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R081 - Revision Quiz

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a visualisation diagram?

a)

A rough sketch of what your final design will look like

b)

A board with different ideas on

c)

A story board detailing the development of your project

d)

A collection of images that insired your final design

2.

Why would you use a mood board?

a)

To show finished design

b)

For visual ideas

c)

To show your mood

d)

to make people happy

3.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

means your trademark has been registered

b)

means your trademark has not been registered

c)

means your copyright has been registered

d)

means your copyright has a creative commons license

4.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

means your trademark has been registered

b)

means your trademark has not been registered

c)

means your copyright has been registered

d)

means your copyright has a creative commons license

5.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

means your trademark has been registered

b)

means your trademark has not been registered

c)

means your copyright has been registered

d)

means your copyright has a creative commons license

6.

What does the term "Intellectual property" mean?

a)

Anything owned by a scientist or professor

b)

Creations of the mind

c)

Media products produced by a specific company

d)

Media products advertised on TV

7.

What happens after trademarks are registered?

a)

No one else can use that trademark for those products.

b)

The business makes a lot of money.

c)

Other businesses can still use that trademark for their products.

d)

The business gets new customers.

8.

Coca-Cola and Coke are trademark names for a certain drink made by the Coca-Cola Company, which means

a)

no other business can make a cola drink.

b)

no other business can use the name Pepsi.

c)

no other business can use the name Coca-Cola or Coke.

d)

no other business can use the name Coca-Cola or Coke or any name that is similar.

9.

Which of these is NOT a purpose of a script?

a)

To identify the location where the action takes place

b)

To identify who will be in the scene, e.g. actors, narrators

c)

To provide a visual representation of what a scene will look like

d)

To provide dialogue for actors and other characters

10.

A MILESTONE is...

a)

A key date in the project when certain tasks need to be finished

b)

The final date by which everything needs to be complete

c)

The point in time when you started the project

d)

Something used to grind flour

11.

CONTINGENCY means...

a)

A backup plan in case something goes wrong

b)

Extra money for completing the project early

c)

Additional features that can be added to the project if you have time

d)

A galaxy spanning alien empire from Andromeda

12.

WORKFLOW means

a)

The order in which tasks and activities must be completed

b)

How fast you can move from one project to another

c)

How long each task takes to complete

d)

What happens if your computer gets too hot and your files start to melt

13.

A TASK is

a)

Some small job that must be completed as part of an activity

b)

A combination of activities which must be completed

c)

An optional part of the project

d)

A request from the client

14.

RESOURCES means...

a)

The tools, equipment and assets you need to complete a task or activity

b)

The computer You use to create a media project

c)

The physical tools and equipment you need to complete a project

d)

The images, sound, video etc. that you you need to complete a project

15.

An ACTIVITY is...

a)

Something which must be completed as part of a project

b)

An exercise, like star jumps

c)

Another name for "project"

d)

An optional part of the project

16.
a)
Visualisation Diagram
b)
Mockup
c)
Moodboard
d)
Mindmap
17.
a)
Visualisation Diagram
b)
Mockup
c)
Moodboard
d)
Mindmap
18.

Which TWO documents might be completed at the earliest stages of a project?

a)

Visualisation Diagram

b)

Mind Map

c)

Mood Board

d)

Script

e)

Storyboard

19.
Which of these would be a client requirement?
a)
Identify timescales when the product will be needed
b)
Identify a work plan
c)
Create a visualisation diagram
d)
Work out if a spider diagram is needed
20.
What is this a definition of?
    '...a group of people that have a common background'
a)
Location
b)
Gender
c)
Ethnicity
d)
Age
21.
What document would include these things:  durations, milestones, deadlines, resources.
a)
Mind map
b)
Spreadsheet
c)
Gantt chart
d)
Work plan
22.
What is the name given to the document that contains these things: layout, font choices, colours.
a)
Mood board
b)
Final Design
c)
Visualisation Diagram
d)
Storyboard
23.
What hardware device connects to a computer to input documents, images, and graphics into it?
a)
Digital Camera
b)
Mobile Phone
c)
Photocopier
d)
Scanner
24.
What is an alternative to the standard computer mouse to create digital graphics?
a)
Graphics tablet
b)
Touch pen
c)
Touch screen
d)
Laser pen
25.
What is the most widely used industry standard software used to create photographs and graphic design?
a)
Serif Photo
b)
Corel Draw
c)
Adobe Photoshop
d)
Pixelmator
26.
What is the name of the legislation given when a person owns their work and you need to get permission before using it.
a)
Tradmark
b)
Copyright
c)
Intellectual property
d)
Royalty free
27.
Moodboards would NOT include...
a)
Colours
b)
Images
c)
Text styles
d)
The purpose
28.

If the main colour scheme on the mood board are shades of greens and shades of browns.


What feeling is that likely to be?

a)

Earthy, environmental, outdoors

b)

Modern, young, vibrant

c)

Gothic, witchcraft, medieval

d)

Energetic, love, free spirited

29.

Items such as fabrics, wood, metals, plastic can be added to a physical mood board:

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Which document type would be most suitable for a script?

a)

.doc

b)

.jpg

c)

.mp3

d)

.gif

31.

Which of these images shows a Storyboard?

a)
b)
c)
d)
32.

Which of the following is a media product that you should NOT use a storyboard for?

a)

Comic Book

b)

Video Project

c)

Radio Advert

d)

Computer Game

33.

What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?

a)

Zoom Out

b)

Pan Left

c)

Zoom In

d)

Tilt Up

34.

