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WorksheetsExam Practice 1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
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Class
Date
1.
Presentations highlight the most relevant and interesting parts of a project. The hard part, especially if it is a large or complicated project, is determining what to include and what to edit out. So, how we build the presentations to make audience keep in line?
a)
Show it in full
b)
Using hand out modules
c)
Short and sweet
d)
In line
2.
In a project plan and management task there is identify purpose, audience, and audience needs for preparing images. What is Soft Proof use for?
a)
To present the progress
b)
Mock Up before production
c)
Client briefs
d)
To view simulation
3.
Project management is the application of processes, methods, knowledge, skills and experience to achieve the project objectives. General. A project is a unique, transient endeavour, undertaken to achieve planned objectives, which could be defined in terms of outputs, outcomes or benefits. What is the meaning of term of output?
a)
Due dates
b)
Quality
c)
Scope
d)
Cost
4.
What is the important of hold regular status meetings and set up reminders to ensure everyone attends. Choose two the right statement.
a)
Direct communication between all concerned parties is the best and most efficient way to deliver a quality project
b)
it's important to be open, honest and inclusive
c)
To improve the cost benefit
d)
Direct selling product
5.
While preparing images for global audience which design concept should you take into consideration?
a)
Placement
b)
Universal literacy
c)
Computer literacy
d)
Cultural difference
6.
Client ask to provide image that contain powerful and communicative image for kindergarten education program. What is the best image that represent it?
a)
Society glimpse
b)
Urban life
c)
Age 4 to 7 illustration
d)
Colorful and playful image
7.
Several exclusive rights typically attach to the holder of a copyright. Except?
a)
To produce copies or reproductions of the work and to sell those copies (including, typically, electronic copies)
b)
To import or export the work
c)
To copy and distribute another copyright holder without permission
d)
To create derivative works (works that adapt the original work)
8.
False statement of project management steps
a)
Cost
b)
Testing
c)
Define
d)
Structure
9.
Design comps in project plan
a)
Placement
b)
Parallel Document
c)
Prototype
d)
Initiation
10.
The responsible of designer in project flows include.
a)
Cost analysis
b)
Final artwork
c)
Demographic goal
d)
Bussines and development bussines
11.
False statement about Fair use act.
a)
is any copying of copyrighted material done for a limited and “transformative” purpose
b)
is any copying of copyrighted material done for a unlimited and “transformative” purpose
c)
is any copying of copyrighted material done for a public purpose
d)
is any copying of copyrighted material done for academic purpose
12.
If a work in public domain, it means;
a)
You can find it at a public library.
b)
You can get it for free online.
c)
You can copy it without getting Permission from anyone.
d)
The term of copyright in the work has run out.
13.
For a work to be protectible under copyright, it must:
a)
Be artificial.
b)
Be Fixed in a Tangible Form of Expression.
c)
Be of professional quality.
d)
Include a Copyright Notice.
14.
True statement about copyright
a)
is a form of literacy
b)
is a form of fact
c)
is a form of idea
d)
is a form of intellectual property
15.
Copyright may apply to a wide range of creative, intellectual, or artistic forms, or "works". Specifics vary by jurisdictio. Which one is not include copyright term and condition?
a)
News
b)
Sound recordings
c)
Poems
d)
Choreography
16.
True statement about Derrivative work
a)
Original work
b)
Alter and modify
c)
Public domain
d)
Under law protection
17.
Even if a photo or text passage is not stated as copyrighted on a website, it is afforded the same rights as one that is identified as copyrighted.
a)
Everything is copyrighted at moment of creation
b)
Everything is copyrighted at moment of registration
c)
Everything is copyrighted at moment of idea
d)
everything is copyrighted at moment of discussion group
18.
Creative Commons allows creators to set the limits of how their creation can be used by others.
a)
Free use
b)
Limit use
c)
Fair use
d)
Public domain
19.
Academic standard as an issue for an educational world. What is the function of copyright?
a)
Copyright is taught as part of the Standard Course of Study.
b)
Copyright is use for comprehensive task in academy
c)
Copyright as a part of limitation
d)
Copyright as a case of field study
20.
Parent volunteers can read a book onto a tape or CD to use with students who have learning disabilities as cited in the student’s IEP.
a)
Depends—you should get permission from publishers to do this. Only students with certified blindness and dyslexic disabilities qualify for this strategy.
b)
Free permission from publishers to do this. Only students with certified blindness and dyslexic disabilities qualify for this strategy.
c)
All students with qualify for this strategy.
d)
To get permission from School headmaster.
21.
Students can use an entire song as background for a video or multimedia project.
a)
Should be taught to use only small portions of copyrighted songs in projects—only enough needed for the creative purpose of the project.
b)
should be taught to use all portions of copyrighted songs in projects.
c)
permission is easy to get—e-mail webmasters or copyright links on publishers’ pages or e-mail “About Us” on certain webpages. Getting permission to music is more difficult than print or websites. So you don't have to ask any permission.
d)
Only students with certified qualify for this strategy.
