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PS D1-1 Learning Check

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which option is not a factor when determining which kind of images to include in your project for a target audience?

a)

Purpose of the project content

b)

Your own stylistic preference

c)

Age of the audience

d)

Desired goals of the client

2.

In the beginning of the visual design process, it's important to work closely with your client. Which of the following methods is a good way to quickly explore creative options and ensure you are creating something the client is happy with?

a)

Make rough sketches

b)

Work exclusively in a traditional format

c)

Work exclusively in a digital format

d)

Finalize concepts before showing them to the client

3.

During the process of interacting with your client, which of the following would be deliverables you will need to provide as you work through the project?

a)

Design comps

b)

Resource allocation

c)

Due dates

d)

Project specifications

4.

Which of the following demographics are most important when considering the target audience for a website that sells eyeglasses?

a)

Ethnicity

b)

Occupation

c)

Age

d)

Residence

e)

Gender

5.

Which must be considered when beginning a new Photoshop project?

a)

Target audience

b)

Teammates

c)

Software updates

d)

Past experience

6.

Which are three aspects of a target audience that need to be considered before starting a Photoshop project?

a)

Familial Ties

b)

Ethnicity

c)

Orientation

d)

Age Rage

e)

Gender

7.

Which are types of color blindness that can be adjusted for in Photoshop? Choose two answers.

a)

Deuteranopia

b)

Unilateral

c)

Congenital

d)

Protanopia

8.

Which are the planning, design, building, and implementation phases considered to be?

a)

Benchmarks

b)

Roles

c)

Technical Needs

d)

Scopes

9.

Which of the following is not a phase involved in a project plan?

a)

Testing

b)

Budget discussion

c)

Publishing

d)

Planning and analysis

10.

What is an iterative sketch?

a)

A rough mock-up of design approaches for the project, which can change over time

b)

A framework for the project

c)

A rough sketch of the project, also referred to as a design comp, completed at the initial stages of the project

d)

A sketch of the final design of the project

11.

Which are factors that go into a project plan? Choose four answers.

a)

Statement

b)

Benchmarks

c)

Scope

d)

Roles

e)

Outcome

12.

A feedback (a)   defines the order in which feedback is presented on an aspect of a project.

Choose from the below words

requirement

protocol

loop

form

13.

Who are appropriate people to receive feedback from when working on a project? Choose three answers.

a)

Family

b)

Internet

c)

Peers

d)

Teammates

e)

Client

14.

Which color mode is used most often for web and video?

a)

Red-Green-Blue

b)

CMYK

c)

Grayscale mode

d)

Multichannel mode

15.

Which are technical and visual demands that need to be considered when planning a project? Choose three answers.

a)

Resolution or DPI

b)

Deliverables

c)

File types

d)

Company protocol

e)

Audience

16.

When handling project scope creep, which are two things that all parties involved need to be aware of? Choose two answers.

a)

Separate accounts for new expectations

b)

Lowered expectations on project quality

c)

Additional resources needed for the project

d)

Additional time needed for the project

17.

What are the three benefits of saving files to the cloud?

a)

Files can be hacked by others

b)

Files can be lost easily

c)

Files can be autosaved

d)

Files can be accessible for others to utilize

e)

Files can have saved version histories

18.

Match the Creative Commons license terms with their correct definitions:

You may use the work only if you credit the author.

You may use the work only if you credit the author.

You may use the work only for non-commercial purposes.

You may distribute derivative works only under a license identical to (not more restrictive than) the license that governs the original work.

You may only use exact copies of the work, not derivative works and remixes based on it.

You may use the work only for non-commercial purposes.

You may distribute derivative works only under a license identical to (not more restrictive than) the license that governs the original work.

You may only use exact copies of the work, not derivative works and remixes based on it.

19.

It is important to consider copyright anytime you work on a project. Which statement correctly describes a copyright?

a)

The exclusive right to copy, distribute, and profit from a work

b)

The ownership of a digital key that allows the duplication of a piece

c)

The amount of copies you can legally make of another person's work

d)

The temporary right to copy someone else's work

20.

Which is a legal term which indicates an idea, process, or physical creation that comes from the work of the mind?

a)

Ethical project

b)

Derivative works

c)

Intellectual property

d)

Valued work

21.

Which are Creative Commons license types? Choose four answers.

a)

NonCommercial- NoDerivs

b)

Attribution-ShareAlike

c)

Attribution

d)

Attribution NonCommercial

e)

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

22.

Which document does one need to get permission to use a specific location for a project?

a)

Place permission

b)

Press release

c)

Model release

d)

Location release

23.

Which Creative Commons license type allows others to use and build upon work non-commercially, provided that they credit the original author and maintain the same licensing?

a)

Attribution NonCommercial

b)

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

c)

Attribution

d)

Attribution-ShareAlike

24.

Use drag and drop to match the copyright terms to their general definitions. Match the following:

implies that parts of copyrighted works can be used without permission (within reason).

Copyright

are created from or based on something that already exists.

Fair Use

is a legal term which indicates an idea, process, or physical creation that comes from the work of the mind.

Intellectual property

is an original work whose creator has the sole license to create, copy, or distribute it.

Derivative works