience as your painting emerges and presto!

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) Painting a watercolor is a life-affirming thing

(B) You have an image of the world in your head.

(C) You start getting it down on your art paper and before you know it you have captured a piece of the world around you and it's been through your own efforts.

(D)What could be more satisfying than that?

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) The rightfully believing that his geniuses in poetry laid in personal utterances, Irish poet William Butler Yeats recognised that these personal utterances alone could not organise a body of a lyric poetry and drama into the organic structure he hoped to build

(B) For one thing personal utterances is beset by danger of sentimentality, which leads poetry away from that reality that poetry would deal with various kinds of self-pity and self deceptions.

(C) He thus has to technique by which the person could some how be objectified, be given the appearance of impersonal truth' and yet retained motive force of privately felt belief

(D) The partial solution was the theory the mask.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) Those not under the confluence with the mask are much more concerned with the things at hand.

(B) They see no reason of building castles in the air and certainly no reason to go live into them.

(C) They will not dare to dream and will like things to be as they appear or seem to appear.

(D) They do not question and certainly do not venture to know more than what is let known to them by their predecessors.