| Margins Select the ONEchoice that best describes the margins of the sample. |  |
 Margins even, and about right, all the way around... |  Margins tiny all the way around... |  Margins huge all the way around... |  No margins on the left or right at all... | Margins are uneven (top, bottom, left and right)... |  Nothing in this row really fits... |
| Zones The letters and words in a line of writing overlap three zones: Upper, Middle and Lower. | |
In normal writing, if you split the region above the base line (the height of a normal sized capital letter) exactly in half, you get the Middle Zone where most small letters sit, and the Upper Zone above it, where loops on tall letters land, or like the upper loop on a capital R sit. The Lower Zone (below the base line) extends the same distance below the line as normal sized capitals extend above the baseline. | |
 | Lots of flourishes in the upper zone, including possible end strokes that flourish clear up in the upper zone... |
7 - Middle Zone letter Uniformity |