(p.217) ________ is a horizontal or vertical line of text that begins where you click and expands as you enter characters.

(p.217) With point type, each line of text is ________ — the line expands or shrinks as you edit it, but doesn’t wrap to the next line.

(p.217) ________ uses the boundaries of an object to control the flow of characters, either horizontally or vertically.

(p.217) With area type, when the text reaches a boundary, it automatically ________ to fit inside the defined area.

(p.217) Type on a path flows along the edge of an open path only.

(p.217) Entering text this way is useful for adding a headline or a few words to your artwork.

(p.217) Entering text this way is useful when you want to create one or more paragraphs, such as for a brochure.

(p.217) When typing text directly into a document, you select the ________ tool and click where you’d like the text.

(p.218) To create area type, you click with the Type tool where you want the text, and ________ to create an area type object.

(p.219) RTF stands for ________.

(p.219) Although you can copy and paste text into Illustrator, one of the advantages of importing text from a file is that imported text retains its character and paragraph ________.

(p.220) You can create ________ and rows of text easily by using the Area Type options.

(p.221) Under Area Type options, ________ specifies the distance between rows or columns.

(p.222) Each area type object contains an in ________ and an out ________, which enable you to link to other objects and create a linked copy of the type object.

(p.222) A(n) ________ port indicates that all the text is visible and that the object isn't linked.

(p.222) A red ________ in an out port indicates that the object contains additional text.

(p.222) Remaining unseen text in a type object is called ________ text.

(p.223) There are two main methods for remedying overflow text: the first is to ________, or continue, the text to another type object.

(p.223) To thread text from one object to the next you have to ________ the objects.

(p.223) The second main method for remedying overflow text is to ________ the type object to make room for additional text.

(p.224) To break the thread between two objects, ________ the out port or the in port breaks the connection between them.

(p.224) Once a connection is broken, any text threaded between two type objects flows into the ________ object.

(p.226) Choose Select > All, or press Ctrl+________ (Windows) or Command+________ (Mac) to select all the text in a type object.

(p.227) Font ________ are specific to each font family.

(p.228) A benefit of the OpenType format is its ________ compatibility, meaning the same font file works on Macintosh and Windows computers.

(p.228) You can change the font size of selected text dynamically by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+ ________ (Windows) or Command+Shift+________ (Mac) to increase the font size in increments of 2 points.

(p.229) You can change the font color of the fill and stroke of selected text.

(p.229) Double-click to select a word; triple-click to select a ________.

(p.230) ________ is the vertical space between lines.

(p.230) ________ changes the spacing between characters.

(p.230) Special characters like trademark symbols or bullet points are called ________.

(p.232) Setting a spacing value after paragraphs, rather than pressing the ________ key, is recommended when when working with large type objects.

(p.233) ________ allow you to format text consistently and are helpful when text attributes need to be globally updated.

(p.233) Once a style is created, you only need to edit the saved style; then, all text formatted with that style is ________

(p.233) Of the two types of styles in Illustrator, a ________ style retains the text attributes and applies them to selected text.

(p.233) Of the two types of styles in Illustrator, a ________ style retains text and attributes and applies them to an entire paragraph.

(p.233) You do not need to select text to create a paragraph style, but you do have to place the text insertion point in the line of text that has the ________ you want to save.

(p.233) If you see a(n) ________ to the right of a style name, the style has an override, which is any formatting that doesn't match the attributes defined by the style. Press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) when you select the style name to overwrite any existing attributes on the selected text.

(p.234) Using styles, you can change the type attributes of the original style, and all ________ are updated.

(p.235) Using the ________ tool, you can quickly sample type attributes and apply them to text without creating a style.

(p.236) ________ text is fun because it allows you to give text a more interesting shape.

(p.239) To wrap text around an object, the wrap object must be in the same layer as the text and located directly ________ the text in the layer hierarchy.

(p.236) A(n) ________ is an object that distorts or reshapes selected objects.

(p.236) With the Type tool selected, you can temporarily switch to the ________ tool by pressing Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac).

(p.241) Putting text on a path removes the ________ from the path.

(p.241-242) To adjust the placement of text on a path, use the selection tool to drag the type's ________ bracket along the path.

(p.242) When creating artwork for multiple purposes, it is a good idea to create ________ of text so that the file recipient doesn’t need to have your fonts installed in order to open and use the file correctly.

(p.242) Always keep your original artwork because you cannot change outline text back to ________ text.

(p.243) Holding down the ________ key while clicking and dragging the corner handle of a text bounding box enlarges the text proportionally.

(p.244) One benefit of creating outlines from text is that it allows you to fill the text with a ________.