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WorksheetsGD: Final Exam
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins
Which of the following best describes AF/MF in photography?
Automatic Focus/Manual Focus
Aperture Focus/Manual Focus
Auto Flash/Manual Flash
Angle Focus/Manual Focus
What is the Rule of Thirds in photography?
Dividing an image into nine equal parts using two horizontal and two vertical lines
Using three different lenses for one photo
Taking three photos in a sequence
Focusing on three main subjects in a photo
A student is analyzing a photograph and notices that the main subject is sharply focused while the background is blurred. Which focusing technique is most likely used?
Background Focus
Foreground Focus
Side Focus
Landscape Focus
Why are leading lines important in photography composition?
They guide the viewer’s eye through the image
They increase the brightness of the photo
They determine the color balance
They control the camera’s focus
What element of art is described as the "building blocks" for creating something?
Atoms
Elements of art
Molecules
Compounds
Which element of art refers to the lightness or darkness of a color?
Texture
Value
Space
Form
Which of the following elements of art is associated with the sense of touch?
Line
Shape
Texture
Color
Which element of art is defined by the area around, between, or within objects?
Line
Shape
Space
Value
Line, Shape, Value, Form, Texture, Color, and Space are what?
Elements of art
Principles of design
This is called the ...
Tool
Mask
Layer
Move tool
What is the file extension for a file saved as a PhotoShop file?
.psd
.jpeg
.png
Which of the following is going to be your Menu Bar?
1 -> The bar at the top with File, Select, View, Ect.
3 -> The kit that contains all of your tools
5 -> The window with additional settings and properties
6 -> The window with your layers
What is the name of this tool?
Layer mask
Clone stamp
Blur
Burn
Which working on a layer mask, which button do you use
This tool allows you to ________.?
Zoom in or out of an image
Increase the size fo the actual image
Zoom out only
Change the size of the document
To undo the last change made to your graphic design, the ______ keys must be used.
⌘ T
⌘ D
⌘ C
⌘ Z
Which tool allows you to add a new layer in the layers panel?
How can you tell a layer is selected in the layers panel?
It has a white thumbnail next to it
It has a blue outline around it
It is hard to tell when a layer is selected
It is highlighted in a lighter gray
This photograph emphasizes (a) .
Which type of line is often used to convey stability and strength in photography?
Vertical lines
Curved lines
Diagonal lines
Horizontal lines
How can leading lines be used effectively in a photograph?
To make the image appear smaller.
To distract the viewer from the main subject.
To guide the viewer's eye towards the main subject.
To create a chaotic composition.
Which type of line is often used to convey tranquility and peace in photography?
Diagonal lines
Vertical lines
Curved lines
Horizontal lines
The Rule of Thirds involves dividing your image into nine equal segments using two horizontal and two vertical lines, creating a grid
True
False
On your camera lens, what does AF stand for:
Auto focus
Auto front
Automatic freeze
Does this follow the rule of thirds?
Yes
No
Does this follow the rule of thirds?
Yes
No
The portion of a photo that is in focus is known as
framing
depth of field
Level 2: subheadings
Level 3: headings
Level 2: subheadings
Level 3: body text
Level 2: headings
Level 3: body text
What is a warm color?
Colors in the violet, blue, and green families
Colors in the yellow, red, and orange families
aesthetically pleasing color combinations
What is a color harmony?
Colors in the violet, blue, and green families
Colors in the yellow, red, and orange families
aesthetically pleasing color combinations
What is Tint?
Adding gray to a color to desaturate it
Adding black to a color to darken it
Adding white to a color to lighten it
What is Tone?
Adding gray to a color to desaturate it
Adding black to a color to darken it
Adding white to a color to lighten it
What is Shade?
Adding gray to a color to desaturate it
Adding black to a color to darken it
Adding white to a color to lighten it
What is Hue?
How dark or light the color is
how vivid or right the color is
the color or shade
What is Saturation?
How dark or light the color is
how vivid or right the color is
the color or shade
What is Brightness?
How dark or light the color is
how vivid or right the color is
the color or shade
What is a primary color?
a color from which all other colors can be obtained by mixing
the color resulting from the mixing of two primary colors
the color resulting from the mixing of a primary color and a secondary color
What is a tertiary color?
a color from which all other colors can be obtained by mixing
the color resulting from the mixing of two primary colors
the color resulting from the mixing of a primary color and a secondary color
What is a secondary color?
a color from which all other colors can be obtained by mixing
the color resulting from the mixing of two primary colors
the color resulting from the mixing of a primary color and a secondary color
What is a complementary color harmony?
a harmony consisting of three colors evenly spaced apart on the color wheel
a harmony consisting of two colors directly across from each other on the color wheel
a harmony made up of three or four colors all next to each other on the color wheel
one color, a harmony made up of the tints and shades of one color
What is an analogous color harmony?
a harmony consisting of three colors evenly spaced apart on the color wheel
a harmony consisting of two colors directly across from each other on the color wheel
a harmony made up of three or four colors all next to each other on the color wheel
one color, a harmony made up of the tints and shades of one color
What is an triadic color harmony?
a harmony consisting of three colors evenly spaced apart on the color wheel
a harmony consisting of two colors directly across from each other on the color wheel
a harmony made up of three or four colors all next to each other on the color wheel
one color, a harmony made up of the tints and shades of one color
Which piece of art has the MOST Contrast?
How are Rhythm and Repetition different?
Rhythm is how movement can guide the viewer's eye; Repetition is like a pattern it creates a cohesive look
Repetition is how fluid art looks; Rhythm is like a pattern
They are the same
How does Contrast contribute to a design?
By making elements blend together
By highlighting differences to make elements stand out
By ensuring all elements are the same color
Which element can be used to create a sense of movement in a design?
Color
Shape
Lines
All of the above
What role does Balance play in design?
It creates a sense of stability and structure that is visually appealing.
It makes the design more colorful
It ensures all elements are the same size
How does Unity affect a design?
By making all elements look the same
By creating a harmonious and cohesive look
By ensuring all elements are different
The fundamentals to all designs: form, shape, line, texture, color, space, texture.
Digital Media
Elements of Art
Print Media
Desktop Publishing
What is the emphasis of this artwork?
Blue umbrellas
Pink umbrella
Which Principle of Design is being used in this artwork?
Color
Texture
Repetition
Balance
