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Chapter 15 Designing with Purpose

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the eye-tracking research, what did readers wear to track their eye movements while they read?

a)

Headphones

b)

Glasses

c)

Wristbands

d)

Hats

2.

What did scientists learn from eye-tracking research?

Select ALL that apply:

a)

Alternative story forms draw attention and help readers remember facts

b)

Headlines and photos are not looked at first

c)

Small headlines are read before large ones

d)

Packaged stories attract more attention

3.

Aiming for smart design: What is considered 'king' in smart design, aiming to get the audience to read the story?

a)

Content

b)

Color scheme

c)

Font size

d)

Layout

4.

What should you look for when creating a headline?

a)

Plays on words

b)

Long and complex sentences

c)

Irrelevant details

d)

Unclear messages

5.

What should you do to make online infographics more engaging according to the guidelines for alternative story forms?

a)

Make online infographics interactive

b)

Use only static images

c)

Add lengthy paragraphs of text

d)

Avoid using any visuals

6.

Which of the following is NOT considered an alternative story form?

a)

Quote reel

b)

Bio Box

c)

Weather update

d)

Glossary

e)

Teaser

7.

Which of the following is NOT considered an alternative story form?

a)

Checklist

b)

Interview

c)

Map

d)

Diagram

e)

Pull Quote

8.

Which of these are good sources for finding design inspiration?

a)

Magazines and newspapers

b)

Design Annuals

c)

Online Image Boards

d)

Everyday Life

e)

All of these

9.

Which element of page design involves font, weight, and color?

a)

Type

b)

Layout

c)

Spacing

d)

Imagery

10.

What does the element 'Scale' refer to in page design?

a)

Relative size of elements

b)

Color scheme of the page

c)

Font style used in text

d)

Alignment of images

11.

Which element of page design involves creating a color palette and custom swatches to ensure cohesive design?

a)

Color and shade

b)

Typography and fonts

c)

Layout and grids

d)

Navigation and menus

12.

In page design, what is the purpose of a line (actual or implied)?

a)

To guide readers’ eyes, divide content, and provide emphasis.

b)

To increase the font size of the text.

c)

To add color to the background only.

d)

To replace images with text.

13.

What does 'Value' refer to in page design?

a)

The cost of the design

b)

The degree of light or dark

c)

The number of images used

d)

The amount of text on the page

14.

In the context of page design, why is a white headline used with a dark image?

a)

To make the page look colorful

b)

To provide balance while maintaining an overall dark design concept

c)

To distract the reader

d)

To reduce printing costs

15.

What is the meaning of 'Leading' in typography?

a)

Space between lines

b)

Font size

c)

Boldness of text

d)

Color of text

16.

Which of the following best describes 'Increased leading'?

a)

More space between lines

b)

Less space between lines

c)

Overlapping lines

d)

Space between letters

17.

What is the meaning of 'Kerning' in typography?

a)

Space between letters

b)

Font size adjustment

c)

Line spacing

d)

Boldness of text

18.

Which of the following best describes 'Decreased kerning'?

a)

More space between letters

b)

Less space between letters

c)

More space between lines

d)

Overlapping lines

19.

What are ascenders and descenders in typography?

a)

A) Portions of letters that extend above or below the baseline

b)

B) The spaces between words

c)

C) The color of the text

d)

D) The size of the font

20.

Refer to the diagram of the word 'lapdog'. Which part of the letter 'l' is considered an ascender?

a)

The part of the letter 'l' that extends above the median line is considered an ascender.

b)

The bottom curve of the letter 'l' is considered an ascender.

c)

The dot above the letter 'l' is considered an ascender.

d)

The part of the letter 'l' that descends below the baseline is considered an ascender.

21.

Fill in the blank: If everything is important, ______ is important. (Refer to the slide on Emphasis.)

a)

nothing

b)

everything

c)

something

d)

anything

22.

Which of the following is a way to use emphasis to create visual hierarchy?

a)

A) Move important concepts to top of page

b)

B) Ignore important elements

c)

C) Use only black and white

d)

D) Keep everything the same size

23.

Fill in the blank: To create visual hierarchy, you can make the important element _______.

a)

bigger

b)

smaller

c)

darker

d)

hidden

24.

Fill in the blank: One way to create visual hierarchy is to utilize _______.

a)

color

b)

weight

c)

distance

d)

texture

25.

What does proportion refer to in design?

a)

The color of elements

b)

The relative size of elements on a page and how well they work together

c)

The font style used

d)

The number of images used

26.

Fill in the blank: In photo spreads, run the best photo at least ______ as large as the next largest image.

a)

twice

b)

half

c)

one-third

d)

equal

27.

Fill in the blank: Proximity in design means to ______ like things together.

a)

group

b)

separate

c)

ignore

d)

highlight

28.

Alignment guides the audience’s eye in the order you want the _______ seen.

a)

elements

b)

colors

c)

fonts

d)

slides

29.

What effect does repetition have on design choices? Fill in the blank: Repetition makes design choices feel _______.

a)

intentional

b)

random

c)

confusing

d)

temporary

30.

According to the concept of ________ in design, some design elements guide the reader’s eye in a certain direction. For example, the neck of a guitar or a runner facing left can be used to move the reader’s eye into the story. What is this principle called?

a)

Balance

b)

Rhythm

c)

Contrast

d)

Emphasis

31.

Fill in the blank: Effective placement and sizing of elements creates ______ in a design.

a)

balance

b)

chaos

c)

confusion

d)

disorder

32.

What should you avoid when executing design to prevent breaking modular design?

a)

Dollar bill rule

b)

Dime rule

c)

Armpits and doglegs

d)

Orphans and widows

33.

Fill in the blank: According to the dollar bill rule, you should not be able to place a dollar bill anywhere on the page without touching a ______ element.

a)

design

b)

text

c)

color

d)

border

34.

In photos, what is the 'dime rule'?

a)

No subject’s face should be smaller than a dime

b)

No photo should be larger than a dime

c)

Only use dimes as props

d)

Faces should be the size of a dollar bill

35.

What should you avoid when executing design? Fill in the blank: ________ headlines - Two placed side-by-side on the same line with little contrast create confusion.

a)

Tombstoned

b)

Stacked

c)

Floating

d)

Mirrored

36.

What should you avoid when executing design? Fill in the blank: ________ white space - Awkward when trapped between elements; OK on the perimeter.

a)

Trapped

b)

Open

c)

Balanced

d)

Central

37.

What should you avoid when executing design? Fill in the blank: ________ photos - Best when horizontal or vertical.

a)

Square

b)

Panoramic

c)

Circular

d)

Diagonal

38.

What should you avoid when executing design? Fill in the blank: ________ - Place photos to lead audience’s eye toward text, not off the page.

a)

Eyeline

b)

Contrast

c)

Balance

d)

Alignment

39.

What should you avoid when executing design? Fill in the blank: ________ images - Make sure text placed over images is easily readable.

a)

Screened

b)

Blurry

c)

Transparent

d)

Dark

40.

What should you avoid when executing design? Fill in the blank: ________ - Clipart, borders, stock images are amateurish.

a)

Decoration

b)

Typography

c)

Alignment

d)

Contrast