Question

Shown below are words in a particular font. Which option belongs to the same font? 

• A. A
• B. B
• C. C
• D. D

Hint:

For font-based questions, focus on the specific characteristics of letter shapes, such as curves, thickness, and spacing.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Observe the unique features of the font used in the words "Layers & Pages." Focus on the curves and thickness of the letters.
Step 2: Option B matches the font style, with similar curves and letter structure to that of the given words.
Step 3: Therefore, the correct answer is (B).

Answer 2

The reference words "Layers & Pages" are set in a serif font with a fairly high contrast between thick and thin strokes and rounded, bracketed serifs at the letter terminals. The four options each show only a capital "O," so the comparison has to rest entirely on how each "O" is drawn: its roundness, its stroke contrast, and the angle of its thickest points.

1. Option A: This "O" is drawn as a near-perfect circle with almost even stroke width all the way around, which does not match the noticeable thick-to-thin shift seen in the reference letters.
2. Option B: This "O" is slightly oval rather than perfectly circular, with its stroke visibly thicker at the top and bottom and thinner at the sides, matching the same stress pattern and contrast level seen in the letters of "Layers & Pages."
3. Option C: This "O" looks slightly narrower and more condensed than the reference letters, with less of the open, rounded counter space the reference font uses.
4. Option D: This "O" has a flatter, more mechanical stroke that stays close to one width throughout, rather than the smooth thick-to-thin shift the reference font shows.

Comparing all four, only option B carries the same oval proportion and the same shift in stroke thickness around the curve that the reference text uses.

So the option that belongs to the same font is Option B.