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WorksheetsAV Tech Semester Review
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 49mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a pathway?
a)
A group of similar things.
b)
A chosen field of work in which you try to advance over time by gaining responsibility and earning more money.
c)
a group of jobs within a career cluster.
d)
businesses that generate employment.
2.
What is an economic base?
a)
A group of similar things.
b)
A chosen field of work in which you try to advance over time by gaining responsibility and earning more money.
c)
a group of jobs within a career cluster.
d)
businesses that generate employment.
3.
What is an employment trend?
a)
One way the job market changes over time.
b)
a forecast or prediction about trends affecting that job.
c)
Bringing into.
d)
data is saved in a format that can be used.
4.
What is job outlook?
a)
One way the job market changes over time.
b)
a forecast or prediction about trends affecting that job.
c)
Bringing into.
d)
data is saved in a format that can be used.
5.
What is importing?
a)
One way the job market changes over time.
b)
a forecast or prediction about trends affecting that job.
c)
Bringing into.
d)
data is saved in a format that can be used.
6.
What is exporting?
a)
One way the job market changes over time.
b)
a forecast or prediction about trends affecting that job.
c)
Bringing into.
d)
data is saved in a format that can be used.
7.
What is tracing?
a)
process to convert raster graphics to vector graphics.
b)
programs used to create, open, view, and edit raster images.
c)
an advanced paint program designed for editing raster images.
d)
Programs used to create and edit vector images.
8.
What are image editors?
a)
process to convert raster graphics to vector graphics.
b)
programs used to create, open, view, and edit raster images.
c)
an advanced paint program designed for editing raster images.
d)
Programs used to create and edit vector images.
9.
What are draw programs?
a)
process to convert raster graphics to vector graphics.
b)
programs used to create, open, view, and edit raster images.
c)
an advanced paint program designed for editing raster images.
d)
Programs used to create and edit vector images.
10.
What is Art Movement?
a)
focus on a particular approach to art.
b)
using shape, form, color, and line to create composition.
c)
expression of abstract form.
d)
A visual representation of colors arranged in a circle according to their relationship.
11.
What is abstraction?
a)
focus on a particular approach to art.
b)
using shape, form, color, and line to create composition.
c)
expression of abstract form.
d)
A visual representation of colors arranged in a circle according to their relationship.
12.
What is Modernism?
a)
focus on a particular approach to art.
b)
using shape, form, color, and line to create composition.
c)
expression of abstract form.
d)
A visual representation of colors arranged in a circle according to their relationship.
13.
What is the color wheel?
a)
focus on a particular approach to art.
b)
using shape, form, color, and line to create composition.
c)
expression of abstract form.
d)
A visual representation of colors arranged in a circle according to their relationship.
14.
What are primary colors?
a)
red, yellow, and blue.
b)
made by mixing equal amounts of two colors.
c)
made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color that is next to it.
d)
The colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
15.
What are secondary colors?
a)
red, yellow, and blue.
b)
made by mixing equal amounts of two colors.
c)
made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color that is next to it.
d)
The colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
16.
What are intermediate colors?
a)
red, yellow, and blue.
b)
made by mixing equal amounts of two colors.
c)
made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color that is next to it.
d)
The colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
17.
What are complementary colors?
a)
red, yellow, and blue.
b)
made by mixing equal amounts of two colors.
c)
made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color that is next to it.
d)
The colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
18.
What are neutral colors?
a)
black, white, grey
b)
setting that defines how something will be printed.
c)
set of one or more fonts each composed of glyphs that share common design features.
d)
collection of formatting settings that can be applied at once.
19.
What is a proof profile?
a)
black, white, grey
b)
setting that defines how something will be printed.
c)
set of one or more fonts each composed of glyphs that share common design features.
d)
collection of formatting settings that can be applied at once.
20.
What is typeface?
a)
black, white, grey
b)
setting that defines how something will be printed.
c)
set of one or more fonts each composed of glyphs that share common design features.
d)
collection of formatting settings that can be applied at once.
