Some script typefaces can be almost considered display based on how they are used (for decorative purposes), but display typefaces may not necessarily fall within the script category:True or false?

Monospaced fonts (like Courier, Consolas and Andale Mono) have characters that take up the same space, regardless of the letter (i or m). They are often used for coding purposes because coders can differentiate more easily between number 1's, lower-case l's and capital I's than many proportional typefaces. Typewriters used to use monospaced characters. True or false?

Italic and oblique are considered styles of a typeface. Italic fonts are often uniquely stylized versions of serif typefaces that have curled up serifs and can look "script-like" while oblique styles are often seen in sans-serif fonts and simply distort or "slant" the angle of the letter and can often be re-created with software that can skew a letter. True or false?

The weight of a typeface is often identified using names like thin, light, regular, book, bold, extra-bold, heavy and black: True or false?

The width of a typeface is often identified using names like narrow, condensed, wide or expanded: True or false?