1. Fonts Desktop Publishing

2. How many words can you read per minute? 250 to 300 words per minute

3. What is the Sharpest and Most Legible Font to Read? 12 point Arial

4. Which Font Allows You to Read The Fastest? 12 point Times New Roman

5. Three of the most common classes of fonts are: Serif fonts Sans-serif fonts Script fonts

6. Serif Fonts Has little "feet," called serifs, at the ends of the lines that make up the letters. Some examples: Times New Roman Palatino Linotype Garamond These fonts are more traditional, elegant, and old-fashioned.

7. Sans-serif Fonts Don't have those feet. "Sans serif" means "without serifs." Some Examples: Arial Verdana Tahoma Helvetica These fonts are more clean and modern.

8. Script Fonts Calligraphic or cursive fonts. Example: Brush Script Freestyle Script

9. What Font Should I Use? In printed materials Sans-serif fonts are usually used in print for short blocks of information, like headlines, pull quotes, or bulleted lists. Online (in websites, emails, and HTML newsletters) Sans-serif fonts look the best: they're clean, clear, and easy to read In Word Documents Serif fonts are usually for faster reading

10. Your Task Read the article, “What Fonts Say About Your Business” and answer the questions that follow. Look at the different uses of fonts Compare and contrast how the fonts are used.