What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?

a)

Zoom Out

b)

Pan Right

c)

Zoom In

d)

Tilt Down

35.

Purpose of a visualisation diagram...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look - a rough sketch

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

36.

Purpose of a mind map...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look.

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

37.

Purpose of a mood board...

a)

To generate links between ideas

b)

To show how a finished item might look.

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

38.

Purpose of a script...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look - a rough sketch

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline.

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

39.

What content can be included on a moodboard...

a)

Images

b)

Colours

c)

Font styles

d)

Nodes

e)

Camera movements

40.

Identify the most appropriate pre-production document for planning what the final web page might look like.

a)

Moodboard

b)

Mind map

c)

Storyboard

d)

Visualisation diagram

41.

Identify the most appropriate pre-production document, other than a script, for planning the audio-visual adverts.

a)

Moodboard

b)

Mind map

c)

Storyboard

d)

Visualisation diagram

42.

Eyes can become strained after staring at a computer screen for a long time

a)

True

b)

False

43.

What is a Recce?

a)

Identifies hazards and dangers in the area.

b)

A set of rules to make sure you are working with computers safely.

c)

A check list of possible hazards when working with heights.

d)

A visit to a specific location to check for access requirements, environmental issues and possible filming/photography ideas.

44.

What is a Risk Assessment?

a)

Identifies hazards and dangers in the area.

b)

A set of rules to make sure you are working with computers safely.

c)

A check list of possible hazards when working with heights.

d)

A visit to a specific location to check for access requirements, environmental issues and possible filming/photography ideas.

45.

You are creating a photo shoot for a magazine advert but need to know what the lighting is like in the area. Which document will help with this?

a)

Recce

b)

Risk Assessment

c)

Mind Map

d)

Mood Board

46.

You are going to be filming scenes for a small movie, but need to know if there are going to be any hazards for the actors and camera crew, which document will help with this?

a)

Script

b)

Storyboard

c)

Risk Assessment

d)

Recce

47.

When working with HEAVY EQUIPMENT which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Using two people when lifting heavy or large equipment.

b)

Being in a stable position and avoiding twisting.

c)

Using the correct handling techniques to prevent back injury.

d)

If outdoors there is no damp or rain to cause possible electrocution.

48.

When working with HEAVY EQUIPMENT which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Being in a stable position and avoiding twisting.

b)

Using the correct handling techniques to prevent back injury.

c)

Loose cables are secure to avoid damage to the equipment.

d)

Using two people when lifting heavy or large equipment.

49.

When working with ELECTRICITY which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Loose cables are secure to avoid damage to the equipment.

b)

If outdoors, are there any damp or wet conditions that could cause someone to be electrocuted or equipment to break.

c)

Make sure cables are secure to avoid people tripping.

d)

Checking the height of the chair and your eyes are level with the screen.

50.

When working with ELECTRICITY which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Make sure cables are secure to avoid people tripping.

b)

Ensuring everyone is wearing a hard hat in case something falls from above.

c)

If outdoors, are there any damp or wet conditions that could cause someone to be electrocuted or equipment to break. .

d)

Loose cables are secure to avoid damage to the equipment.

51.

When working with HEIGHTS which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Barriers are correctly installed to avoid people falling.

b)

Ensure the person using the equipment is secure should the person get distracted and fall/trip.

c)

Ensuring the keyboard and mice are comfortable and in a natural position when using them.

d)

Ensuring equipment is secure when used up high to avoid it falling on someone.

52.

When working with HEIGHTS which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Adjusting the height of your chair to make sure your eyes are level with the screen.

b)

Ensure the person using the equipment is secure should the person get distracted and fall/trip.

c)

Barriers are correctly installed to avoid people falling.

d)

Ensuring equipment is secure when used up high to avoid it falling on someone.

53.

When working with COMPUTERS which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Making sure the mouse and keyboard are in a comfortable and natural position for the hands to reach.

b)

Checking that the view from the window is pleasant.

c)

Checking the screen distance so that you can read the text easily.

d)

Adjusting the height of your chair to make sure your eyes are level with the screen.

54.

When working with COMPUTERS which is NOT something you need to consider?

a)

Adjusting the height of your chair to make sure your eyes are level with the screen.

b)

Adjusting the seating position to maintain good posture.

c)

Checking the screen distance so that you can read the text easily.

d)

Checking the colour of the mouse and keyboard match.

55.

These photo files are quite large and are often used in print documents as they are of very high quality.

a)

TIF

b)

PNG

c)

GIF

d)

JPG

56.

What file type is an MP3?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

57.

What file type is a SWF (Shockwave Flash)?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

58.

What file type is a PNG?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

59.

What file type is a GIF? There is more than one answer.

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

60.

What file type is a TIFF?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

61.

What file type is a WAV?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

62.

What file type is an MP4?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

63.

What file type is an AVI?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

64.

What file type is a MOV?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

65.

What hardware could you use to digitise a hand drawn storyboard? There is more than one correct answer.

a)

Scanner

b)

Digital camera

c)

Graphics software

d)

Sound recorder

66.
Defined as dots per inch or by the numbers of pixels in rows and columns
a)
Resolution
b)
Pixelization
c)
Compression
d)
Scaling
67.
Type of compression that deletes or changes some pixels while making the file size smaller.
a)
Lossless compression
b)
Lossy compression
68.
Type of compression that reduces the file size without losing any pixel information.
a)
Lossless compression
b)
Lossy compression