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No. It is whether it is bolded, italisized or underlined. Sometimes even highlited. Never have I seen a textbook that enlarges words to show importance.

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Yes, that is true. In textbooks, varying the type size can be a way to visually differentiate between main ideas, subheadings, and supporting details. Larger type size can draw attention to important concepts, while smaller type size can indicate less critical information.

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Q: Is it true that type size in a textbook may be used to indicate the relative importance of ideas?
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