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WorksheetsInDesign Domain One 2018
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 25mins
When creating content for an audience that may be visually impaired to a point, be sure to choose __________ options accordingly.
typographical
iteration
Constraints
NoDerivs
model
In the cycle of a design plan, a sketch would be considered its first __________.
typographical
iteration
Constraints
NoDerivs
model
__________ are any limitations that may affect the project’s schedule.
typographical
iteration
Constraints
NoDerivs
model
When reading a Creative Commons license, ND stands for __________, meaning the work can be used but not altered.
typographical
iteration
Constraints
NoDerivs
model
In order to use someone’s likeness in a project, they will need to sign a __________ release.
typographical
iteration
Constraints
NoDerivs
model
__________ drawings use mathematical equations instead of tiny dots of color to create a path.
Vector
block quote
gestalt
sans serif
tone
A __________ usually has its own text frame and is isolated for emphasis.
Vector
block quote
gestalt
sans serif
tone
The theory that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts is called __________.
Vector
block quote
gestalt
sans serif
tone
A font without feet is considered to be __________.
Vector
block quote
gestalt
sans serif
tone
The shading of lightness and darkness on an object is called __________.
Vector
block quote
gestalt
sans serif
tone
The CMYK color space is made of...
cyan
magenta
yellow
black
red
What are the FOUR main content questions that need to be answered for every project you work on?
What are the goals of this project?
Who is the target audience?
What are the audience demographics?
Are there accessibility rules or concerns?
What is the color scheme?
Web and print projects will have default __________ differences.
color
format
file
resolution
What is a project lifecycle?
The phases of a project
The amount of time it will take to complete a project
The budget of a project
What is NOT one of the five project management phases?
Planning and analysis phase
Designing phase
Building phase
Testing phase
Budgeting phase
What does CC stand for?
Creative Commons license
Attribution required
No change of license
No changing and adapting
No commercial use
What does BY stand for?
Creative Commons license
Attribution required
No change of license
No changing and adapting
No commercial use
What does SA stand for?
Creative Commons license
Attribution required
No change of license
No changing and adapting
No commercial use
What does ND stand for?
Creative Commons license
Attribution required
No change of license
No changing and adapting
No commercial use
What does NC stand for?
Creative Commons license
Attribution required
No change of license
No changing and adapting
No commercial use
Which licenses do not allow changes? (Choose Two)
CC
BY
SA
ND
NC
Match the symbol to the license.
Copyright
Public Domain
CC BY-NC-SA
CC BY-NC
CC BY
Match the symbol to the license.
Copyright
Public Domain
CC BY-NC-SA
CC BY-NC
CC BY
Match the symbol to the license.
Copyright
Public Domain
CC BY-NC-SA
CC BY-NC
CC BY
A __________ release is a signed document that is needed when using a picture of a person in a project.
model
location
individual
disclosure
It is important to determine how the project will be distributed.
True
False
A stakeholder does not need to be managed because the project must fit their requirements.
True
False
All works need to have a copyright submitted or they are fair use.
True
False
All work must be completed to fall under a copyright.
