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Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which best describes a moodboard?

a)

A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic

b)

A rough drawing or sketch

c)

A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node

d)

An illustration of a series of moving images

2.

Which best describes a visualisation diagram?

a)

A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic

b)

A rough drawing or sketch

c)

A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node

d)

An illustration of a series of moving images

3.

Which best describes a mindmap?

a)

A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic

b)

A rough drawing or sketch

c)

A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node

d)

An illustration of a series of moving images

4.

Which best describes a storyboard?

a)

A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic

b)

A rough drawing or sketch

c)

A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node

d)

An illustration of a series of moving images

5.

A type of moodboard created on a noticeboard where images or samples are fixed.

a)

Physical

b)

Collage

c)

Digital

d)

Analogue

6.

A type of moodboard created using software with images, graphics, text and other content

a)

Physical

b)

Collage

c)

Digital

d)

Analogue

7.

Which of these is the purpose of a moodboard?

a)

To visually represent a sequence of movements or give ideas of scenes or shots

b)

To plan a static image and give an idea of what the finished product may look like

c)

To show the links between thoughts, ideas and different aspects of a topic.

d)

To generate ideas by collecting materials/images that give a feel for the topic.

8.

Which of these is the purpose of a mind map?

a)

To visually represent a sequence of movements or give ideas of scenes or shots

b)

To plan a static image and give an idea of what the finished product may look like

c)

To show the links between thoughts, ideas and different aspects of a topic.

d)

To generate ideas by collecting materials/images that give a feel for the topic.

9.

Which of these is the purpose of a visualisation diagram?

a)

To visually represent a sequence of movements or give ideas of scenes or shots

b)

To plan a static image and give an idea of what the finished product may look like

c)

To show the links between thoughts, ideas and different aspects of a topic.

d)

To generate ideas by collecting materials/images that give a feel for the topic.

10.

Which of these is the purpose of a storyboard?

a)

To visually represent a sequence of movements or give ideas of scenes or shots

b)

To plan a static image and give an idea of what the finished product may look like

c)

To show the links between thoughts, ideas and different aspects of a topic.

d)

To generate ideas by collecting materials/images that give a feel for the topic.

11.

Which of these is a use of a mood board?

a)

Collect samples, materials and relevant content and gives a reminder of possible styles

b)

Shows the development and options for ideas in a project whilst also show how things connect and link together

c)

To give a client an idea of what is intended for things like a CD casse, poster, web page, magazine cover.

d)

Any project where movement or a sequence is requires e.g. video, animations, comic books, computer games

12.

Which of these is a use of a mind map?

a)

Collect samples, materials and relevant content and gives a reminder of possible styles

b)

Shows the development and options for ideas in a project whilst also show how things connect and link together

c)

To give a client an idea of what is intended for things like a CD casse, poster, web page, magazine cover.

d)

Any project where movement or a sequence is requires e.g. video, animations, comic books, computer games

13.

Which of these is a use of a visualisation diagram?

a)

Collect samples, materials and relevant content and gives a reminder of possible styles

b)

Shows the development and options for ideas in a project whilst also show how things connect and link together

c)

To give a client an idea of what is intended for things like a CD casse, poster, web page, magazine cover.

d)

Any project where movement or a sequence is requires e.g. video, animations, comic books, computer games

14.

Which of these is a use of a storyboard?

a)

Collect samples, materials and relevant content and gives a reminder of possible styles

b)

Shows the development and options for ideas in a project whilst also show how things connect and link together

c)

To give a client an idea of what is intended for things like a CD casse, poster, web page, magazine cover.

d)

Any project where movement or a sequence is requires e.g. video, animations, comic books, computer games

15.

Which of these would appear on a mood board?

a)

Images, colours, text, textures, sounds, movies

b)

Central node, sub nodes, text on each node

c)

Text, Images and graphics, showing the size and position. Annotations to describe font style and other details

d)

Images, locations, camera shots/angles, camera movement, timings, lighting, sound

16.

Which of these would appear on a mind map?

a)

Images, colours, text, textures, sounds, movies

b)

Central node, sub nodes, text on each node

c)

Text, Images and graphics, showing the size and position. Annotations to describe font style and other details

d)

Images, locations, camera shots/angles, camera movement, timings, lighting, sound

17.

Which of these would appear on a visualisation diagram?

a)

Images, colours, text, textures, sounds, movies

b)

Central node, sub nodes, text on each node

c)

Text, Images and graphics, showing the size and position. Annotations to describe font style and other details

d)

Images, locations, camera shots/angles, camera movement, timings, lighting, sound

18.

Which of these would appear on a story board?

a)

Images, colours, text, textures, sounds, movies

b)

Central node, sub nodes, text on each node

c)

Text, Images and graphics, showing the size and position. Annotations to describe font style and other details

d)

Images, locations, camera shots/angles, camera movement, timings, lighting, sound

19.

A piece of written work for a movie, audio or a screenplay.

a)

Script

b)

Mind map

c)

Storyboard

d)

Visualisation diagram

20.

Which of these is not required on a script?

a)

Location

b)

People in the scene

c)

Stage directions

d)

Dialogue

e)

Camera angles

21.

Which of these does not require a script?

a)

Video products

b)

Audio products

c)

Animations

d)

Computer games

e)

Poster

22.

To plan a website you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

23.

To plan an animated movie you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

24.

To plan a video advertisement you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

25.

To plan a 2D/3D character you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

26.

To plan a CD cover you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

27.

To plan a Comic Book you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

28.

To plan a radio jingle animated movie you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

29.

To plan a computer game you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

30.

To plan a poster you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script