WorksheetsDesktop Publishing
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The extended area of your artwork that goes beyond its actual size
a)
frame
b)
bleed
c)
layer
d)
crop
2.
Used to contain, text, pictures, tables, or graphics and can be easily resized or moved
a)
bleed
b)
crop
c)
frame
d)
layer
3.
The vertical space between lines of text
a)
leading
b)
framing
c)
kerning
d)
spacing
4.
The area between letters, usually in the body text
a)
leading
b)
spacing
c)
layering
d)
kerning
5.
Deleting unwanted parts of an image so the results are more useful
a)
cropping
b)
kerning
c)
layering
d)
leading
6.
The space between pairs of letters, usually in headlines
a)
kerning
b)
spacing
c)
framing
d)
layering
7.
Placing portions of graphics or text over each other for effect
a)
leading
b)
spacing
c)
cropping
d)
layering
8.
Format for graphic files, known as a bitmap, best used for screen display in Windows
a)
png
b)
pdf
c)
tiff
d)
bmp
9.
Format for graphic files, best used for online publishing
a)
jpeg
b)
doc
c)
pub
d)
jim
10.
Format for graphic files, known as graphics interchange format, the most popular for use on the Internet to create animations
a)
jpeg
b)
gif
c)
png
d)
pdf
11.
Format for graphic files, known as a portable network graphic, best used for online publishing
a)
jpeg
b)
tiff
c)
tiff
d)
png
12.
Format for graphic files, known as tagged image file format, best used for print publishing and is very high resolution
a)
tiff
b)
jpeg
c)
bmp
d)
pdf
13.
Format for most any files, known as portable document format, developed by Adobe for the web
a)
pdf
b)
png
c)
jpeg
d)
gif
14.
Increasing or decreasing the size of a graphic without changing its proportions
a)
layering
b)
scaling
c)
kerning
d)
cropping
15.
Sheet of paper with a printed heading stating a person’s or organization’s name and address
a)
serif
b)
sans serif
c)
letterhead
d)
illustration
16.
Another name for a picture used in desktop publishing
a)
illustration
b)
serif
c)
sans serif
d)
bleed
17.
Fonts that have a small line attached to the end of a stroke on a letter or symbol, such as Times New Roman
a)
scaled
b)
kerned
c)
serif
d)
sans serif
18.
Acronym for “what you see is what you get” meaning the printed piece will look like the electronic version
a)
wysiwyg
b)
wiggy
c)
ugotit
d)
useeit
19.
Fonts that DO NOT have a small line attached to the end of a stroke on a letter or symbol, such as Arial
a)
sans serif
b)
serif
c)
kerned
d)
scaled
20.
A non-proportional or fixed pitch font, where letters and characters each take up the same amount of horizontal space
a)
serif
b)
sans serif
c)
proportional
d)
monospaced
21.
A font in which different characters take up different amounts of horizontal space
a)
seirf
b)
sans serif
c)
monospaced
d)
proportional
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