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405

Official subject code for ΓΡΑΦΙΚΕΣ ΤΕΧΝΕΣ ΙΙΙ Τ.Σ. (Θ.Κ.) in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

Cyprus Examinations Service

3 hours

Official examination duration from the 2026 timetable (08:00–11:00)

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EUR 25

2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)

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0–20

Marking scale for each Pancyprian subject

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8–26 June 2026

Examination period of the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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100

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1In typography, what is a serif?
A.A small finishing stroke at the end of a letter's main strokes
B.The enclosed counter space inside a letter such as 'o'
C.The vertical space between two lines of type
D.A decorative illustration placed at the start of a chapter
Explanation: A serif is the small stroke or foot attached to the ends of a letterform's main strokes. Typefaces with these strokes are serif faces; those without are sans-serif.
2Which typeface is a sans-serif design?
A.Times New Roman
B.Garamond
C.Helvetica
D.Baskerville
Explanation: Helvetica is a neo-grotesque sans-serif with no finishing strokes. The others are serif faces.
3What does 'leading' refer to in typography?
A.Horizontal spacing between individual letters
B.Vertical distance between baselines of successive lines
C.Width of the margins around a text block
D.Thickness of a letter's main vertical strokes
Explanation: Leading is baseline-to-baseline vertical spacing, named after lead strips used in metal type. It strongly affects readability.
4Kerning adjusts which relationship?
A.Space between specific pairs of letters
B.Overall letter spacing across a whole word or line
C.Space between paragraphs
D.Height of capital letters relative to x-height
Explanation: Kerning fine-tunes spacing between particular letter pairs (e.g. A–V) so optical gaps look even.
5X-height is best described as:
A.Height of lowercase letters excluding ascenders and descenders
B.Height of capital letters from baseline to top
C.Total height including ascenders and descenders
D.Width of the widest capital letter
Explanation: X-height is the height of the lowercase 'x' body. Faces with large x-heights often read more clearly at small sizes.
6Tracking differs from kerning because tracking:
A.Applies uniform letter-spacing across a selected range of characters
B.Only adjusts punctuation marks
C.Changes the baseline of selected letters
D.Converts text from serif to sans-serif
Explanation: Tracking (letter-spacing) evenly expands or tightens spacing across a selection; kerning targets specific pairs.
7For dense body text in a printed brochure, which choice is generally most readable?
A.A well-designed serif text face at comfortable size and leading
B.An ultra-condensed display face set solid
C.All-caps script calligraphy
D.A novelty outline face at 6 pt
Explanation: Serif text faces with adequate size and leading remain a strong default for continuous printed reading; display and novelty faces suit short headlines.
8Typographic hierarchy primarily helps readers by:
A.Signalling relative importance of titles, subheads and body text
B.Increasing ink coverage on every page
C.Eliminating the need for images
D.Forcing every line to the same length
Explanation: Hierarchy uses size, weight, colour and position so readers scan structure quickly — essential in ads, packs and identity systems.
9An ascender is the part of a lowercase letter that:
A.Rises above the x-height, as in 'b', 'd' or 'h'
B.Drops below the baseline, as in 'g' or 'y'
C.Forms the enclosed counter of 'o'
D.Connects two letters in a ligature
Explanation: Ascenders rise above the x-height; descenders fall below the baseline.
10Point size in digital typography traditionally measures:
A.The body size of the type, historically 1/72 of an inch per point
B.The exact physical height of every capital letter on paper
C.The number of characters that fit on one line
D.The resolution of the output device in dpi
Explanation: A typographic point is conventionally 1/72 inch; point size refers to the type's body size, not a single measured capital height.

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