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Mastery Test in Illustrator 4th Quarter

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This paves away the birth of The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.

a)

RA 8293

b)

RA 8392

c)

RA 8292

d)

RA 8383

2.

This refers to the creations of the mind. It can be an invention (patent/utility model), a design (industrial design), a brand name (trademark, or a literary and artistic work (copyright).

a)

Trademark

b)

Intellectual property

c)

Copyright

d)

Concept artist

3.

This is a word, a group of words, signs, symbols, logo, or a combination thereof that identifies and differentiates the source of the goods or services of one entity from those of others.

a)

Trademark

b)

Copyright

c)

Intellectual property

d)

Concept artist

4.

This is the legal protection extended to the owner of the rights in an original work.

a)

Intellectual Property

b)

Trademark

c)

Concept Art

d)

Copyright

5.

This refers to every production in the literary, scientific, and artistic domain.

a)

Original Work      

b)

Trademark

c)

Concept Art

d)

Copyright Infringement

6.

He/she is a designer who visualizes & creates art for characters, creatures, vehicles, environments, and other creative assets.

a)

Original Work

b)

Concept Artist

c)

Concept Art

d)

Plagiarism

7.

This is using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit. In other words, because you are not giving attribution to the owner of the original work or idea - you are presenting the idea or thought as your own.

a)

Original Work

b)

      Copyright     

c)

Plagiarism

d)

Copyright Infringement

8.

This includes the unauthorized or unlicensed copying of a work subject to copyright.

a)

Original Work

b)

Copyright

c)

Plagiarism

d)

Copyright Infringement

9.

This is the ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article. Design, in this sense, may be three-dimensional features (shape or surface of an article), or two-dimensional features (patterns or lines of color). Handicrafts, jewelry, vehicles, appliances - the subject of industrial designs range from fashion to industrial goods.

a)

Original Work

b)

Industrial design

c)

Plagiarism

d)

Concept Artist

10.

This is to allow for limited and reasonable uses as long as the use does not interfere with owners’ rights or impede their right to do the work as they wish.

a)

Fair Use Doctrine

b)

Industrial design

c)

Concept Artist

d)

Plagiarism

11.

This amended RA 8293 – The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines in 2015.

a)

RA 10273

b)

RA 10372

c)

RA 10723

d)

RA 10272

12.

Using copyrighted pictures for educational purposes is an example of ________.

a)

Fair Use

b)

Copyright

c)

Copy Infringement

d)

Plagiarism

13.

Which of the following reasons for using the image is NOT covered on fair use?

a)

News reporting

b)

Criticism and comment

c)

Teaching, scholarship

d)

Using the image to pretty up a post

14.

Copyright laws grant authors, artists, and other creators automatic protection for their literary and artistic creations, from the moment they create them. Which of the following is a creation of an illustrator?

a)

Vector drawings

b)

Poems

c)

Songs

d)

Songs

15.

If you are the copyright holder of your illustration, you are __________.

a)

nothing to do about it

b)

you have limited right to your illustration

c)

not capable of selling your creation

d)

in control of your creation

16.

Which of the following sites DOES NOT cater copyright-free resources for artists?

a)

Pinterest

b)

Creative Commons

c)

Flickr Commons

d)

Wikipedia Commons

17.

Clients pay to be able to use your work in predetermined ways for a certain amount of time in the form of a ______

a)

License

b)

Copyright

c)

Trademark

d)

Watermark

18.

This is common seen in pictures or videos where we can see the logo of the company or creator of the software, pictures or videos.

a)

License

b)

Watermark

c)

Trademark

d)

Copyright

19.

Among the literary and artistic works enumerated in the IP Code includes books and other writings, musical works, films, paintings and other works, and computer programs. To which, writings of Dr. Jose Rizal belong?

a)

Films

b)

Musical works

c)

Books and other writings

d)

Other works and computer programs

20.

Among the literary and artistic works enumerated in the IP Code includes books and other writings, musical works, films, paintings and other works, and computer programs. To which, Adobe flash belong?

a)

Films

b)

Musical works

c)

Books and other writings

d)

Other works and computer programs

21.

This is a visual image which an artist looks at for information and inspiration.

a)

Reference Image

b)

Photo referencing

c)

Genre    

d)

Intended Message

22.

This is the practice of creating art based on a photograph.

a)

Reference Image

b)

Photo referencing

c)

Genre    

d)

Intended Message

23.

This is the subject matter of the illustration.

a)

Genre    

b)

Photo referencing

c)

Reference Image

d)

Intended Message

24.

This means that when planning your Illustrations, consider the kind of communication product you are producing--technical report, journal article, magazine article, presentation, Web site, book, or poster session.              

a)

Audience

b)

Intended Message

c)

Communication approach

d)

Style

25.

This means that when planning your illustrations, consider what they know about your topic and their ability to interpret data and information.

a)

Audience

b)

Intended Message

c)

Communication approach

d)

Style

26.

When you think about your Illustrations, ask:

- What is the primary message that my illustration should convey?

- What are the secondary messages that my illustration should convey?

a)

Audience

b)

Communication approach

c)

Style      

d)

Intended Message

27.

This means that illustrations can serve different purposes.

a)

Style

b)

Communication approach

c)

Audience

d)

Intended Message

28.

