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WorksheetsGraphic Design TSA BIG 1
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 55mins
What is the size of an A3 paper?
11.7" x 16.5"
8.3" x 11.7"
8.5" x 11"
9" x 12"
Which type of fold involves bending each fold in a different direction?
Accordion fold
Tri-fold
Gate fold
Z-fold
What is additive color?
Colors used in traditional painting
Colors seen in screen-based media
Colors created by mixing pigments
Colors found in black and white photography
What are adjustment layers?
Layers used for organizing files
Layers that cannot be edited in Photoshop
Layers used for resizing images
Non-destructive editing tools in Photoshop for adjusting lighting and color in an image
What does alignment refer to in design?
The arrangement of text and objects on a website
The arrangement of graphics and text in relation to each other or to the edges of the design
The process of adjusting image resolution
The process of choosing font styles and sizes
What are analogous colors?
Colors opposite to each other on the color wheel
Colors grouped together on the color wheel
Colors that create a sense of depth in a painting
Colors used in black and white photography
How would you define art?
The use of pencil and paper to create drawings
The study of different painting techniques
The expression of what is beautiful or appealing according to aesthetic principles
The use of digital tools to create visual designs
What is the purpose of the aperture in a camera lens?
To adjust the brightness of the image
To control the depth of field
To change the focal length of the lens
To stabilize the camera while taking photos
What defines an art movement?
A specific style of art that changes over time
The use of different art materials and techniques
The study of famous artists throughout history
The process of creating three-dimensional sculptures
What is an ascender in typography?
The stem of lowercase letters that extends below the baseline
The stem of lowercase letters that ascends above the x-height
The space between lines of text
The decorative elements added to letters for calligraphy
How would you describe an asymmetrical design?
Identical on both sides of a central line
Balanced on both sides of a central point
Not identical on both sides of a central line
Composed of symmetrical shapes and patterns
What is the background in a design?
The main subject of the artwork
The part of the page or image that is in the front
The part of a page or image that is in the back
The area surrounding the artwork
What does it mean for an image to be backlit?
Illuminated from behind
Illuminated from the front
Illuminated from both sides
Without any light source
How would you define balance in design?
The physical weight of the art materials used
The distribution of light and dark in a composition
The relationship of objects' visual weight within a composition
The arrangement of colors in a painting
What does the baseline represent in typography?
The imaginary line where characters in a typeface rest
The line separating the header from the body copy
The line used for aligning text with images
The line marking the bottom of the page
What does it mean for a document to have a bleed?
The document contains text written in various languages
The document has graphics or images that extend to the edge
The document has a margin around the content
The document includes footnotes at the bottom
What does BMP stand for in graphics file formats?
Bitmapped Media Picture
Bitmap Master Presentation
Basic Metadata Processor
Bitmap Image file format
What is body copy in printed materials?
The title or headline of the printed material
The main part of any printed material
The contact information of the designer
The credits and acknowledgments section
What is the border of a page?
The space between the text and the edge of the page
The line indicating the fold in a folded document
The edge of a page that forms the outer boundary
The line separating the header from the body copy
Which paper is the most versatile and common size?
A3
A4
A5
Letter size
What is brainstorming?
The process of gathering a list of ideas spontaneously
The act of creating a brand identity
The use of business cards to promote a business
The exclusive right to a publication
Which of the following is a part of brand identity?
Camera RAW
Cap height
Copyright
Logo, typeface, and color
What is the purpose of a business card?
Promoting employees and their business
Storing data on remote servers
Printing process for color images
Measurable business goals
What does the term "CMYK" stand for?
The element of art produced by light reflection
A storage method where data is stored on remote servers
The arrangement of subjects and components in a work of art
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (Black)
What does the term "counter" refer to in typography?
The height of a capital letter in a typeface
The part of a letter that is fully or partially closed
The study of hues as it relates to human behavior
Pairing of colors that are opposites on the color wheel
What is the purpose of the Creative Commons license?
