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How People Read - Quiz
Preguntas del test (8)
1Are Capital Letters inherently hard to read?
- AYes, all capital letters have the same size, so pattern recognition is harder.
- BYes, all capital letters together form into a rectangle, making pattern recognition harder.
- CNo, we as people are just more used to seeing lowercase than uppercase.
- DNo, pattern recognition separates uppercase and lowercase into two categories.
2When people read, their eyes jump using saccades, these movements only go forward and are visible to the human eye.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3During a fixation, while reading, how many letters can the human eye process at once?
- A10-12
- B13-15
- C7-9
- D3-5
4What's important for someone to be an active reader, and retain the information from the content? Choose all that apply.
- AUsing more descriptive language
- BTitles and Headlines
- CSimpler words and phrasing
- DPrior knowledge on subject
5Serif fonts and Sans Serif fonts are different in readability.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6What is important for a font to be viewed online? Choose all that apply.
- ALarge point size
- BHigher tracking
- CLarge x-height
- DThicker lines
7Which is the best combination for readability sake?
- AWhite text on a black background.
- BDark gray text on a light gray background.
- CBlack text on a white background.
8Which of these facts about a person's reading preference is true?
- APeople prefer reading around 50 characters per line and prefer reading multiple columns of text.
- BPeople prefer reading around 100 characters per line and prefer reading multiple columns of text.
- CPeople prefer reading around 50 characters per line and prefer reading a single column of text.
- DPeople prefer reading around 100 characters per line and prefer reading a single column of text.
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- Descripción
- This quiz tests your knowledge on how people read in design psychology.
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- Idioma
- English
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- Historial
- Creado el 28 ene 2019 · actualizado el 29 ene 2019
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