Ch. 16 - Reader Center Documents

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Eater
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Covered By Your Grace
Creepster

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Eater
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Covered By Your Grace
Creepster

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Comic Sans MS
Georgia
Impact
Lucida Console
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Nosifer
Bubblegum Sans
Eater
Bad Script
Snowburst One
Covered By Your Grace
Creepster

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Arial Black
Comic Sans MS
Georgia
Impact
Lucida Console
Palatino Linotype
Verdana
Nosifer
Bubblegum Sans
Eater
Bad Script
Snowburst One
Covered By Your Grace
Creepster

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Arial
Arial Black
Comic Sans MS
Georgia
Impact
Lucida Console
Palatino Linotype
Verdana
Nosifer
Bubblegum Sans
Eater
Bad Script
Snowburst One
Covered By Your Grace
Creepster

Options: Down Clues

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Arial

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Arial
Arial Black
Comic Sans MS
Georgia
Impact
Lucida Console
Palatino Linotype
Verdana
Nosifer
Bubblegum Sans
Eater
Bad Script
Snowburst One
Covered By Your Grace
Creepster

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Ch. 16 - Reader Center Documents

Complete the crossword below

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Created on TheTeachersCorner.net Crossword Maker

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1. One goal of visual design is to help your readers see how your information is organized on the page. The first principle of visual design.
2. The items, such as page numbers, that occur at the bottom of each page in a multipage document.
3. The design principle is called ________ (sometimes called chunking). It emphasizes that readers judge the relationship between adjacent items by interpreting the distance, or amount of white space
4. To make some things stand out, you must use _______. Ex. Black vs. White
6. another word for proposed design 'sketch'

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2. To help readers distinguish one kind of textual element on your page from another, you can use different fonts for each.
5. Similarly, use the same type treatment (font, size, color, etc.) for all major headings, for all second- level headings, all headers and footers, and so on. This design principle is called ________.
7. the whitespace between columns
8. Drawings, tables, photographs, and so on—including their captions.
9. Making an element larger increases its visual prominence. Using this principle, most books (including this one) use larger type for major head- ings than for smaller ones.

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