Enabling the free distribution of copyrighted work
Creating differentiation of elements within a composition
Carefully considering and being helpful in design
Collecting a list of ideas spontaneously
What is cardstock commonly used for?
Subtractive color process in printing
Creating contrasts between elements in a design
Pairing complementary colors together
Documents requiring durability
What is cloud-based storage (CBS)?
A storage method where data is stored on remote servers
The height of a capital letter in a typeface
The exclusive right to a publication
The study of hues as it relates to human behavior
What is color psychology?
The element of art produced by light reflection
The practice of engaging content influencers
The act of creating a brand identity
The study of hues as it relates to human behavior
What is a column in design?
The part of a letter that is fully or partially closed
A vertical space where content is placed
The arrangement of subjects and components in a work of art
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black)
What does the term "commercial" pertain to?
Selling or marketing
The act of creating a brand identity
The element of art produced by light reflection
Enabling the free distribution of copyrighted work
What is a complementary color scheme?
Creating differences between color, value, texture, etc.
Pairing of colors that are opposites on the color wheel
The arrangement of subjects and components in a work of art
The study of hues as it relates to human behavior
How would you define composition in art?
A card used by employees of a business to promote themselves
Carefully considered and meant to be helpful
Strong, sturdy, heavier paper typically used for documents
The arrangement of subjects and components in a work of art
What does the term "constructive" mean?
The part of a letter that is fully or partially closed
The exclusive right to a publication
Creating differentiation of elements within a composition
Carefully considered and meant to be helpful
What are content influencers?
Creating contrasts between elements in a design
The study of hues as it relates to human behavior
Pairing complementary colors together
Engaging internal and industry experts to help achieve business goals
What is contrast in design?
The act of creating a brand identity
Subtractive color process in printing
Differentiation of elements within a composition
Pairing of colors that are opposites on the color wheel
What are cool colors?
The study of hues as it relates to human behavior
Colors that represent coolness
The exclusive right to a publication
Carefully considered and meant to be helpful
What is the purpose of color in design?
Creating differentiation of elements within a composition
Printing process for color images
The element of art produced by light reflection
The exclusive right to a publication
What does the term "brand identity" encompass?
The part of a letter that is fully or partially closed
Storing data on remote servers
The arrangement of subjects and components in a work of art
Logo, typeface, color, package design, and more
What does the term "cardstock" refer to?
The element of art produced by light reflection
The act of creating a brand identity
Strong, sturdy, heavier paper typically used for durability
Creating contrasts between elements in a design
What is a creative brief/design brief?
A type of font used in graphic design.
A document provided by a client or created with a client that provides information and direction for an advertisement, graphic, or ad campaign.
A technique used to create tension and movement in a design.
The form and structure of a work.
What does the term "crossbar" refer to?
The horizontal bar connecting stems.
The part of a lowercase letter that dips below the baseline.
A technique used to analyze and organize a body of work.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
What does it mean to "curate"?
To select and organize a body of work.
To apply toner onto paper using electrostatic rollers.
To combine a digital image sensor with single lens reflex optics.
To analyze and present a body of work.
What is the definition of "depth of field"?
The horizontal bar connecting stems.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
The part of a lowercase letter that dips below the baseline.
The form and structure of a work.
What is a "descender"?
A technique used to create tension and movement in a design.
The horizontal bar connecting stems.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
The part of a lowercase letter that dips below the baseline.
How would you define "design"?
A document provided by a client or created with a client that provides information and direction for an advertisement, graphic, or ad campaign.
The foundational components of a work of art or design.
The form and structure of a work.
A technique used to analyze and organize a body of work.
What is a "design brief"?
A document of information gathered from or provided by a client that tells the designer the goals of the project, assets to be created, and specific criteria for effective completion of the project.
The part of a lowercase letter that dips below the baseline.
A type of font used in graphic design.
A technique used to create tension and movement in a design.
How are diagonals used in design?
To apply toner onto paper using electrostatic rollers.
To select and organize a body of work.
To create tension and movement in the work.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
What does "fair use" refer to?
A technique used to analyze and organize a body of work.
