WorksheetsComputer Graphics and Infographics Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
What is computer graphics?
Visual representations of data made on a computer
The arrangement of graphic elements on a page
A type of software used for image editing
A device used to display images on a screen
Which of the following is NOT an example of computer graphics?
Photographs
Movies
Sound effects
Drawings
What does "layout" refer to in graphic design?
The arrangement of colors on a page
The physical layout of the computer screen
The arrangement of graphic elements on a page
The choice of font for text
Which principle of graphics and layout describes the placement of elements of equal weight on a page?
Movement
Balance
Repetition
Proximity
Which type of balance involves placing elements of equal weight symmetrically on both sides of a design?
Asymmetric
Radial
Symmetric
Unity
What principle of graphics and layout refers to the flow of elements that guide the viewer's eyes around the page?
Contrast
Emphasis
Movement
Unity
What does the principle of "proximity" describe?
The relationship of elements to each other
The consistent repetition of design elements
The use of contrasting colors in a design
The size and weight of text elements
Which Gestalt principle suggests that objects or shapes that are close to each other appear to form groups?
Similarity
Closure
Proximity
Symmetry
According to Gestalt principles, what occurs when the eye is compelled to move along a path or line, preferring to see a single continuous figure?
Closure
Continuation
Symmetry
Similarity
What is the Gestalt principle of "closure"?
The tendency to group similar objects together
The need for symmetry in a design
The automatic filling of gaps to perceive a complete image
The use of contrasting colors to highlight elements
What is the primary purpose of an infographic?
To present data in a textual format
To represent information, statistical data, or knowledge in a graphical manner
To showcase an artist's portfolio
To describe the step-by-step process of a task
How do infographics make complex data more accessible?
By using a lot of text
By using visually appealing designs to simplify information
By including only statistical data
By presenting information in a table format
Which of the following is NOT a typical component of an infographic?
Imagery
Charts
Detailed text paragraphs
Minimal text
What is one of the key advantages of infographics?
They are primarily text-heavy
They can help people digest information quickly
They require no design skills to create
They focus only on textual descriptions
What is the tool Piktochart used for?
Designing websites
Creating infographics
Editing photos
Coding websites
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main parts of an infographic?
Visual
Content
Knowledge or Conclusion
Background
Which of the following is a key component of the "visual" part of an infographic?
Color
Sequential data
Information hierarchy
Detailed text explanations
What does the "knowledge or conclusion" part of an infographic represent?
A detailed list of data points
A summary of what the data means to the reader
A comparison of two items
A step-by-step guide
What is the main focus of a statistical infographic?
Visual storytelling
Conveying a new concept
Telling a story behind the data using visuals
Summarizing the steps of a process
Which type of infographic is best used to highlight important events or dates in history?
Process infographic
Timeline infographic
Geographic infographic
Hierarchical infographic
Which type of infographic is ideal for showing the steps in a process?
Comparison infographic
Process infographic
Informational infographic
Statistical infographic
What is a key characteristic of a geographic infographic?
It uses map charts as the focus visual
It compares two things side by side
It organizes information from greatest to least
It lists items in sequential order
In a comparison infographic, how are the two things being compared typically presented?
Side by side, with contrasting colors to highlight differences
In a chronological order
In a single continuous flow from top to bottom
In a hierarchical order
What is the primary function of a hierarchical infographic?
To show steps in a process
To compare two items
To organize information from greatest to least
To present statistical data
What is a resume infographic?
A text-heavy document outlining your professional history
A traditional CV with no design elements
A curriculum vitae presented in a visual format
A portfolio showcasing your design work
What is the process of removing unwanted parts of an image, focusing only on the subject?
Resizing
Cropping
Color blending
Compression
What rule should you follow when cropping an image to ensure proper composition?
Rule of Fourths
Rule of Symmetry
Rule of Thirds
Rule of Contrast
What does the "color balance" command in image manipulation do?
Adjusts the brightness of an image
Changes the mixture of colors in an image
Resizes the image for web usage
Crops the image
Which command is the most basic technique for adjusting the tone of an image, including highlights, shadows, and midtones?
Brightness and contrast
Color balance
Compression
Cropping
What resolution is typically used for images intended to be uploaded on the web?
300 dpi
72 dpi
150 dpi
200 dpi
When preparing an image for printing, what should the resolution be set to?
72 dpi
150 dpi
300 dpi
600 dpi
What is the purpose of the "compression and resizing" process in image manipulation?
To change the image's color balance
To make the file size smaller for easier uploading
To combine multiple images into one
To add special effects
Which technique involves combining colors and commands to create a more dynamic image result?
Cropping
Brightness adjustment
Color blending
Image resizing
Which online photo editor allows you to apply unique photo effects like the Cartoonizer® and oil painting effects?
Pixlr
BeFunky
Fotor
Slickpic
Which of the following is NOT an image hosting site?
Imgur
Photobucket
Slickpic
Pixlr
