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Ch. 7 Graphic Communication

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The technical name for Offset Lithography

a)

gravure

b)

planography

c)

intaglio

d)

letterpress

2.

Another name for intaglio printing is?

a)

offset lithography

b)

silk screen

c)

gravure

d)

letter press

3.

This technique uses a rubber or plastic printing surface and a direct printing technique, in which the printing

surface transfers the ink directly to the print surface.

a)

Offset

b)

Xerography

c)

Onset

d)

Flexography

e)

Gravure

4.

This technique involves small drops of ink sprayed onto a paper surface.

a)

Inkjet

b)

Letterpress

c)

Sublimation

d)

Screen Printing

5.

Offset Lithography uses the principle of...?

a)

oil and water do not mix

b)

ink and oil do not mix

c)

oil and paper do not mix

d)

water and chemistry do not mix

6.

What is the printing process in which an inked, raised image is pressed against paper?

a)

Flexography

b)

Gravure

c)

Offset

d)

Digital printing

7.

The art of printing with a silkscreen.

a)

Serigraphy

b)

Serigraph

c)

Signature

d)

Sighting

8.

Refers to methods of printing from a digital based image.

a)

Photosensitive

b)

Offset Printing

c)

Digital Printing

d)

Scanning

9.
Who invented the printing press?
a)
Alexander Graham Bell
b)
Johann Gutenberg
c)
Thomas Farnsworth
d)
Guglielmo Marconi
10.

What are the four ink UNITS on a sheetfed 4 color offset press?

a)

Red, Green, Blue

b)

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Blue

c)

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black

d)

Primary colors

11.
a process involving the use of a specialized machine (printing press) to transfer an image from an image carrier to a substrate, usually paper
a)
Binding
b)
Editing
c)
Printing
d)
Finishing
12.

Electrostatic printing is the technical term for

a)

Magnetography

b)

Xerography

c)

Electron Beam Imaging

d)

Ink-Jet printing

13.

Sending and receiving messages visually through the use of drawn or printed pictures and symbols.

a)

Biological Communication

b)

Graphic Communication

c)

Wave Communication

d)

Telecommunication

14.

These are tiny light-sensitive elements that light up when hit by the beam.

a)

Pixels

b)

Electrons

c)

Frames

d)

Fields

15.

The main purpose of your properly designed webpage is to first consider what __________ you want to convey to the viewer.

a)

message

b)

layout

c)

copyright

16.

To create color images, a process called _________________ is used

a)

color congregation

b)

color segregation

c)

color separation

d)

color preparation

17.

An image made of dots

a)

halftone

b)

halftime

c)

half court

d)

half art

18.

Before printing, the message is called

a)

copy

b)

paste

c)

print

d)

layout

19.

After printing, the message is called

a)

copy

b)

paste

c)

print

d)

layout

20.

The creation of fliers, posters and calendars with a computer and desktop publishing software is called:

a)

Desktop Publisher

b)

Desktop Publishing

c)

Microsoft Publisher

d)

Printing

21.

How many basic printing processes are there?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

22.

The technical name for letterpress printing

a)

relief printing

b)

intaglio

c)

planographic printing

d)

screen process printing

23.

The technical name for serigraphy printing

a)

relief printing

b)

intaglio

c)

planographic printing

d)

screen process printing

24.

Graphic Communication is...

a)

The exchange of information in a visual form

b)

The exchange of information through computers or phones

c)

Visual displays

d)

The verbal exchange of information

25.

Which type of projection is used to create multiview drawings?

a)

orthographic

b)

photographic

c)

pictorial

d)

technical

26.

How many views does EVERY object have?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

4

d)

6

27.

Drawings that show single view of an object, but in a way that makes it looks 3D to your eyes.

a)

Orthographic Drawings

b)

Multiview Drawings

c)

Pictorial Drawings

d)

Specification Sheets

28.

What does CAD stand for?

a)

Computer Analyzed Design

b)

Computer Aided Design

c)

Calibrated Artist Design

d)

Cow Agriculture Design

29.

Drawings that shows how something works or is made are called ____________.

a)

Artistic Drawing

b)

Animation Drawing

c)

Technical Drawing

30.

Drafting

a)

Drawing a preliminary or final version or plan using special tools such as a T-Square, triangles, templates or a drafting machine.

b)

A drawing used by an architect, artist, or drafter to show an object as it would appear to the eye from a certain location or point of view.

c)

A Drawing made without the use of special tools

d)

A Flat three sided drafting tool used for drawing vertical, 30, 45, 60 degree lines

31.

When a designer or an ordinary person translates his or her design idea with the use only of paper and pencil, what is the name of the activity?

a)

architectural delineation

b)

freehand sketching

c)

geometric construction

d)

drafting

32.

Which technique in pictorial drawings appear like 3- dimensional but the lines are exactly 30 degrees from the horizontal part of the object?

a)

Isometric drawing

b)

Cabinet drawing

c)

Oblique drawing

d)

Perspective drawing

33.

What is a scale drawing?

a)

A two-dimensional representation of an actual object or place.

b)

This line segment from the center of a circle to a point on the circle.

c)

When two lines cross, they form two pairs of vertical angles across from one another.

d)

An image that has been made bigger and all the angles change size.

34.
A drawing that requires more than one 2D view to provide an accurate shape and size description
a)
Multiview Drawing
b)
Single View Drawing
c)
Primary View
d)
Floor Plan
35.

Which view shows the dimensions, width and height, of an object?

a)

front

b)

left

c)

right

d)

top

36.
Isometric drawings are normally drawn at what angle?
a)
45 Degrees
b)
60 Degrees
c)
30 Degrees
37.

Which drawing below shows the Top View?

a)
b)
c)
d)
38.

The following picture best represents a...

a)

Model

b)

Prototype

c)

Technical Drawing

d)

Thumbnail Sketch

39.

Drawings that show single view of an object, but in a way that makes it looks 3D to your eyes.

a)

Orthographic Drawings

b)

Multiview Drawings

c)

Pictorial Drawings

d)

Specification Sheets

40.

Perspective

a)

A drawing used by an architect, artist, or drafter to show an object as it would appear to the eye from a certain location or point of view

b)

A pictorial drawing that shows objects as they are being viewed from an edge

c)

Used to secure drafting paper to the desk

d)

A multi-view projection or sketch

41.
The hole inside the lens that allows light through
a)
exposure
b)
shutter speed
c)
flash
d)
aperture
42.
Determines how sensitive the camera is to light
a)
flash
b)
exposure
c)
long exposure
d)
ISO
43.

This is unit of measure equal to one million pixels (picture elements)

a)

Megahertz

b)

Megadon

c)

Megapixels

d)

MC5

44.

What focuses light precisely on the sensor so that a sharp image can be achieved?

a)

The lens

b)

The aperture

c)

The shutter

45.

What device does photography uses?

a)

Oven

b)

Scissors

c)

Camera

d)

Keyboard