Discussion
Italic lettering on a topographic map conventionally denotes
Answer: A
Correct answer: water features
Italic lettering is conventionally reserved for hydrographic names - rivers, lakes, seas and bays - usually in blue as well. The lettering style is a visual variable in its own right, and using slope, weight and case systematically lets a reader tell a river name from a settlement name before reading either.
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