<span>Gonzalo is a fictional character in William Shakespeare's The Tempest. An honest and trusted adviser to King Alonso of Naples, he has a good heart and an optimistic outlook, and is described as noble.</span>
Answer:
C.) Indenting the first line of the paragraph
ExplanaFirst-line indents and space between paragraphs have the same relationship as belts and suspenders. You only need one to get the job done. Using both is a mistake. If you use a first-line indent on a paragraph, don’t use space between. And vice versa.
A first-line indent on the first paragraph of any text is optional, because it’s obvious where the paragraph starts.
Typically, a first-line indent should be no smaller than the current point size, or else it’ll be hard to notice. It should be no bigger than four times the point size, or else the first line will seem disconnected from the left edge. So a paragraph set in 12 point should have a first-line indent of 12–48 points. (Recall that there are 72 points to an inch, so this works out to 0.17–0.67″.)tion:
<span>Ancient Greeks
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- They discovered the principles of one-point perspective. Using these principles, one can draw using a single vanishing point where all lines on the same plane appear to converge and objects appear smaller as they recede into the distance. </span></span>
