Triple

Target class: typeface family
Context triple: [Computer Modern, instanceOf, typeface family]

• A. typeface chosen
  A typeface is a coordinated set of designed characters (letters, numbers, symbols, and punctuation) that share a common visual style and are used for setting text.
• B. typeface classification
  Typeface classification is the systematic categorization of typefaces based on shared visual and structural characteristics, such as serif style, stroke contrast, and proportion, to organize and understand typographic design.
• C. sans-serif typeface
  A sans-serif typeface is a style of type characterized by the absence of small projecting features (serifs) at the ends of strokes, resulting in a clean, modern appearance.
• D. humanist sans-serif typeface
  A humanist sans-serif typeface is a sans-serif typeface whose letterforms are influenced by traditional calligraphy and human handwriting, featuring variable stroke widths, open apertures, and a warm, readable appearance.
• E. font technology
  Font technology encompasses the methods, standards, and software systems used to design, encode, render, and manage digital typefaces across devices and platforms.
• F. None of above.