22.
Permission for use from the owners of copyrighted materials is difficult to attain.
a)
Author have many list that make difficult to ask permission
b)
If its hard to get you can send the copyright holder a message. Even in single message without reply you can use the material
c)
Ask the editor to get online permission
d)
Permission is easy to get—e-mail webmasters or copyright links on publishers’ pages or e-mail “About Us” on certain webpages. Getting permission to music is more difficult than print or websites.
23.
Videos owned by the school can be shown during a PTA meeting to “babysit” children while the parents meet in the classrooms. Can School sell the video?
a)
Yes they can sell any video to public as a promotion program
b)
Parents permission it in the hand
c)
Depends if the school has a Movie Licensing agreement or not with all school elements
d)
As an institution school have rights to produce in any kind of form
24.
A teacher who purchased a video from Wal-Mart and has the receipt as proof of purchase may show the video in his classes.
a)
Once
b)
Many times
c)
Depends
d)
Private
25.
As long as you do not sell copies, you may burn copies of the latest Faith Hill CD. And give the cd for free to your friend and family circle.
a)
Yes you can, you own the copyright after buying in music store
b)
Limited produce of copying.
c)
Only for private needs
d)
You can upload to youtube and monetize the file.
26.
A fifth grade teacher can show a PG video in her classroom as part of a novel study as long as parent permission is obtained.
a)
To improve the learning skill and its good idea.
b)
Not requirement for under age learning.
c)
Digital learning as a fundamental to reveal the future
d)
Depends on curricullum made by Education Authority
27.
A teacher finds a “perfect” picture on a website that she copies and posts on her teacher website as a writing prompt for her students.
a)
Do not need to check the copyright
b)
Free permission for education needs
c)
Use creative common as a base legal
d)
Teacher needs to check copyright license on that picture and then balance it against fair use factors.
28.
A teacher loves playing music CD’s in his classroom to help behavior and to set the mood. Can he do this?
a)
No, he can not
b)
Yes, as long he not disturbing the other class
c)
Yes, as long as the music is a legal copy.
d)
No, at least he contact the owner of the copyrights holder
29.
I communicate what needs to be done by what deadline, and expect the people to whom I assign the work to be responsible for breaking down the work packages into smaller and more manageable pieces.
a)
Briefs
b)
Timeline
c)
Task
d)
Jobdesk
30.
When a project begins, I work with its sponsor to negotiate and agree specific deliverables.
a)
Software will be use
b)
Specification
c)
Client source file
d)
Distribution content
31.
Five developmental components of a project can be distinguished (four stages plus control). Which one is incorect?
a)
Initiation
b)
Planning and design
c)
Monitoring and controlling systems
d)
Cost Analysis
32.
What is the best choices when we making a poster design for product campaign
a)
Adobe illustrator
b)
Adobe Indesign
c)
Adobe Photoshop
d)
Acrobat Reader
33.
True statement about PDF
a)
Pixel Document Format
b)
Portable Document Format
c)
Parallel Document Format
d)
Professional Document Format
34.
Whether you manage projects on a regular basis or only once or twice a year, the skills learned in project management are applicable to many...
a)
Manage sharing profit when running the project
b)
Project scheme and quality of communication
c)
Managerial and leadership positions.
d)
Bussines and development bussines
35.
True statement about design plan
a)
Roadmap or a strategic approach
b)
Management expectation process and it defines the specifications.
c)
Timeline approach to achieve a unique expectation.
d)
Processes testing achievement.
36.
Before you upload your next product photo, logo, or banner image to your store, think about the quality and file size of the image. What is the best file for web image?
a)
PNG
b)
TIFF
c)
JPEG
d)
PSD
37.
What is raster image?
a)
Mathematic visual data content
b)
Press data output
c)
A dot matrix data structure
d)
Gradient process
38.
True statement about raster image
a)
Raster graphics are resolution dependent, meaning they cannot scale up to an arbitrary resolution without loss of apparent quality.
b)
Raster graphics are resolution independent, meaning they cannot scale up to an arbitrary resolution without loss of apparent quality.
c)
Raster graphics are resolution dependent, meaning they can scale up to an arbitrary resolution without loss of apparent quality.
d)
Raster graphics are resolution dependent, meaning they cannot scale up to an arbitrary resolution with loss of apparent quality.
39.
For printing technologies that perform color mixing through dithering (halftone) rather than through overprinting (virtually all home/office inkjet and laser printers), printer DPI and image PPI have a very different meaning, and this can be misleading. True statement about dithering
a)
Color mixing
b)
Over printing
c)
Ink output
d)
illusion of color depth
40.
When your client ask to scan the image for printing what is the color profile of your file?
a)
CMYK
b)
RGB
c)
HEX
d)
LAB
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