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WorksheetsCTE Digital Editing Review
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 56mins
What is the Principle of Graphic Design that describes all the area around the text or an image on a Website or design layout?
space
black space
white space
positive space
What is the Graphic Design Principle that organizes text on a page into groups?
Closeness
Distance
Proximity
Grouping
Making a title bigger than the rest of the text on a design layout is an example of what?
Order
Heirarchy
Anarchy
Leading
What is the Graphic Design Principle that is when 2 or more visual elements are different?
Space
Proximity
Negative Space
Contrast
It creates rhythm, association and consistency
Contrast
Repetition
Space
Balance
Using a focal point or center of interest
Emphasis
Scale
Balance
Contrast
The relationship in the size of objects within a work
Scale
Emphasis
Balance
Contrast
The ways in which elements of design are arranged. Also known as the visual "weight"
Balance
Scale
Proximity
Emphasis
This photo is an example of what principle
Balance
Proximity
Movement
a visual principle in which differences in light, value, texture, and color create the illusion of depth.
Movement
Proportion
Contrast
Symmetry
identical equally balanced, and can be divided into two equal parts that are mirror images of each other.
Asymmetrical
Symmetrical
Radial
Alignment
"The feeling of harmony between all parts of the art piece."
What is the correct definition of ALIGNMENT in Graphic Design?
Refers to keeping the elements randomly placed around the page.
Refers to keeping the elements on the page connected, or aligned, so the elements, when put together, flow well.
Refers to color theory.
Refers to typography.
What is the correct definition of CMYK in Graphic Design?
This color mode is used for web design, digital cameras, scanners and other electronics and combines the colors red, green and blue to create what is seen on the screen.
This color mode used by printers uses cyan, magenta, yellow and black to create colors during the printing process.
The color mode used when your want to produce work in a spot color format.
The color mode used by scanners and electronics that includes Pantone Colors.
What is the correct definition of COMPLEMENTARY COLORS in Graphic Design?
The colors that are next to each other when viewed on the color wheel.
The colors that are three away from each other when viewed on the color wheel.
The colors that are opposite of each other when viewed on the color wheel.
The colors that are at the corner from each other when viewed on the color wheel.
What is the correct definition of DPI in Graphic Design?
Refers to the color of pixels in an image.
Dots per inch, refers to the resolution of an output device such as a printer.
Refers to the color of dots in an image.
Pixels per inch, refers to the number of pixels per inch in an image.
What is the correct definition of a PIXEL in Graphic Design?
Program used by graphic designers to create vector graphics.
The smallest unit of a digital image or graphic that can be displayed and represented on a digital display device.
Program used by graphic designers to create raster graphics.
The largest unit of a digital image or graphic that can be displayed and represented on a digital display device.
What is the correct definition of PPI in Graphic Design?
Refers to the color of pixels in an image.
Dots per inch, refers to the resolution of an output device such as a printer.
Refers to the color of dots in an image.
Pixels per inch, refers to the number of pixels per inch in an image.
What is the correct definition of RASTER IMAGES in Graphic Design?
The colors that are next to each other when viewed on the color wheel.
Images that are created using thousands of pixels. They are not easily resized because enlarging them too much will diminish quality. Photographs are an example.
The colors that are opposite of each other when viewed on the color wheel.
Images that are created without using pixels. They are easily resized and enlarging them too much will not diminish quality. Logos are an example.
What is the correct definition of VECTOR IMAGES in Graphic Design?
The colors that are next to each other when viewed on the color wheel.
Images that are created using thousands of pixels. They are not easily resized because enlarging them too much will diminish quality. Photographs are an example.
The colors that are opposite of each other when viewed on the color wheel.
Images that are created without using pixels. They are easily resized and enlarging them too much will not diminish quality. Logos are an example.
What is the correct definition of RESOLUTION in Graphic Design?
Number of dots per inch, or dpi, in an image. Images for the web are usually be around 72 dpi, while images for print should be around 300 dpi.