True
False
Wireframe
A web project visual guide that will represent the overall look of the website
A cycle of a design plan. The first cycle can be a sketch. Next could be a wireframe if it is a web project
The project details of how, why, and when that define the project
Needed when there is a change to the project scope. They need to be requested and receive an approval or denial
The order that feedback is given on specific parts of a project
Iteration
Unauthorized changes to a project scope that can destroy a project
A cycle of a design plan. The first cycle can be a sketch. Next could be a wireframe if it is a web project
The project details of how, why, and when that define the project
Needed when there is a change to the project scope. They need to be requested and receive an approval or denial
The order that feedback is given on specific parts of a project
Change orders
Unauthorized changes to a project scope that can destroy a project
A cycle of a design plan. The first cycle can be a sketch. Next could be a wireframe if it is a web project
The project details of how, why, and when that define the project
Needed when there is a change to the project scope. They need to be requested and receive an approval or denial
The order that feedback is given on specific parts of a project
Project Scope
Unauthorized changes to a project scope that can destroy a project
A cycle of a design plan. The first cycle can be a sketch. Next could be a wireframe if it is a web project
The project details of how, why, and when that define the project
Needed when there is a change to the project scope. They need to be requested and receive an approval or denial
The order that feedback is given on specific parts of a project
Feedback loop
Unauthorized changes to a project scope that can destroy a project
A cycle of a design plan. The first cycle can be a sketch. Next could be a wireframe if it is a web project
The project details of how, why, and when that define the project
Needed when there is a change to the project scope. They need to be requested and receive an approval or denial
The order that feedback is given on specific parts of a project
Scope creep
Unauthorized changes to a project scope that can destroy a project
A cycle of a design plan. The first cycle can be a sketch. Next could be a wireframe if it is a web project
The project details of how, why, and when that define the project
Needed when there is a change to the project scope. They need to be requested and receive an approval or denial
The order that feedback is given on specific parts of a project
Timeline
The estimated time it will take to complete a project
Knowledge of a subject and areas to focus on in that subject
Individual parts of the project that need to be completed
Materials, staff, or other items that will add value to the project
Limitations to the project schedule
Breadth and depth
The estimated time it will take to complete a project
Knowledge of a subject and areas to focus on in that subject
Individual parts of the project that need to be completed
Materials, staff, or other items that will add value to the project
Limitations to the project schedule
Task
The estimated time it will take to complete a project
Knowledge of a subject and areas to focus on in that subject
Individual parts of the project that need to be completed
Materials, staff, or other items that will add value to the project
Limitations to the project schedule
Resources
The estimated time it will take to complete a project
Knowledge of a subject and areas to focus on in that subject
Individual parts of the project that need to be completed
Materials, staff, or other items that will add value to the project
Limitations to the project schedule
Constraints
The estimated time it will take to complete a project
Knowledge of a subject and areas to focus on in that subject
Individual parts of the project that need to be completed
Materials, staff, or other items that will add value to the project
Limitations to the project schedule
Due date
The date a specific milestone and complete project must be completed
The estimated cost to complete a project
Any person or company with an interest in the project
Budget
The date a specific milestone and complete project must be completed
The estimated cost to complete a project
Any person or company with an interest in the project
Stakeholder
The date a specific milestone and complete project must be completed
The estimated cost to complete a project
Any person or company with an interest in the project
Copyright
Gives the creator of a work exclusive rights for use and distribution
Materials may be used with limits if the rightsholder will not lose money
Inventions and trade secrets controlled completely by the owner of the work
Works that have a copyright‐protected element from another work within the new creation
A contracted person that creates works that will be owned by the person that is stipulated in the contract
Fair use doctrine
Gives the creator of a work exclusive rights for use and distribution
Materials may be used with limits if the rightsholder will not lose money
Inventions and trade secrets controlled completely by the owner of the work
Works that have a copyright‐protected element from another work within the new creation
A contracted person that creates works that will be owned by the person that is stipulated in the contract
Intellectual property
Gives the creator of a work exclusive rights for use and distribution
Materials may be used with limits if the rightsholder will not lose money
Inventions and trade secrets controlled completely by the owner of the work
Works that have a copyright‐protected element from another work within the new creation
A contracted person that creates works that will be owned by the person that is stipulated in the contract
Derivative works
Gives the creator of a work exclusive rights for use and distribution
Materials may be used with limits if the rightsholder will not lose money
Inventions and trade secrets controlled completely by the owner of the work
Works that have a copyright‐protected element from another work within the new creation
A contracted person that creates works that will be owned by the person that is stipulated in the contract
Work for hire
Gives the creator of a work exclusive rights for use and distribution
Materials may be used with limits if the rightsholder will not lose money
Inventions and trade secrets controlled completely by the owner of the work
Works that have a copyright‐protected element from another work within the new creation
A contracted person that creates works that will be owned by the person that is stipulated in the contract
