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Graphic Design

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. Visually communicates a message

2. Involves a client who wants to communicate a message

3. Combines text and images to convey an idea or a concept

a)
What are the 3 components used in visual communication?
b)
Principles of Graphic Design
c)
Masking in Graphic Design
d)
Proximity in Graphic Design
2.

Step 1: Identify and define the problem

Step 2: Gather information about the client, the competitors, and the target audience

Step 3: Develop a creative brief

Step 4: Develop a concept

Step 5: Integrate concept and visual elements into roughs

Step 6: Sell your design to the client

Step 7: Finalize the design

Step 8: Work with a third party to produce your design

a)
What is Graphic Design?
b)
What are the step in the graphic design process?
c)

Typography in Graphic Design

d)
Balance in Graphic Design
3.
A written plan delineating the strategy, expectations, audience, and scope of a design project.
a)
Layer Masking
b)
Visual Communication
c)
Creative Text Brief
d)
Creative Copy
4.

Roughs are important because you can show them to your client to get the ok and go ahead with the design they want. DEFINITION: Page designs or layouts that depict a somewhat accurate representation of the final size and position of all page elements. Roughs include accurate type and color information.

a)
Image Size
b)
Complementary Colors
c)

Typography

d)

What is the purpose of a rough?

5.
The degree of sharpness of a displayed or printed image. The more pixels per inch, the higher the resolution. An image with a higher resolution looks sharper. The higher the image resolution, the larger your file size will be. (ppi)
a)
Resolution
b)
Canvas Size
c)
Image Size
d)
Font Size
6.
The full editable area of a design. Increasing the canvas size adds space around the existing design. Typically, you change the canvas size to extend a design by adding something to it.
a)
Image Size
b)
Canvas Size
c)
Font Size
d)
Sharpness
7.
A discrete element of a Photoshop design. Layers are combined to create a finished product. They can contain photos, text, logos, shapes, textures, and more. They can be activated, deactivated, locked in place, or unlocked.
a)
Image Size
b)
Photoshop Layer
c)
Masking
d)
Proximity
8.
An editable selection in Photoshop that reveals or hides an entire layer or certain portions of a layer. When a layer mask is applied, it tells Photoshop how much of that layer will be visible. Layer masks play an important role in nondestructive editing.
a)
Contrast
b)
Repetition
c)
Layer Mask
d)
Balance
9.
Place or lay (one thing) over another
a)
Deduce
b)
Superimpose
c)
Infer
d)
Color
10.
Allows you to make changes to an image without overwriting the original image data, which remains available in case you want to revert to it.
a)
Graphic Design
b)
Typography
c)
Destructive Editing
d)
Non Destructive Editing
11.
Adjustments Panel: Color Balance, Hue and Saturation and Curves
a)
Adjusting Color in Pixlr/Photoshop
b)
Font Size
c)

Text Size

d)
Balance
12.
Command is your most powerful tool for adjusting tones to brighten, darken, add contrast and shift colors
a)
Curve Tools
b)
Eraser Tool
c)
Color Picker Tool
d)
Shape Tool
13.
Proximity, alignment, repetition, and contrast
a)
Creative Brief
b)
Graphic Design Process
c)
Colors of Graphic Design
d)
Principles of Graphic Design
14.
grouping related items together
a)
Visual Weight
b)
Proximity
c)
Contrast
d)
Unity
15.
Unifies and organizes a page and every element is visually connected to other elements
a)
Typography
b)
Alignment
c)
Proximity
d)
Contrast
16.
you can achieve unity by repeating visual elements
a)
Repetition
b)
Alignment
c)
Unity
d)
Vector Tools
17.
is created when elements are different
a)
Unity
b)
Contrast
c)
Readability
d)
Vector Tools
18.
The visual element on a page that is most emphasized and that first attracts and holds the viewer's attention.
a)
Visual Hierarchy
b)
Focal Point
c)
Superimpose
d)
Masking
19.
The illusion of physical weight on a two-dimensional surface such as a page. The more visual weight something has, the more it engages your eye. Factors including size, color, shape, orientation, texture, position, and contrast to other elements contribute to visual weight.
a)
Focal Point
b)
Visual Weight
c)
Balance
d)
Contrast
20.
The arrangement of visual elements on a page (such as type, graphics, shapes, and lines) according to their order of emphasis.
a)
Alignment
b)
Focal Point
c)
Visual Hierarchy
d)
Visual Weigh
21.
The equal distribution of visual weight on a page in order to create a pleasing and clear layout. A graphic design can be symmetrically or asymmetrically balanced.
a)
Repetition
b)
Contrast
c)
Balance
d)
Color
22.
A layout in which the visual weight of a composition is not evenly distributed around a central axis. Objects of different sizes balance one another with their respective visual weights. The weight is equal, but the elements are not identical.
a)
Proximity
b)
Asymmetrical Balance
c)
RGB
d)

Tracking

23.
Evenly balanced on both sides
a)
Repetition
b)
Symmetrical Balance
c)
Leading
d)
Contrast
24.

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (black) Used for printed materials

a)
Contrast
b)
Primary Colors
c)
RGB
d)
CMYK (Printing Colors)
25.

