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Digital Art Midterm Exam

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the blue line representing?

a)

Stem

b)

x-height

c)

counter

d)

ascender

2.

What is the blue line representing?

a)

Ascender

b)

Stem

c)

Counter

d)

X-height

3.

What does the blue line represent?

a)

Descender

b)

Counter

c)

Stem

d)

X-height

4.

What is the red representing?

a)

X-height

b)

Counter

c)

Ascender

d)

Baseline

5.

What does the dotted line represent?

a)

Cap height

b)

X-height

c)

Counter

d)

Base line

6.

What is leading?

a)

The distance between letters

b)

Spacing letters so they are equally apart

c)

The height of the letters

d)

The distance between the lines of type

7.

What type of font style is this?

a)

Oldstyle

b)

San Serif

c)

Slab Serif

d)

Modern

8.

What font type is this?

a)

Slab serif

b)

San serif

c)

Decorative

d)

Modern

9.

What font type is this?

a)

San serif

b)

Slab serif

c)

Modern

d)

Oldstyle

10.

What does it mean to have a concordant type relationship?

a)

Choosing to use just one font but many different weights of that font.

b)

Using two or more typefaces on the same page that are too similar or not Contrasting enough.

c)

Using different typefaces that are drastically different from one another to create visual interest.

11.

How hot and how long do you press a shirt press?

a)

370 degrees for 20 seconds

b)

320 degrees for 15 seconds

c)

330 degrees for 20 seconds

d)

200 degrees for 20 seconds

12.

What are these colors?

a)

Secondary

b)

Primary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Analogous

13.

What are these colors?

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Tertiary

c)

Analogous

d)

Primary

14.

What tool is this?

a)

Fill and Stroke

b)

Crop

c)

Paint Bucket

d)

Pathfinder

15.

What are RASTER graphics made of?

a)

Pixels

b)

Lines and Curves

c)

Gigabytes

d)

Inches

16.

What are VECTOR graphics made out of?

a)

Pixels

b)

Lines and Curves

c)

Gigabytes

d)

Inches

17.

Where are these tools from?

a)

Photoshop

b)

Illustrator

c)

Indesign

d)

Animate

18.

What are these tools from?

a)

Photoshop

b)

Illustrator

c)

Indesign

d)

Animate

19.

What is this tool?

a)

Pathfinder

b)

Pen

c)

Expand

d)

Rectangle

20.

What does RGB and CMYK stand for?

a)

Red, Green, Blue

&

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black

b)

Red, Green, Black

&

Cat, Mouse, Yak, King Kong

c)

Red, Green, Blue

&

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Blue

d)

Red, Purple, Yellow

&

Green, Yellow, Black, Frog

21.

Specifically, what does MONOCHROMATIC mean?

a)

One color, multiple different shades/tints

b)

3 colors, 2 different shades/tints

c)

One solid color

d)

One color, 3 different shades/tints

22.

What is the red part representing?

a)

Counter

b)

Baseline

c)

Ascender

d)

X-height

23.

What tool is this?

a)

Layers

b)

New Layer

c)

Sub-layer

d)

Adjustment Layer

24.

What is THREE things you have to do to your design before cutting on the plotter?

a)

Weed

b)

Reflect

c)

Create Outlines

d)

Move To The Bottom Of The Document

e)

Press It

25.

What are Multiply, Color Dodge, and Screen, examples of?

a)

Layer Blending Modes

b)

Different Lasso Tools

c)

Types of Gradients

d)

Types of Paths

26.

What is this tool?

a)

Layer Effects

b)

Object Selection

c)

Adjustment Layer

d)

Layer Mask

27.

What is this?

a)

Primary Colors

b)

Warm & Cool Colors

c)

Monochromatic Colors

d)

Tertiary Colors

28.

What are these?

a)

Complimentary Colors

b)

Analogous Colors

c)

Monochromatic Colors

d)

Tertiary Colors

29.

The lightness and darkness of a color is...

(a)  

30.

By adding white to a color we produce a...

(a)  

31.

By adding black to a color we produce a...

(a)  

32.

The brightness of a color is...

(a)  

33.

The 3 secondary colors are...

(a)  

34.

How many tertiary colors are there?

a)

3

b)

6

c)

5

d)

7

e)

4

35.

What are analogous colors?

a)

One color with multiple different shades/tints

b)

Colors directly on the opposite side of the color wheel

c)

Groups of colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

d)

2 tertiary colors with one complimentary color

36.

What is kerning?

a)

The spacing between the letters so they appear equal

b)

The spacing between the lines of type

c)

The height of the letters

d)

The spacing between the words

37.

What does TIFF stand for?

a)

Tagged Image File Format

b)

Text Impossible For Format

c)

Text Installed For Format

d)

Tag Installment Formatting File

38.

What tools are these from?

a)

Photoshop

b)

Illustrator

c)

Indesign

d)

Animate

39.

How many basic hues are on the color wheel?

a)

12

b)

15

c)

7

d)

10

40.

What is the Addictive Color System?

a)

Colors that are viewed on a

monitor.

b)

RGB

c)

These colors reproduce almost all colors you see in printed

materials.

d)

CMYK

41.

What is Process Color?

a)

CMYK

b)

These colors reproduce almost all colors you see in printed

materials.

c)

Colors that are viewed on a

monitors.

d)

RGB

42.

What does EPS stand for?

a)

Encapsulated Postscript File

b)

Empty Print File

c)

Engraved Printing System

d)

Enter Pixel File

43.

What does SVG stand for?

a)

Scalable Vector Graphics

b)

Seller Vector Garage

c)

System Value Grade

d)

Stem Vector Gate

44.

What is a DWG?

a)

A binary file

b)

A vector file

c)

A rector graphic

d)

A desktop file

45.

What are the Quick Keys for Unlocking Master Page Items in Indesign?

a)

Shift/Click

b)

Shift/3

c)

Alt/Shift

d)

Tab/6

46.

What are the Quick Keys for taking a screenshot?

a)

Shift/3

b)

Tab/3

c)

Alt/Ctrl

d)

Ctrl/Tab

47.

What does it mean to have a Conflicting relationship type?

a)

Using two or more typefaces on the same page that are not too simular.

b)

Choosing to use just one font but many different weights of that font.

c)

Using different typefaces that are drastically different from one another to create visual interest.

48.

What does it mean to have a Contrasting relationship type?

a)

Choosing to use just one font but many different weights of that font.

b)

Using two or more typefaces on the same page that are too simular.

c)

Using different typefaces that are drastically different from one another to create visual interest.