Which font remains unchanged by the theme?

Which font remains unchanged by the theme?

• A. Non-theme font
• B. Theme font
• C. Serif fonts
• D. Sans-serif fonts

Answer: (A)

When a theme is applied, it provides a set of fonts linked to the document’s styles (like heading and body text). A font that is not part of that theme—often called a non-theme font—isn't bound to the theme's font definitions, so it won't change automatically when you switch themes. This is why the non-theme font remains unchanged by the theme: it sits outside the theme’s font switching. Serif and sans-serif describe fonts by style, not by whether they’re tied to a theme, so they can be either theme or non-theme fonts depending on how you’ve set them. The non-theme font is the one that stays the same across theme changes.

When a theme is applied, it provides a set of fonts linked to the document’s styles (like heading and body text). A font that is not part of that theme—often called a non-theme font—isn't bound to the theme's font definitions, so it won't change automatically when you switch themes. This is why the non-theme font remains unchanged by the theme: it sits outside the theme’s font switching. Serif and sans-serif describe fonts by style, not by whether they’re tied to a theme, so they can be either theme or non-theme fonts depending on how you’ve set them. The non-theme font is the one that stays the same across theme changes.