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Diagnostic Diploma Graphics Design- Repeat-1

Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 33mins

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Class
Date
1.

Optimizing typography is optimizing:

a)

Readability

b)

Accessibility

c)

Usability

d)

All the above

2.

In order to draw attention to key information or focus points in the digital media message, typographic___________ should be applied to structure content.

a)

Availability to the end user

b)

Hierarchy

c)

Consistency

d)

Install digital font files

3.

It is the aggregate effect of writing and formatting techniques that compensate for the fact that most people don’t read content on the Web.

a)

User-friendly headers

b)

Scannable text

c)

Formatting

d)

Focus point

4.

Designers embed fonts in digital documents to

a)

Ensure accurate display to end users

b)

Limit differences in text.

c)

Draws attention to key information or focus points

d)

Manage font licensing

5.

It affects how users process the information in the digital media content:

a)

Readability

b)

Availability

c)

Consistency

d)

Hierarchy

6.

__________ are a simple and easy way to divide text into sections in a clean and organized manner.


a)

User-Friendly Header

b)

White Spaces

c)

Use of Separators

d)

Density

7.

Select appropriate typefaces for digital media, should include:

a)

Readability

b)

Availability

c)

Consistency

d)

All the above

8.

In digital media the user’s eyes flow from text element to text element with ease, because of the large amounts of ______________.

a)

Consistency

b)

Styling of callouts

c)

Emphasis

d)

White Spaces

9.

It helps readers understand the flow of content on the page, helps people skim for relevant information, and grabs attention.

a)

Scannable text

b)

User-friendly headers

c)

Formal Typefaces

d)

Informal Typefaces

10.

To investigate user's perception for the digital environments such as web sites:

a)

Styling to callouts

b)

Use of Separators

c)

Accompanied surfing/reading

d)

Focus points

11.

In digital media layout, it is been the upper (top) part of the page.

a)

Footer

b)

Header

c)

Left bar

d)

Side bar

12.

It plays a role in content-heavy layouts; it contributes to the readability of content. It helps to make up large amounts of text and helps the user’s eyes flow through the text.

a)

Styling of links

b)

Styling of callouts

c)

White Spaces

d)

Focus points

13.

_________ of text refers to the amount of words you place in one area.

a)

Density

b)

Consistency

c)

White Spaces

d)

Focus Points

14.

It allows you to style text blocks in order to draw attention to them.

a)

Styling of links

b)

Styling to callouts

c)

Use of Separators

d)

Focus points

15.

It is typography design principle used to create a unified and consistent design and be shown by using repeated elements

a)

Alignment

b)

Repetition

c)

Contrast

d)

Proximity

16.

Which of these design styles was a movement of the 1950's and 1960's?

a)

Cubism.

b)

Pop Art.

c)

Art Deco.

d)

Impressionism.

17.

Which of these considers 'visual weight'?

a)

Color theory.

b)

Principles of typography.

c)

Principles of design.

d)

Compositional techniques.

18.

They are a specific attribute or quality of solutions that we document in a specifications and plan to realize in development.

a)

Design Brief

b)

Design Characteristics

c)

Design Research

d)

Design Development

19.

To stay abreast of new design trends we need to:

a)

To be really apt at looking for the right trends

b)

To keep a keen eye on the market.

c)

To keep evolving and experimenting with the ideas.

d)

All of the above

20.

What elements are characteristics of Minimalism?

a)

Complex forms, pure lines, clear space and neutral color.

b)

Simple forms, pure lines, clear space and neutral color.

c)

Simple forms, pure lines, clear space, and bold color.

d)

Simple forms, pure lines, dense space and bold color.

21.

The key components that allow the design to be sustainable are:

a)

Usefulness and adaptability

b)

Digital and print resources

c)

Parody and Irony

d)

Visual motifs and Inspirations

22.

