When reading, our eyes move in quick sharp jumps and short periods of stillness called _____.
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hops and woes
saccades and fixations
hoppity and boppity
Question 2
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Titles and headlines are just one way to increase the readability and comprehension of your text. What are some other things you can do to increase the readability and comprehension? Check all that apply
Answer
Provide clear instructions that help the reader identify and retain important information.
Remember to use clear, casual language so that it's easier to read for many people, regardless of their reading level.
Just write whatever you want, if they get it, well then they get it.
Question 3
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There is no difference in comprehension, reading speed, or preference between serif and sans serif typefaces.
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True
False
Question 4
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The x-height of a typeface has no effect whatsoever with reading strain.
Answer
True
False
Question 5
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What are the different forms of reading?
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Computer Screens
Books
E-readers (kindle, nook)
The stars
Question 6
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Although people read single column layouts with longer character line copy, what should be your go-to when organizing for the reader?
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Since readers prefer a multi-column layout with shorter character lines, as long as reading speed isn't a priority, you should organize your content in this way.
They get whatever design I design for them.
Only design in single column layouts with longer character lines to make the fastest reading possible.