Red , Green, Blue ---Used for digital displays

a)
Contrast
b)
Monochromatic
c)
Complementary
d)
RGB (Monitor Colors)
26.
(line spacing) is the vertical space between lines of type
a)
Contrast
b)
Leading
c)
Tracking
d)
Kerning
27.
Letter spacing is the amount of space between all the letters in a range of text, letter spacing and leading affect readability
a)
Contrast
b)
Tracking
c)
Monospace
d)
Leading
28.
adjusting the space between individual letters
a)
Contrast
b)
Kerning
c)
Leading
d)
Repetition
29.
Effective word spacing makes text easier to read
a)
Contrast
b)
Text Graphics
c)
Readability
d)
Typography
30.

- the emotion of the message

-direct meaning and a secondary meaning

-a voice to your message

-setting and atmosphere

-attitude, just like body language

All deal with which of the following options?

a)
Contrast
b)
Typeface communicates
c)
Readability
d)
Repetition
31.
Composed of pixels and are sometimes called bitmap images.
a)
Contrast
b)
Text Graphics
c)
Color Graphics
d)
Raster Graphics
32.

Photoshop/Pixlr are what type of programs

a)
Contrast
b)
Raster Program
c)
Vector Program
d)
Selection Tools
33.
The shape tools (such as polygons, circles, and rectangles)
a)
Contrast
b)
Color
c)
Color Picker Tool
d)
Vector Tools
34.
composed of mathematically defined lines and curves and remain smooth at any size
a)
Contrast
b)
Vector Graphics
c)
Raster Graphics
d)
Repetition
35.

It is not the best format for photographs or photo like elements with blends of color. (Not realistic) Used better for logos because they are animated

a)
Graphic Design
b)
Typography
c)
Disadvantage of Vector Graphics
d)
Repetition
36.
a common look and feel to all of a business's materials (Logo, Color Palettes, Typefaces, Image Style)
a)
Logo
b)
Identity Design must have
c)
Interactive Designer
d)
Contrast
37.

Which of the following options:

-communicates core values and business practices aimed at a target market

- communicate something about the company's products and services

a)
Logo
b)
Typography
c)
Leading
d)
An Identity Design
38.

- To tell a story

- Maintain meaning when they evolve

- Communicates a company's history

- Tells about products or services at a glance

- A logo communicates the quality of a business

a)
Color
b)
What makes a logo, simple, unique and memorable
c)
typography
d)
creative brief
39.

.pdf .eps .ai .svg are what type of extentions?

a)
Color Extentions
b)
Raster Graphic File Extentions
c)
Vector Graphic File Extentions
d)
Leading
40.
.gif .jpeg .png .tif
a)
Color Extentions
b)
Raster Graphic File Extentions
c)
Text Extension
d)

Tracking

41.
Lasso, marquee tool, and magnetic lasso
a)
Color Picker Tool
b)
Text Tool
c)
Eraser Tool
d)
Selection Tools
42.
Many graphic designers today work on interactive or multimedia projects, designing websites or giving advice on the visual appearance and layout of computer programs. This job requires strong graphic design skills as well as a good understanding of computer technology and the limitations (and opportunities) of designing for the online space.
a)
Hardware Engineer
b)
Receptionist
c)
Career: Interactive Designer
d)
Software Programmer
43.

What a job is called if it doesn't require prior work experience, making it suitable for someone who is new to the field or who has just graduated and is looking for a first job.

a)

Entry Level Jobs

b)

Managerial Jobs

c)

Temporary Jobs

d)

Part-Time Jobs

44.

Standard PPI or Pixels per inch for the Web/Monitors

a)

72 PPI

b)

300 DPI

c)

1080 PI

d)

1920 PI

45.

Standard PPI or Pixels per inch for printed material?

a)

72 PPI

b)

300 DPI

c)

1080 PI

d)

1920 PI

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