Loop and stem extensions include any parts of letters which extend into the upper zones, with the exception of the letters 't' and 'd.' Pick the type which is found most frequently.
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Measure the height of the letter from the baseline to its top when comparing its height to the middle zone.
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Compare the width of the letters in the upper zone to the letter 'a'. Do not consider 't' and 'd' in this question.
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Compare the height of the capital letters to the height of the middle zone.
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Are there addition strokes on the capital letters which are not needed and are not found in Copybook? Note that many Copybook capitals have loops at the top.
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Letters with upper loops are three times as tall as the middle zone or more.
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Letters with upper loops are about two and a half times as tall as the middle zone
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Letters with upper loops are about two times as tall as the middle zone or less.
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Heights of the upper loops vary and no height is most common.
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Loops are full (as wide as the letter 'a' or wider).
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Loops are moderately full (half as wide as the letter 'a').
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Loops are much narrower than the width of the letter 'a'.
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Loops are retraced, with the down stroke covering the upstroke.
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Widths of the upper loops vary and no width is most common.
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The capital letters are barely higher than the middle zone.
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The capital letters are about twice as high as the middle zone.
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The capital letters are about three times as high as the middle zone.
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The capital letters are more than three times as high as the middle zone.
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The capital letters vary in size and no size is most common.
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There are additional strokes or flourishes.
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The capital letters are about as ornate as Copybook.
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The capital letters are simplified so much that they look like they are printed.
