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Graphic Design and Pop Art

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In Graphic Design and any design, the most basic design element is the

a)

line

b)

color

c)

shape

d)

size

2.

What effects the mood of any visual communication design

a)

line

b)

color

c)

shape

d)

size

3.

Font

a)

A mark or character that represents or stands for something else.

b)

A symbol made up of text and images that is adopted by an organization to identify its products, business, association and etc.

c)

Is the name of the distinctive product, service, or concept. i.e. Nike, Starbucks, Hyundai.

d)

A specific style of text that is printed on a page or displayed on a computer screen.

4.

A symbol made up of text and images that is adopted by an organization to identify its products, business, association and etc.

a)

Typography

b)

Symbol

c)

Font

d)

Logo

5.

Which does not belong? Every element of a logo contributes to brand identity, including the: 

a)

typography/lettering

b)

colour

c)

imagery/illustration

d)

pattern

6.

Organizations often rebrand themselves to improve their public image. The following are some of the reasons companies rebrand themselves, except

a)

Moving into international markets

b)

Changes in their business model to stay current with the times

c)

To hide malpractices of the past

d)

To confuse their customers

7.

Logos do all of the following except?

a)

Can communicate an organization's values.

b)

Make your brand better than the competition.

c)

It can communicate what the organization does.

d)

Helps people easily identify a brand.

8.

Which is NOT a feature or purpose of a logo?

a)

An adopted symbol that represents a product or an association.

b)

Simple and easily recognized and remembered.

c)

Tells people about your personal life.

d)

Visually communicates information quickly and effectively.

9.

What is the purpose or business of Graphic Design?

a)

Creating Problems

b)

Make things pretty

c)

Communication

d)

A Visual Aid

10.

 

Also known as Lettering, it is the art and technique of arranging

type to make written language legible,

readable, and visually appealing in a design and when displayed.

a)

Arrangement

b)

Calligraphy

c)

Typography

d)

Photography

11.

True or false: Graphic Design is a process.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Which of the following is NOT a Graphic Designer career path?

a)

Art Director

b)

Marketing Specialist

c)

Computer Back-end Developer

d)

Gaming Designer

13.

Graphic Design is a combination of images, words and _____.

a)

sketches

b)

ideas

c)

colour

d)

logos

14.

This is a type of graphic design that focuses on the branding of a company or product.

a)

Publication Design

b)

Visual Identity Design

c)

Marketing & Advertising Design

d)

Environmental Design

15.

This is a type of graphic design that focuses on creating work that is meant to enhance the product that is being sold, it is viewed and experienced in a physical capacity.

a)

Motion Graphic Design

b)

Product Design

c)

Web Design

d)

Packaging Design

16.

True or false: Graphic Designers are strategic thinkers.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

A ___________ is the arrangement of type and graphics on a printed publication, presentation, or Web site.

a)

Layout

b)

Space

c)

Shape

d)

Texture

18.

The most important elements in a publication should generally:

a)

Be the largest and catch the reader's eye

b)

Be located in the bottom right corner

c)

Be the smallest so as to catch the reader's eye

d)

Blend in with the rest of the elements on the page

19.

A good place to position the most important information is _______________ because this is where readers often look first.

a)

In the upper left hand corner of the page

b)

In the upper right hand corner of the page

c)

In the center of the page

d)

At the bottom of the page

20.

What is one of the most important characteristics of graphic design?

a)

To have bright and eye-catching colors to the public.

b)

To create, transmit and reinforce messages by combining text and images in a striking and creative way.

c)

Communicate important and innovative issues about the economy and politics of a city.

21.

What are some of the elements of graphic design?

a)

Lines & shapes

b)

Size & texture

c)

Color & typography

d)

All answers are correct

22.

Graphic design is part of everyday life. From chewing gum wrappers to billboards, graphic design informs, persuades, organizes, stimulates, locates, identifies, attracts attention and provides pleasure.

Graphic design in everyday life is all about creating public awareness through attractive and eye-catching design.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Graphic designers professionals in charge of transmitting a message or an idea through visual communication. Their main function is to create the image and aesthetic style of the companies, since this is the way in which they are going to be known.

Designers therefore have the responsibility to study people, their likes and dislikes to create better designs.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Pop art started in .....?

a)

the USA in 1970's

b)

Great Britain in 1950's

c)

the USA in 1960's

d)

Great Britain in 1980's

25.

