T or F: Lines are indeed everywhere.

(a)  

T or F: Letters cannot be duplicated by hand or machine.

(a)  

T or F: Typeface and a type style are the same.

(a)  

T or F: Each typeface is capable of expressing whatever we want to

express such as strength, beauty, speed, among others.

(a)  

T or F: Lettering is an art that allows you to make one

copy or several copies of the image.

(a)  

T or F: You can make nature prints, objects prints, or

stencil prints in printmaking but you cannot use your body

parts.

(a)  

T or F: Abstract shapes are simplified

versions of organic

shapes.

(a)  

T or F: Stencil prints can be enhanced by applying

important principles of art, repetition and

emphasis.

(a)  

T or F: Repetition is when you use different shape.

(a)  

T or F: Contrast of shape will show emphasis and will

make the stencil print stand out.

(a)  

T or F : A logo is an identity, not an explanation.

(a)  

T or F: A logo is created using three things: shapes as

graphics, shapes as letters, or both.

(a)  

T or F: Effective logos should be simple, unique, and

timeless.

(a)  

T or F: Using too many graphics in creating logo makes it more effective.

(a)