The graphic design professionals analyze the new trends that are starting impact the graphic industry by:

a)

Use fonts as illustrations

b)

Make a presentation for the final design

c)

Reviewing the aesthetic styles and content formats

d)

Check various San Serif fonts

23.

Designers actively participate in a community or social forum for designers in order to:

a)

Stay up to date with the latest design ideas

b)

Generate new design concepts by building on or combining ideas from other designers in an appropriate manner

c)

Develop design concepts in collaboration with others

d)

All the above

24.

To predict the right trend designer need to:

a)

Use the latest version of digital applications

b)

Systematically analyze all the collected information

c)

Be limited by client restrictions

d)

Use appropriate printing process

25.

The Characteristics of good design are:

a)

Unique and Cohesive

b)

Memorable and timeless

c)

Adaptable and Innovative

d)

All the above

26.

These are found in layers panel, brush settings and layers styles.

a)

Filters

b)

Blending Modes

c)

Layer Styles

d)

Image Adjustments

27.

This two keystroke shortcut will select everything that is on a layer's thumbnail.

a)

Control+S

b)

Control+D

c)

Control+Click

d)

Control+T

28.

The keystroke to hold down when click on area with the clone stamp tool.

a)

Alt

b)

Control

c)

Shift

d)

Tab

29.

The layer style that adds depth to an object.

a)

Stroke

b)

Color Overlay

c)

Drop Shadow

d)

Inner Shadow

30.

It uses to correct the tonal range and color balance of an image by adjusting intensity of image shadows, midtones, and highlights. 

a)

Curves

b)

Levels

c)

Threshold

d)

Hue/Saturation

31.

It uses to adjust points throughout an image’s tonal range.The image’s tonality is represented as a straight diagonal line on a graph. 

a)

Curves

b)

Levels

c)

Threshold

d)

Hue/Saturation

32.

0% value in layer opacity means:

a)

Opaque

b)

Screen

c)

Transparent

d)

Lightness

33.

The technique with this tool involves taking pixels from one location and moving them to another location.

a)

Patching

b)

Selecting

c)

Cloning

d)

Moving

34.

These are used to clean up or retouch your photos, apply special art effects that give your image the appearance of a sketch or impressionistic painting, or create unique transformations using distortions and lighting effects.

a)

Layer styles

b)

Filters

c)

Blending modes

d)

Tools

35.

The graphics created in Adobe Illustrator are……………….

a)

Vector graphics

b)

Bitmap images

c)

Lines

d)

Paths

36.

They are pixel-based, made up of a grid of individual pixels (rasters or bits) in rows and columns

a)

Vector graphics

b)

Bitmap images

c)

Raster images

d)

Paths

37.

What does live paint allow you to do?

a)

Remove color from an image

b)

Change the color of the whole image at once

c)

Draw things freely by hand

d)

Fill specific areas different colors

38.

A rectangle that marks the outermost edges of an object, regardless of the actual object shape

a)

Bounding Box

b)

Direct Selection

c)

Compound Path

d)

The Group Selection

39.

It's used to select entire objects or groups

a)

Bounding Box

b)

Direct Selection

c)

Selection tool

d)

The Group Selection

40.

It selects points or path segments within objects. 

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Lasso tool

c)

The Artboard tool

d)

The Group Selection

41.

It's used to select individual paths and points of a shape, or to select component pieces within a group

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Lasso tool

c)

Direct selection tool

d)

The Group Selection

42.

It selects objects with similar attributes:

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Lasso tool

c)

Direct selection tool

d)

The Group Selection

43.

It creates separate artboards for printing or export. 

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Lasso tool

c)

The Artboard tool

d)

Pencil tool

44.

It's used to draw and edit freeform paths defined by dragging the mouse cursor

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Lasso tool

c)

The Artboard tool

d)

Pencil tool

45.

 It's made out of at least two objects. You can add, subtract and intersect shapes. You can combine multiple live shapes but maintains the original shapes in a special group

a)

Compound shape

b)

Compound path

c)

Pen tool

d)

Convert-anchor point

46.

