Print either "Fruit", "Drink", or "Unknown" (followed by a newline) depending on the value of userItem. Print "Unknown" (followed by a newline) if the value of userItem does not match any of the defined options. For example, if userItem is GR_APPLES, output should be:

Fruit
#include

int main(void) {
enum GroceryItem {GR_APPLES, GR_BANANAS, GR_JUICE, GR_WATER};

enum GroceryItem userItem = GR_APPLES;

/* Your solution goes here */

return 0;
}

Sorry i don’t know the answer to this

For question 1, i'm a bit stuck between serif fonts or large enough type to read. serif fonts are good fonts to use because their easy to read. but you also need your type be large enough to read. if i had to say what you need to consider most important, i would say d is the answer.  for question 3, i believe the answer is d. it seems most appropriate to do that. on every page or every other page would be too much, and only on the contact page just seems inappropriate.  for question 4, it's probably a. by "color scheme" it doesn't mean just one color, but a set of colors. colors that are complimentary to each other. having too many is too distracting so it's best to limit it as much as possible, but not to the point where your website looks dull.hope this !