Periodic tune-ups in manuscript and/or cursive handwriting help prevent which outcome?

• A. Handwriting becoming less legible and more effortful.
• B. Handwriting becoming more legible and faster.
• C. No effect on legibility.
• D. It increases fatigue

Answer: (A)

Regular upkeep of handwriting helps keep writing clear and not overly tiring. When you tune up handwriting through короткие, regular practice, letter shapes stay consistent, spacing remains even, and stroke pressure stays comfortable. Without this maintenance, legibility can decline—letters may become less distinct or poorly spaced—and the act of writing can feel more effortful and fatiguing. So periodic tune-ups are effectively preventing that downward drift in clarity and ease. While consistent practice can also improve legibility and speed, the focus here is on avoiding the decline that happens if you neglect tuning up the handwriting routine.