List all of the examples of consistency that you can find in Figure 5-22.



1. What is contrast?

2 Identify the types of contrast in Figure 5-22.

All of the text is in the same font. All of the chapter headings have the same font size and have consistent alignment. All of the section headings share the same font size and alignment also. There is also the same amount of space separating each chapter grouping from the next.
1. Items that look different will be perceived as different.
2. There is contrast in font size and in font emphasis (bold vs. normal text). This is a sufficient answer, but some students may explore the fact that these four principles are related by noting that there is a contrast in alignment, as the chapter headings have an alignment that’s different from the section headings.

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double u, t;                                  //Line 9        String str;                                   //Line 10        //...                                         //Line 11    }                                                 //Line 12    public static int first(int x, int y)             //Line 13    {                                                 //Line 14        int t;                                        //Line 15        //...                                         //Line 16    }    public static double salary;                      //Line 17    public static void funcOne(int first, double x)   //Line 18    {                                                 //Line 19        char ch;                                      //Line 20        int y;                                        //Line 21            //block one                                   //Line 22        {                                             //Line 23            int u = 18;                               //Line 24            //...                                     //Line 25        } //end block one                             //Line 26    }                                                 //Line 27}                                                     //Line 28Which of the following identifiers seen in the accompanying figure is visible in method first? A. intRate (Line 3) B. local variables of method funcOne C. u (Line 24) D. first (Line 8)

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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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