It draws straight and curved lines to create objects

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Pen tool

c)

The Artboard tool

d)

Pencil tool

47.

It's used to change a smooth anchor point to a corner anchor point (and vice versa)

a)

Convert-anchor point

b)

The Pen tool

c)

The Artboard tool

d)

Pencil tool

48.

It includes value sliders for each component in the defined color model

a)

Swatches Panel

b)

Alignment Panel

c)

Color Panel

d)

Gradient Panel

49.

It's used to draws paths that automatically expand and merge calligraphic brush paths that share the same color and are adjacent in stacking order.

a)

Blob Brush tool

b)

The Paintbrush tool

c)

The Live Paint Bucket tool

d)

The Eyedropper tool 

50.

This tool selects objects and groups within groups.

a)

The magic wand tool

b)

The Lasso tool

c)

Direct selection tool

d)

The Group Selection

51.

What are technological resources in terms of design businesses?

a)

Personnel and employees

b)

Any tangible item used for operation

c)

Raw material for production

d)

Computer hardware and software, monitors, modems, routers, music and text.

52.

_______________are what a business of design needs to be able to start, operate and carry out its work.

a)

Physical resources

b)

Aesthetic appeal

c)

Consistency with original brief

d)

Desired level of originality and innovation

53.

What is aesthetic appeal in design?

a)

Any tangible item used for operation

b)

Philosophical study of beauty and taste.

c)

Business or product strategy

d)

Define the target audience

54.

Factors which impact on the choice of a design solution

a)

Aesthetic appeal

b)

Consistency with original brief

c)

Originality and innovation

d)

All the above

55.

A limitation or restriction to a design process is known as a ___.

a)

Problem statement 

b)

Constraint

c)

Design brief

d)

Client

56.

It is related to the study of sensory values. In design, also it refers to the visual attractiveness of a design.

a)

Aesthetic appeal

b)

Consistency with original brief

c)

Originality and innovation

d)

All the Marketing objective

57.

To plan a design solution and create required design components designers need to:

a)

Experiment with traditional and digital imaging techniques

b)

Agree on the deadline

c)

Create supporting documentation

d)

Make verbal presentation

58.

What is aesthetic appeal in design?

a)

Any tangible item used for operation

b)

Philosophical study of beauty and taste.

c)

Business or product strategy

d)

Define the target audience

59.

To find the right resources for the design solution designers have to:

a)

Explore range of typographical and visual design elements

b)

Experiment with traditional and digital imaging techniques

c)

Agree on the deadline

d)

Investigate different factors which impact on the selection or use of resources

60.

Factors which impact on the choice of a design solution

a)

Aesthetic appeal

b)

Consistency with original brief

c)

Originality and innovation

d)

All the above

61.

To implement the design solution and create required design components designers asked for:

a)

Agree on the deadline

b)

Create supporting documentation

c)

Evaluate initial design ideas and specifications against findings and discuss with relevant personnel to select final design concept

d)

Make verbal presentation

62.

The approach to plan the design solutions need to:

a)

Explore range of typographical and visual design elements

b)

Agree on the deadline

c)

Create supporting documentation

d)

Make verbal presentation

63.

To organize resources for realizing the design solution designers have to:

a)

Explore range of typographical and visual design elements

b)

Experiment with traditional and digital imaging techniques

c)

Research resources required for implementing the design solution

d)

Agree on the deadline

64.

Process of understanding something, making a plan and carrying out the plan

a)

Optimizing

b)

Specification

c)

Problem Solving

d)

Strategizing

65.

Test the design solution is to: -

a)

Define the target audiences

b)

Experiment with a range of different techniques and processes

c)

Write a design brief

d)

Agree on the deadline

66.

After brainstorming step a possible design based upon research the next step is to?

a)

Choose one design and give a reason why it is the best

b)

Test your design

c)

Develop a prototype (model)

d)

Research and investigate existing solutions