Which describes leading, tracking, and kerning and their effect on readability?

Which describes leading, tracking, and kerning and their effect on readability?

• A. Leading is vertical line spacing; tracking is overall letter-spacing; kerning adjusts space between specific letter pairs; proper settings improve readability.
• B. Leading is horizontal spacing; tracking is line height; kerning changes font color.
• C. Leading is font weight; tracking is page margins; kerning is line length.
• D. Leading, tracking, and kerning do not affect readability.

Answer: (A)