Allows a small portion of copyrighted material to be used without permission.
The foundational components of a work of art or design.
A type of font used in graphic design.
What is the characteristic of digital printing?
The part of a lowercase letter that dips below the baseline.
Best for short run printing using electrostatic rollers.
Dots per inch.
A type of camera that combines a digital image sensor with single lens reflex optics.
What are display typefaces best used for?
To select and organize a body of work.
To create tension and movement in the work.
A type of font used for large titles.
A technique used to apply toner onto paper.
What does DPI stand for?
Dots per inch.
The foundational components of a work of art or design.
A document of information gathered from or provided by a client that tells the designer the goals of the project.
Encapsulated Postscript.
What is a DSLR camera?
A type of camera that combines a digital image sensor with single lens reflex optics.
The form and structure of a work.
The horizontal bar connecting stems.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
What are the elements of art?
Line, shape, form, texture, pattern, color, space, value, and size.
A type of font used in graphic design.
A technique used to create tension and movement in a design.
The foundational components of a work of art or design.
What are the elements of art and design collectively known as?
The horizontal bar connecting stems.
Encapsulated Postscript.
The foundational components of a work of art or design.
Line, shape, form, texture, pattern, color, space, value, and size.
What is the definition of "emerging technologies"?
Continue development of technology in areas such as media, business, science, and education.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
Dots per inch.
Allows a small portion of copyrighted material to be used without permission.
What does the term "emphasis" refer to in design?
The part of a lowercase letter that dips below the baseline.
To apply toner onto paper using electrostatic rollers.
A technique used to create tension and movement in a design.
The amount of importance given to visual elements.
What is the definition of an "employer"?
A type of camera that combines a digital image sensor with single lens reflex optics.
A person, business, or organization that hires and pays one or more workers.
A document of information gathered from or provided by a client that tells the designer the goals of the project.
The foundational components of a work of art or design.
What does EPS stand for?
Encapsulated Postscript.
The horizontal bar connecting stems.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.
A technique used to analyze and organize a body of work.
How would you define "experience"?
Active involvement in an activity or exposure to events or people over a period of time that leads to an increase in knowledge or skill.
The form and structure of a work.
A technique used to create tension and movement in a design.
To apply toner onto paper using electrostatic rollers.
Which term refers to comments about and reactions to something, intended to provide useful information for future decisions and development?
Figure-ground relationship
Feedback
File management
Hex color
What is the purpose of a focus group?
To fill the frame with your subject
To provide opinions and feedback regarding a particular product or concept
To organize and store digital documents
To find contrast between the background and the foreground/subject
Which term refers to the system of organizing and storing digital documents?
Glossy
Form
File management
Gravure
What does the term "fill the frame" mean in photography?
Using windows, doors, and other objects to frame your subject
Finding contrast between the background and the foreground/subject
Filling the entire frame with your subject
Using colors composed of varying shades of gray
Flexography is a printing technique primarily used for:
Printing on non-porous substrates such as plastic and metallic films
Creating high clarity images on glossy paper
Printing images with varying shades of gray
Applying an image to a printing substrate using a metal plate
Which term refers to different weights and appearances of a specific font family?
Font style
Grayscale
Grid
Hangline
What is a footnote?
Graphic design is a form of visual communication that combines:
Images, words, and ideas to convey information and a message
Templates used in graphic design to aid in layout and organization
Horizontal lines from which text and graphics are hung
The visual shape or configuration of an object
Gravure is a printing process that involves:
Applying an image to a printing substrate using a metal plate
Folding a paper in half
Measuring the space between columns
Creating images with varying shades of gray
Which term refers to the visual shape or configuration of an object?
Aspect ratio
Framing
Gravure
Form
The figure/ground relationship in visual design involves:
Using thin, light, regular, bold, condensed, and italic font styles
Finding contrast between the background and the foreground/subject
Assembling a group of people to provide opinions and feedback
Specifying colors according to the intensity of their red, green, and blue components
What does the term "hex color" refer to?
