Which of the following is true of third-level headings?
A) They should be sized significantly larger than the body text.
B) They might be italicized and a little larger than the body text.
C) They are often in bold and slightly larger than the title.
D) They might use all capital letters to distinguish them from the font used in the body text.

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Third-level headings should be distinguishable from the body text, but not as prominent as main headings. It is common to use italics and a slightly larger font size to achieve this distinction.

Which of the Following Is True of Third-Level Headings