Fonts lacking the decorative features found at the end stroke of letters segments are called ______.
A) Block fonts
B) Serif fonts
C) Sans serif fonts
D) Sans fonts

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The feature being described is the serif, which is a small decorative stroke at the end of a letter segment. Fonts lacking this feature are called sans serif fonts. Choice A, block fonts, refers to fonts that have a uniform width and lack any variations in line weight. Choice B, serif fonts, refers to fonts that do have the decorative feature at the end of letter segments. Choice D, sans fonts, is not a commonly used term in typography.

Fonts Lacking the Decorative Features Found at the End Stroke