A system of organizing and storing digital documents
Color specified according to the intensity of its components
Paper with a shiny surface used for printing photographic pieces
Visual communication that combines images, words, and ideas
Grayscale images are composed of varying shades of:
Red
Green
Gray
White
What is the purpose of a grid in graphic design?
To find contrast between the background and the foreground/subject
To aid in layout and organization of information and graphics
To apply an image to a printing substrate using a metal plate
To specify colors according to the intensity of their components
What is the measured space between columns called?
Hex color
Gutter
Heading caption
Glossy
Folding a paper in half is known as:
Fill the frame
Hangline
Half fold
Glossy printing
Hanglines are used in graphic design to:
Fill the frame with the subject
Find contrast between the background and the foreground/subject
Organize and store digital documents
Hang text and graphics in a grid layout
Which term refers to a title that gives more information underneath it?
Caption
Feedback
Font style
Heading caption
What is the technical term for paper with a shiny surface used for printing photographic pieces?
Glossy
Gravure
Hex color
Gutter
What does the term "half fold" mean?
Applying an image to a printing substrate using a metal plate
Folding a paper in half
Finding contrast between the background and the foreground/subject
Filling the entire frame with the subject
What does the term "hierarchy" refer to in design?
The use of contrast in size and color
The arrangement of elements to imply importance
The utilization of placement to convey meaning
All of the above
Which photography technique gives the viewer a god-like perspective?
Low angle (Worm's eye view)
High angle (Bird's eye view)
Side angle (Profile view)
Front angle (Face-on view)
What does the term "hue" mean?
The intensity of a color
The shade of a color
The name of a color
The brightness of a color
What are the dimensions of standard US Letter size paper?
8.5 inches by 11.0 inches
8.0 inches by 10.0 inches
9.0 inches by 12.0 inches
7.5 inches by 11.5 inches
What is the purpose of a lighting stand?
To hold a camera during photography
To support a light for proper illumination
To stabilize a tripod for long exposures
To attach accessories to a camera lens
What does the Lab color space represent?
Lightness, red-green value, blue-yellow value
Hue, saturation, brightness
Cyan, magenta, yellow, black
Red, green, blue
Which tool in Adobe software allows for freehand selections?
Lasso tool
Brush tool
Pen tool
Eraser tool
What does a layer mask do in image editing?
Deletes a layer from the composition
Adjusts the brightness and contrast of a layer
Modifies the transparency of a layer selectively
Applies special effects to a layer
What is the purpose of the Layers panel in Adobe software?
To organize elements of a design
To adjust color settings
To apply filters and effects
To manage fonts and typography
What does "leading" refer to in typography?
The space between words
The space between lines of text
The alignment of text within a paragraph
The size and style of a typeface
How can leading lines be used in design?
To create a sense of balance and harmony
To lead the viewer's eye through the composition
To convey a specific mood or emotion
To emphasize the focal point of the artwork
What are the dimensions of Legal size paper?
8.5 inches by 11.0 inches
8.5 inches by 14.0 inches
9.0 inches by 12.0 inches
7.5 inches by 13.5 inches
What does a lens hood do?
What is the purpose of a letterhead?
To provide a corporate logo for documents
To add decorative elements to the page
To contain corporate name and contact information
To ensure proper formatting in letters
What does the term "kerning" refer to in typography?
The arrangement of pages in pre-press printing
The space between individual characters
The alignment of text within a paragraph
The size and style of a typeface
What file format is commonly used for compressing image files?
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)
PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
GIF (Graphics Interchange Format)
What digital drawing program uses vector graphics?
Photoshop
Illustrator
InDesign
CorelDRAW
What is the purpose of imposition in the printing process?
To adjust color settings for accurate printing
To arrange pages on the printer's sheet for faster printing
To add special effects to the printed materials
To ensure proper alignment of text and images
What term describes the unauthorized use of copyrighted material?
Infringement
Plagiarism
Misappropriation
Piracy
What is the Internet?
A global computer network for information exchange
A local area network within an organization
A collection of websites owned by a company
A platform for social media interaction