Pop Art represents ...?

a)

Pop music and movie stars

b)

an optimism about life

c)

mass produced consumer goods

d)

All answers are correct

26.

Which of the sculptures are by Claes Oldenburg?

a)
b)
c)
d)
27.
What does Pop Art depict?
a)
Objects or scenes from everyday life
b)
Greek Mythology
c)
Landscapes
d)
The artist's view of life
28.

Which pop art image was created by Jasper Johns?

a)
b)
c)
d)
29.

Which of the following artists did not belong to the Pop Art movement?

a)

Roy Lichtenstein

b)

Pablo Picasso

c)

Andy Warhol

d)

Claes Oldenburg

30.

Which brand of soup was made famous by one of Pop Art's founding artists?

a)

Heinz

b)

Campbells

c)

Baxters

d)

Grannys

31.

How did Roy Lichtenstein apply his trademark repetitive dots in his work?

a)

Stencil

b)

computer

c)

Painted by hand

d)

Screenprint

32.
Who is the artist that created this artwork?
a)
Henri Matisse
b)
Andy Warhol
c)
Jasper Johns
d)
Georgia O'Keeffe
33.

Which decade did the Pop Art movement begin?

a)

1980's

b)

1940's

c)

1950's

d)

1990's

34.

Which Pop Art artist created the iconic tin of soup image?

a)

Peter Blake

b)

Roy Lichtenstein

c)

Andy Warhol

d)

Jasper Johns

35.

What image below was created by Pop Art artist Roy Lichtenstein?

a)
b)
c)
d)
36.

What type of colours feature in Pop Art

a)

Black & White

b)

Bright & Bold

c)

Only hot colours

d)

Only cold colours

37.

Who is this painting of?

a)

Marilyn Monroe

b)

Madonna

c)

Andy Warhol's wife

d)

The Queen

38.

Why did Pop Art look the way it did?

a)

Because they started as adverts

b)

Because famous people wanted their pictures painted

c)

To celebrate popular culture and consumer society

d)

Because the Artists couldn't draw

39.
Pop art is no longer a form of art today
a)
True
b)
False
40.

In what country did Pop Art originate

a)

Poland

b)

USA

c)

France

d)

Great Britain

41.

"-------------- developed a pop art style that was based on mass-communication: the comic strip. It was a style that was fixed in its format: black outlines, bold colors and tones rendered by Benday dots (a method of printing tones in comic books from the 1950's and 60's)."

a)

Andy Warhol

b)

Sir Peter Blake

c)

Marcel Duchamp

d)

Roy Lichenstein

42.

After World War 2, Great Britain and Europe had suffered a great deal of damage from the bombing of cities, the loss of life and injury of many soldiers and civilians plus the fact that most people lived on basic rations during the war years. Pop art became successful because....

a)

the USA represented a place of freedom, opportunity and new consumer goods

b)

it was a reaction against the abstract art style of Abstract Expressionism

c)

the use of found images, collage, silkscreen printing and film making allowed artists to express their ideas in different ways from traditional art making

d)

All answers are correct

43.

Which artworks were produced by Andy Warhol?

a)
b)
c)
d)

All answers are correct

44.

which of the following statements are true?

a)

Roy Lichtenstein developed an instantly recognizable style of Pop Art inspired by the American comic strip.

b)

Claes Oldenburg was the greatest sculptor of the Pop Art movement, creating many large scale public works

c)

Pop Art was a brash, young and fun art movement of the 1950's.

d)

All answers are correct

45.

Pop art gets it name from...

a)

Pop music

b)

Pop drinks

c)

Popular culture

d)

Population

46.

"His works were produced through the mechanical processes of film and silkscreen printing or made by others in his studio which was called 'The Factory'."

Which artist is this quote referring to?

a)

Andy Warhol

b)

Roy Liechtenstein

c)

Claes Oldenburg

d)

Eduardo Paolozzi

47.

Pop art was exclusive, and only meant for rich people of high society.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Pop Art only includes paintings.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Who created this artwork?

a)

Roy Lichtenstein

b)

Andy Warhol

c)

Salvador Dali

d)

Piet Mondrian

50.

Which of the following are characteristics of the Pop Art style?

a)

Multiple images of the same thing

b)

Objects and people found commonly in popular culture

c)

Bright colours and clean, bold lines

d)

All answers are correct