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A number of letter that appears little above the normal text is called?

ASuperscript
BSubscript
CSupertext
DToptext

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Correct Answer: A: Superscript

Explanation: The correct answer is A: Superscript. A number or letter that appears little above the normal text is called SUPERSCRIPT — used for footnotes, mathematical exponents, etc.

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