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English, 30.06.2019 07:30 johnsonkia873

18. which of the following alignments is easiest to read? (1 point) left right center justified 19. what term refers to a single word or partial word that appears on its own line of text at the end of a paragraph? (1 point) orphan serif slug widow 20. what term refers to a combination of two letterforms to create a single unit? (1 point) ligature orphan serif widow

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