Choose all of the statements that describe a sans serif typeface

Sans serif typefaces lack the small finishing strokes, or serifs, at the ends of characters, so D describes them. Their clean, simple shapes are often easier to digitize and can be easier to read on small mobile screens, making A and B correct. Serifs—not sans serif letters—are typically said to guide the eye across printed text, so C does not apply.

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