This portrays the details of an architectural project very accurately for a design professional, but sometimes a looser ‘artist's impression’ style is called for and this can be carried out using colored markers or pencil crayons.

a)

Business

b)

Cartoons

c)

Architectural

d)

Fashion and Beauty

29.

In this genre, any illustration that is used for trade, merchandising, or commercial application for use in advertising, brochures, websites, etc.

a)

Business

b)

Cartoons

c)

Architectural

d)

Fashion and Beauty

30.

This illustration genre can be used for a multitude of applications from strip cartoons to mascots, logos, children’s media, educational products, mobile apps, social games, etc.

a)

Business

b)

Architectural

c)

Cartoons

d)

Fashion and Beauty

31.

This illustration genre although traditionally used for children’s books the applications can range from books to games, packaging, TV programs, and mobile apps.

a)

Children’s

b)

Architectural       

c)

Cartoons

d)

Fashion and Beauty

32.

This illustration genre covers a huge range of applications from advertising, packaging, book & magazine illustrations, accessories, interior designs, etc.

a)

Children’s

b)

Architectural

c)

Cartoons

d)

Fashion and Beauty

33.

This illustration genre can cover any aspect from a single strawberry to a restaurant interior.

a)

Food and drink

b)

Children’s

c)

Architectural

d)

Fashion and Beauty

34.

This illustration genre can include scientific diagrams, infographics, maps, charts, flow charts, business diagrams, organizational charts, survey maps, and atlases, for print and online publishing.

a)

Food and drink

b)

Children’s

c)

Architectural

d)

Maps and diagrams

35.

Illustrations under this genre, represents the environment including botanical illustration, animals, birds, insects, forest, landscape, waterscapes, oceans, mountains, etc. Applications range from books, brochures, websites to greetings cards, etc.

a)

Nature

b)

Architectural

c)

Maps and Diagram

d)

Food and drink

36.

This is a very specialized illustration usually executed to great accuracy. Can include educational posters and leaflets, publicity materials, manuals, reports, and websites.

a)

Nature

b)

Architectural

c)

Maps and Diagram

d)

Technical and Medical

37.

This illustration genre portrays of the world’s your oyster. Travel illustration, for brochures, advertising, posters, websites, etc. can be super realistic, broad, retro, ultra-modern.

a)

Travel    

b)

Nature

c)

Architectural

d)

Maps and Diagrams

38.

This illustration style can help you make your points clearly by visualizing the information and showing information in different forms.

a)

Support Narrative

b)

Reduce Narrative

c)

Emphasize Key Points

d)

Visualize Information

39.

This illustration style can reduce your narrative length.

a)

Support Narrative

b)

Reduce Narrative

c)

Emphasize Key Points

d)

Visualize Information

40.

When you are reporting on a lengthy topic, you'll often need to stress key points.

a)

Support Narrative

b)

Reduce Narrative

c)

Emphasize Key Points

d)

Visualize Information

41.

This illustration style helps readers see points they would have otherwise missed.

a)

Support Narrative

b)

Reduce Narrative

c)

Emphasize Key Points

d)

Visualize Information

42.

If you are writing a research report based on large amounts of data, do not put raw data in your report. Instead, summarize

the data in summary tables, line graphs, or bar charts.

a)

Summarize Data

b)

Simplify Data 

c)

Break-up Text

d)

Enhance Understanding

43.

Different readers--i.e., audiences--have different abilities to read and interpret tables, data, and numerical information. You can often simplify data by converting numerical data to line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts.

a)

Summarize Data

b)

Simplify Data 

c)

Break-up Text

d)

Enhance Understanding

44.

In this illustration style, Review many newspapers, magazines, and newsletters, and you will find that graphic designers use Illustrations to break up text and add visual appeal.

a)

Summarize Data

b)

Simplify Data 

c)

Break-up Text

d)

Enhance Understanding

45.

In this illustration style, readers and users think in different modes. Some people think in visuals, others think in words, still others think in combinations of text and Illustrations.

a)

Summarize Data

b)

Simplify Data 

c)

Break-up Text

d)

Enhance Understanding

46.

Illustrations often interest readers and viewers in a publication, article, Web site, or other communication product. In more

general circulation publications, such as magazines, newsletters, annual reports, flyers, brochures, designers add Illustrations to enhance the visual attractiveness of a publication. A variety of techniques emergeplacement, size, color, and typographical features.

a)

Add Visual Appeal

b)

Simplify Data

c)

Break-up Text

d)

Enhance Understanding

47.

It is important to try to find copyright-free stock photos. What tip does the statement belong to?

a)

Analyze your process

b)

Watch out for copyright

c)

Look for ‘weird elements

d)

Create your own references

48.

It implies the importance of using more than just one reference.

a)

Analyze your process

b)

Watch out for copyright

c)

Combine your references

d)

Create your own references

49.

In using photos for references, the _______ in a reference photo should be the most important consideration for an artist.

a)

Lightning

b)

Posing

c)

Reference

d)

Lighting

50.

Which of the following is NOT included in the Maps and Diagrams genre of illustration?

a)

Atlases

b)

Interior Design

c)

Organizational Chart

d)

Survey Maps