Question 8 • 26.27 TCEC INTROART1
A serif font is distinguished by small decorative strokes, or serifs, added to the ends of its letters. This matches choice A, “has small lines or characters added to the ends of the characters for embellishment.” The other choices describe advertising, universally recognizable symbols, or changes in layout rather than a feature of serif type.
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