21.
What is style?
a)
black, white, grey
b)
setting that defines how something will be printed.
c)
set of one or more fonts each composed of glyphs that share common design features.
d)
collection of formatting settings that can be applied at once.
22.
What is a resume?
a)
written summary of you.
b)
letter you send to employer with a resume.
c)
people who know you and will speak on your behalf to employers.
d)
letter to write to employer for considering you for a position.
23.
What is a cover letter?
a)
written summary of you.
b)
letter you send to employer with a resume.
c)
people who know you and will speak on your behalf to employers.
d)
letter to write to employer for considering you for a position.
24.
What is a reference?
a)
written summary of you.
b)
letter you send to employer with a resume.
c)
people who know you and will speak on your behalf to employers.
d)
letter to write to employer for considering you for a position.
25.
What is a thank you letter?
a)
written summary of you.
b)
letter you send to employer with a resume.
c)
people who know you and will speak on your behalf to employers.
d)
letter to write to employer for considering you for a position.
26.
What is resolution?
a)
number of pixels in an image.
b)
number of pixels on width and height.
c)
number of pixels per unit of length of an image.
d)
number of pixels per unit of length on a monitor.
27.
What are pixel dimensions?
a)
number of pixels in an image.
b)
number of pixels on width and height.
c)
number of pixels per unit of length of an image.
d)
number of pixels per unit of length on a monitor.
28.
What is image resolution?
a)
number of pixels in an image.
b)
number of pixels on width and height.
c)
number of pixels per unit of length of an image.
d)
number of pixels per unit of length on a monitor.
29.
What is monitor resolution?
a)
number of pixels in an image.
b)
number of pixels on width and height.
c)
number of pixels per unit of length of an image.
d)
number of pixels per unit of length on a monitor.
30.
What are pixels?
a)
number of small squares.
b)
how elements in an image are organized in relation to one another.
c)
the way graphics are organized
d)
to consider information in an honest rational matter.
31.
What is composition?
a)
number of small squares.
b)
how elements in an image are organized in relation to one another.
c)
the way graphics are organized
d)
to consider information in an honest rational matter.
32.
What is layout?
a)
number of small squares.
b)
how elements in an image are organized in relation to one another.
c)
the way graphics are organized
d)
to consider information in an honest rational matter.
33.
What is critical thinking?
a)
number of small squares.
b)
how elements in an image are organized in relation to one another.
c)
the way graphics are organized
d)
to consider information in an honest rational matter.
34.
What is a digital single lens reflex camera (dslr)?
a)
digital still image camera that uses a single lens reflex mechanism.
b)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
c)
distorting type that converts to a shape.
d)
information removed but can be restored.
35.
What is text warping?
a)
digital still image camera that uses a single lens reflex mechanism.
b)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
c)
distorting type that converts to a shape.
d)
information removed but can be restored.
36.
What is color depth?
a)
number of colors that can be displayed on a monitor at one time.
b)
a conceptual tool for understanding the color capabilities of a particular device or digital file.
c)
information is removed in such a way that all of it can later be fully restored without introducing errors.
d)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
37.
What is color space?
a)
number of colors that can be displayed on a monitor at one time.
b)
a conceptual tool for understanding the color capabilities of a particular device or digital file.
c)
information is removed in such a way that all of it can later be fully restored without introducing errors.
d)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
38.
What is lossless compression?
a)
number of colors that can be displayed on a monitor at one time.
b)
a conceptual tool for understanding the color capabilities of a particular device or digital file.
c)
information is removed in such a way that all of it can later be fully restored without introducing errors.
d)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
39.
What are paint programs?
a)
process to convert raster graphics to vector graphics.
b)
programs used to create, open, view, and edit raster images.
c)
an advanced paint program designed for editing raster images.
d)
Programs used to create and edit vector images.
