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WorksheetsNon-Literary / Visual Features
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the role of Branding / Logos?
Visual identity markers that signal credibility, familiarity, or ideology.
A method to increase product prices.
A way to confuse customers about product quality.
An unnecessary expense for businesses.
What is the function of Bold / Italics / Underlining?
To create a visual hierarchy in text.
To stress or emphasize and highlight significance.
To change the font style of the text.
To increase the font size of the text.
What is a Splash in graphic novels?
A type of character design that emphasizes emotion.
A full-page panel that suggests importance, climax, or spectacle.
A technique used to create sound effects in panels.
A method of coloring that enhances the visual appeal.
What is Special-effects Lettering?
Stylized words (e.g., 'BANG!') that highlight sound/impact.
A type of font used in digital design.
A technique for creating 3D text effects.
A method for animating text in videos.
What does a Frame do in graphic novels?
Borders of panels that contain or emphasize images.
A type of character that drives the plot.
A technique used to create depth in illustrations.
A method for coloring images in graphic novels.
What are Emanata in graphic novels?
Visual symbols for emotion/motion that communicate instantly.
Types of characters that represent the author.
A genre of graphic novels focused on romance.
A technique for coloring in graphic illustrations.
What is Graphic Weight?
Use of color/contrast to draw focus.
A technique for balancing visual elements in a design.
The weight of physical materials used in graphic design.
A measure of the importance of text in a layout.
What does Font / Typeface convey?
Aesthetic appeal through color choices
Tone and authority through different styles like serif, sans serif, script, etc.
The meaning of words based on their length
The popularity of a design in modern culture
How does Body Language & Facial Expression function in visuals?
Communicates confidence, sexuality, vulnerability, etc.
Enhances auditory perception and memory retention.
Increases the complexity of visual information.
Reduces the need for verbal communication.
What does Proximity suggest in visual elements?
Grouping elements together suggests relationships or contrasts.
Proximity indicates the size of the elements involved.
Proximity refers to the color contrast between elements.
Proximity is about the alignment of elements on the page.
What does Salience refer to?
The most visually dominant element that the audience notices first.
A technique used to enhance the sound quality in audio production.
The process of making something less noticeable or prominent.
A method for organizing information in a hierarchical structure.
What do Foreground / Midground / Background indicate?
Depth layers that guide attention and create hierarchy.
Different types of lighting in photography.
The color palette used in a painting.
The emotional tone of a piece of art.
How do Images / Visuals function in text?
They only serve as decoration and have no meaning.
They support or subvert text and communicate mood/ideas nonverbally.
They replace the need for written content entirely.
They are used to confuse the reader.
What does Mode of Address define?
A formal tone used in professional settings.
Direct ('you'), inclusive ('we'), or detached tone that defines relationship with audience.
A casual tone used among friends.
A tone that is only used in written communication.
What do Captions do?
Provide background music for videos.
Anchor or explain visuals and control interpretation.
Serve as a summary of the content.
Enhance the color quality of images.
What does User Interaction reveal?
Likes, shares, retweets that indicate reception and social context.
User preferences based on browsing history.
The number of followers a user has on social media.
The time spent on a particular website.
What do Transitions control in graphic novels?
Character development and dialogue
Panel-to-panel flow that controls narrative time and space.
Color schemes and artistic styles
Reader's emotional response to the story.
What are Captions (Narrative Text Boxes)?
Exposition or commentary in graphic novels.
Character dialogues in graphic novels.
Illustrations that depict action in graphic novels.
Background information about the setting in graphic novels.
What is the Rule of Thirds in visual hierarchy?
Placement in 'hot spots' to create balance or emphasis.
A method for measuring visual weight in design.
A technique for creating symmetrical layouts.
A guideline for choosing color palettes.
What is a Panel in graphic novels?
A collection of illustrations without text.
Segment of image + text that controls pacing and focus.
A type of graphic novel that includes only dialogue.
A blank space used for artistic expression.
