Which statement about serif and sans-serif typefaces is accurate?

Which statement about serif and sans-serif typefaces is accurate?

• A. Serif typefaces have decorative strokes at letter ends and are common in long-form print; sans-serif lack those strokes and are often used for headings.
• B. Serif typefaces are never used in educational materials.
• C. Sans-serif typefaces are only used in body text for adults.
• D. The choice of typeface has no impact on readability.

Answer: (A)