40.
What is a career?
a)
A group of similar things.
b)
A chosen field of work in which you try to advance over time by gaining responsibility and earning more money.
c)
a group of jobs within a career cluster.
d)
businesses that generate employment.
41.
What is lossy compression?
a)
digital still image camera that uses a single lens reflex mechanism.
b)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
c)
distorting type that converts to a shape.
d)
information removed and cannot be restored.
42.
What are clipping masks?
a)
digital still image camera that uses a single lens reflex mechanism.
b)
an object or group of objects whose shape masks other artwork so that only the areas that lie within the clipping mask are visible.
c)
distorting type that converts to a shape.
d)
information removed but can be restored.
43.
When drawing in adobe illustrator which kind of graphic are you creating?
a)
raster
b)
vector
44.
What is it called when you use a trademarked or patented content without permission?
a)
copyright
b)
infringement
45.
Which of the following is a possible consequence of plagiarism?
a)
Loss of reputation
b)
subject for lawsuit
c)
liable for fines
d)
all of the above
46.
Propaganda is information used out of context to try to mislead and influence thinking.
a)
True
b)
False
47.
People who copy copyrighted software to install on other computers, give away, or sell are guilty of piracy. Violating a copyright and pirating software is morally wrong but NOT illegal.
a)
True
b)
False
48.
Multiple lines of text within a bounding box is referred to as "Point Type"?
a)
True
b)
False
49.
A Photomontage is a technique where multiple photos are joined together to create a seamless whole
a)
True
b)
False
50.
PPI (pixels per inch) and DPI (dots per inch) are the same thing?
a)
True
b)
False
51.
Short menus that contain commands appropriate to a specific elements in the work area and which are displayed with a right-click are referred to as Marching Ants.
a)
True
b)
False
52.
Monochromatic color harmony uses only one color but it can include different values of one color or include neutral colors?
a)
True
b)
False
53.
What is the term for a visual representation of colors arranged according to their relationship?
a)
propaganda
b)
color wheel
c)
vector
d)
raster
54.
Which of the following tools is NOT a drawing tool in Adobe Illustrator?
a)
paintbrush
b)
pen
c)
pencil
55.
When working with color in Adobe Illustrator which of the following color modes should be used for print?
a)
RGB
b)
CMYK
56.
Which of the following tools allows you to select individual anchor points?
a)
selection tool
b)
move tool
c)
lasso
d)
direct selection tool
57.
What color is represented by the 'K' in the CMYK color mode?
a)
white
b)
yellow
c)
black
d)
blue
58.
What is the file extension for a Photoshop document?
a)
.psd
b)
.psp
c)
.doc
59.
Which panel changes based on the tool that is selected?
a)
options bar
b)
text
c)
tool bar
d)
window menu
60.
What is the name of the default Photoshop workspace?
a)
optimum
b)
essentials
c)
white space
61.
The Crop tool can be used to do all except which of the following?
a)
straighten
b)
trim
c)
skew
d)
scale
62.
Which tool should be used when removing dust and scratches?
a)
Spot healing brush
b)
paintbrush
c)
paint bucket
63.
The first permanent photograph was made in 1826 by
a)
Bill Gates
b)
Joseph Nicephore Niepce
c)
Obama
64.
Evaluation of a photograph requires understanding of photographic composition and layout. The principles of design include balance, contrast, emphasis, harmony and which others listed below?
a)
variety
b)
unity
c)
repetition, proportion
d)
all of these
65.
When using a camera, the hole or an opening through which light travels is referred to as which of the following?
a)
focus
b)
aperature
c)
lens
d)
dslr
66.
What is a cluster?
a)
A group of similar things.
b)
A chosen field of work in which you try to advance over time by gaining responsibility and earning more money.
c)
a group of jobs within a career cluster.
d)
businesses that generate employment.
67.
What type of image is formed by a pattern of dots called pixels.
a)
raster
b)
vector
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