WorksheetsGraphic Design (UI/UX) | GTTIW Multan | 1st Assessment
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Name
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2.
Identify the main purpose of graphic design.
a)
To create complex mathematical models
b)
To communicate ideas visually
c)
To write code for websites
d)
To manage financial transactions
3.
Which of the following best describes 'target audience'?
a)
A group of people defined by geographic location only
b)
A general term for any potential customer
c)
A specific group of people for whom a design is intended
d)
A list of random individuals
4.
What is the importance of 'accessibility' in design?
a)
To make designs more expensive
b)
To ensure designs are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities
c)
To add more color to the designs
d)
To create designs that are complex and intricate
5.
Which file format is best for creating vector graphics?
a)
JPEG
b)
PNG
c)
SVG
d)
BMP
6.
What is 'scope creep' in project management?
a)
An increase in project cost
b)
An uncontrolled expansion of project scope without adjustments to time, cost, and resources
c)
A decrease in project duration
d)
A controlled expansion of project objectives
7.
What does 'CMYK' stand for in color mode?
a)
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (Black)
b)
Color, Mix, Yellow, Key
c)
Cyan, Mix, Yellow, Key
d)
Color, Magenta, Yellow, Key
8.
What is 'dithering' in digital graphics?
a)
A method to increase file size
b)
A technique to simulate more colors using smaller colored pixels
c)
A process to reduce image resolution
d)
A tool for drawing straight lines
9.
What is a 'model release'?
a)
A document that releases a designer from project obligations
b)
Permission to use a person’s image in a design
c)
A license for software usage
d)
An agreement to use a specific color palette
10.
Which of the following is a vector file format used in Adobe Illustrator?
a)
AI
b)
PSD
c)
JPEG
d)
GIF
11.
What is the function of 'wireframes' in design?
a)
To add color to the design
b)
To create detailed final designs
c)
To visualize ideas and structure in early stages
d)
To generate high-resolution images
12.
How is 'public domain' content defined?
a)
Content that is always free to use without restrictions
b)
Content that requires payment for each use
c)
Content not protected by copyright and free to use
d)
Content that needs permission for any use
13.
What is 'Creative Commons'?
a)
A type of copyright infringement
b)
A set of licenses allowing creators to share their work with specific conditions
c)
A way to increase the cost of designs
d)
A tool for creating designs
14.
Which of the following tools is essential for creating vector paths in Adobe Illustrator?
a)
Brush Tool
b)
Pen Tool
c)
Eraser Tool
d)
Paint Bucket Tool
15.
What does 'non-destructive editing' mean?
a)
Making changes that permanently alter the original image
b)
Using techniques that do not alter the original image permanently
c)
Editing that destroys the original image
d)
Editing that cannot be saved
16.
What does 'resolution' refer to in digital images?
a)
The file size of an image
b)
The number of colors in an image
c)
The density of pixels in an image, typically measured in pixels per inch (PPI)
d)
The physical size of an image
17.
What is 'intellectual property'?
a)
Physical assets owned by a company
b)
Ideas, inventions, and designs owned by a creator
c)
Publicly available content
d)
A type of physical copyright
18.
Which principle involves arranging elements to signify importance?
a)
Balance
b)
Repetition
c)
Contrast
d)
Hierarchy
19.
Which color mode is used for on-screen displays?
a)
CMYK
b)
RGB
c)
Grayscale
d)
HSB
20.
What is a 'feedback loop' in the design process?
a)
A continuous cycle of receiving and incorporating client feedback
b)
A final presentation to the client
c)
A method to avoid client feedback
d)
An initial brainstorming session
21.
What does 'rasterizing' mean in digital graphics?
a)
Converting a vector image into a bitmap image
b)
Increasing the resolution of an image
c)
Adding color to a grayscale image
d)
Reducing the file size of an image
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