EFC 1 REVIEW Quiz

What is an infographic?

• A detailed essay about a topic

• A visual representation of information or data

• A mathematical equation

• A long-form article with images

Infographics are primarily used for:

• Displaying complex information in an engaging way

• Writing research papers

• Conducting scientific experiments

• Reading novels

Which of the following is NOT a common type of infographic?

• List

• Process

• Biography

• Comparison

Infographics are different from data visualizations because they:

• Present data objectively

• Include a premeditated story and conclusion

• Use raw data without explanation

• Are only used for reports

Data visualizations are used primarily for:

• Reports and editorials

• Blog posts

• Marketing content

• Fiction writing

What is the main goal of an infographic?

• To confuse the audience

• To entertain with no educational purpose

• To present information quickly and clearly

• To share long narratives

Which of the following tools can be used to create infographics?

• Microsoft Word

• Piktochart

• Adobe Reader

• Google Translate

Infographics are used in:

• Blog posts and marketing content

• Textbooks only

• Verbal presentations

• Fiction books

The term "greenwashing" is related to:

• Environmental marketing that is genuine

• A company falsely claiming to be environmentally friendly

• Data analysis in reports

• Infographic color schemes

What element should infographics include to keep information organized?

• A random sequence of facts

• A clearly organized, sequential story

• Unstructured data points

• An irrelevant image