Graphic Design

What are the colour modes used in Screen and Print Design?

• Print - RGB, Screen - CMYK

• Print - YMCA, Screen - RGB

• Print - CMYK, Screen - RGB

• Print - CMYK, Screen HSB

Imperial Sizing is...

• The size of the British empire

• An obsolete paper standard

• The current paper standard used across most countries

• The American paper standard

In Print Design, the Bleed is

• The space between the content and the edge of the page.

• The section of the paper that will be cut off.

• The safety area where content cannot be accidentally cut off when printed.

• An area past the trim used when a design is meant to reach the edge of the paper.

In Print Design, the Trim is ...

• The section of the paper that will be cut off.

• An area past the trim used when a design is meant to reach the edge of the paper.

• The space between the content and the edge of the page.

• The safety area where content cannot be accidentally cut off when printed.

In Print Design, the Margin is ...

• An area past the trim used when a design is meant to reach the edge of the paper.

• The space between the content and the edge of the page.

• The safety area where content cannot be accidentally cut off when printed.

• The section of the paper that will be cut off.

CMYK is a subtractive colour model.

• True

• False

An image with high PPI will look better on screen.

• True

• False

What is the minimum amount of PPI recommended for good quality prints? (choose 2)

• 400

• 240

• 72

• 300

If an image is 3000 x 1500 pixels. When printing at 300ppi, how large will the picture print in inches?

• 1000" x 500"

• 30" x 15"

• 3" x 1.5"

• 10" x 5"

What is the aspect ratio of an image with pixel dimensions 1500 x 500 pixels

• 10 : 5

• 1 : 3

• 3 : 1

• 5 : 3