General categories of type alignment include which of the following? Select all that apply.

Question

A. Left-aligned:Text aligned to the left margin and ragged or uneven on the right side; it is also called left-justification or flush left/ragged right.
B. Right-aligned:Text aligned to the right margin and ragged or uneven on the left margin; it is also called right-justification or flush right/ragged left.
C. Justified:Text aligned on both the left and right sides.
D. Centered:Lines of type centered on an imaginary central vertical axis.
E. Runaround:Type wraps around an image, photograph, or graphic element; it is also called text wrap.
F. Frame:Type is set around the perimeter of a page.

Answer 1

A. Left-aligned:Text aligned to the left margin and ragged or uneven on the right side; it is also called left-justification or flush left/ragged right.