Images that are created using thousands of pixels. They are not easily resized because enlarging them too much will diminish quality. Photographs are an example.
Creates the illusion of action or physical change
in position.
Images that are created without using pixels. They are easily resized and enlarging them too much will not diminish quality. Logos are an example.
What is the correct definition of RGB in Graphic Design?
This color mode is used for web design, digital cameras, scanners and other electronics and combines the colors red, green and blue to create what is seen on the screen.
This color mode used by printers uses cyan, magenta, yellow and black to create colors during the printing process.
The color mode used when your want to produce work in a spot color format.
The color mode used by scanners and electronics that includes Pantone Colors.
Compare business cards. Which has improved proximity?
the one on the left
the one on the right
Neither have improved proximity
What design principle(s) was used to improve the design on the right?
Proximity and Contrast
Size and Bold
Line and Font
Alignment
Compare the two images. What design principle(s) were used to improve the layout of the design on the right?
Repetition
Simplicity
Alignment and Simplicity
Alignment and Proximity
What is the name given to the part of some letterforms that extends above the x-height called?
Upper Case
Descender
Ascender
X-Height
What is the imaginary line on which the bottoms of the letters rest on a line of type?
Base
Bottom
X-Height
Baseline
What is the adjustment of distances between letters and entire words?
Tracking
Kerning
Horizontal Spacing
Scaling
Please select the statement(s) that is/are not correct regarding to the font.
Serif is a classic style of design for books
San-serif designed to look clean on digital screens.
Times New Roman is a san-serif font.
Display fonts are designed for headlines
Please select the statement that is not correct regarding to the font.
Use fonts that are very similar to each other to keep consistency.
Mix serif and sans-serif together is a good choice for font combination.
Use one font family or a super font family.
Using bold and subtle to create opposites attract.
You work at a Digital Design Company as a copywriter (you write Advertisements/ Commercials). You are part of the Design Team. The person who is your Supervisor and manages this team, creates your deadlines and budget. What are they called?
Photographer
Writer
Entrepreneur
Art Director
At your Graphic design firm, you need to work with the person who creates website layouts and logos, and designs them to client specifications. What is this person called?
Photographer
Designer
Art Director
Copywriter
A person in one of the jobs at a Graphic/ Digital design Company takes digital images for promotional purposes. What is that job called?
Designer
Copywriter
Photographer
Art Director
The spacing between letters or characters in a piece of text to be printed
Spacing
Kerning
Leading
Type
Spark
Photoshop And Illustrator
What is the file resolution for printing/scanning a picture or document?
72 dpi
300 bytes
300 dpi
600 pixels
What is the file resolution of an image for the Web?
300 kb
300 ppi
72 ppi
72 kb
LOSSY images .....
Lose quality when they are compressed
Do not lose quality when they are compressed
LOSSLESS mages .....
Lose quality when they are compressed
Do not lose quality when they are compressed
Leah is a wedding photographer. She wants to put some example photos on her website to showcase her work. She knows that she needs to compress her images first. Which file format should she choose?
JPEG
GIF
BMP
TIFF
Priya has taken photos for her GCSE coursework. She will need to spend some time editing them in Photoshop. Which file format should she choose?
JPEG
GIF
BMP
PSD
Anil wants to create an animated icon for a website he is building. Which file format should he use to save his work?
JPEG
GIF
BMP
TIFF
If file size is more important than image quality, which type of compression should be used?
Lossy
Lossless
Which of these is a vector file image type?
JPG
PNG
EPS
RAW
PSD stand for_____.
Photoshop Document
Pixel Superior Data
Photo Sample Department
Picture Simple Dots
What does JPG stand for?
Joint Photography Experts Group.
Joint Pictures Excellent Grade.
Join Pictures Enter Graphics.
Joined Photographs Excel Graphs
What does PNG stand for?
Pictures aNd Graphics.
Portable Network Graphics
Portable New Graphics
Pictures Not Graphics
Save as a PSD when:
Working on editing artwork and maintain layers
Posting online or sending client previews
Printing photos
Sending by email
