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Worksheetstypog socmed
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
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Class
Date
1.
Social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have become increasingly:
a)
Image-focused
b)
Text-dependent
c)
Link-driven
d)
Caption-heavy
2.
Adding a typographical image to a post can:
a)
Draw users' eyes and build upon a brand
b)
Decrease engagement
c)
Replace the need for hashtags
d)
Make posts less visible
3.
The process of recognizing and interpreting sensory inputs is called:
a)
Perception
b)
Reflection
c)
Observation
d)
Association
4.
About 90% of information that comes to the brain is:
a)
Visual
b)
Auditory
c)
Textual
d)
Emotional
5.
Both marketers and designers value the use of:
a)
Visual materials in marketing strategies
b)
Long captions and heavy text
c)
Background music in graphics
d)
Randomized color palettes
6.
Visual perception is primary because:
a)
Most information received is visual
b)
Text is easier to remember
c)
Audio is harder to design
d)
Visuals are optional
7.
Examples of visual content in social media include all EXCEPT:
a)
Audio jingles
b)
Graphics
c)
Photos
d)
Infographics
8.
Visual content for social media must have a unified appearance for:
a)
Brand alignment
b)
Random design
c)
Spontaneous creation
d)
Unique fonts per post
9.
Familiarizing yourself with the brand you are designing for helps you:
a)
Develop what the client requires
b)
Copy competitor layouts
c)
Skip brand research
d)
Focus on filters only
10.
When creating a poster for a milk brand campaign for children, a designer should know:
a)
The brand’s background, advocacy, and target audience
b)
Only the logo file
c)
The celebrity endorser
d)
The stock photo source
11.
A unified brand identity aligns fonts, colors, graphics, and:
a)
Message across all platforms
b)
Unrelated campaign slogans
c)
Random text combinations
d)
User comments
12.
Social media ads should grab attention within:
a)
5 to 10 seconds
b)
15 to 20 seconds
c)
1 to 2 minutes
d)
30 seconds
13.
A good social media post is short but includes:
a)
All necessary information
b)
Entire company history
c)
Complex text blocks
d)
Detailed citations
14.
Tim Hortons’ ad shows the power of:
a)
Clear, short, and simple messaging
b)
Long captions with multiple hashtags
c)
Busy layout and multiple colors
d)
Unclear calls to action
15.
Each social media platform requires:
a)
Correct image sizes for readability and clarity
b)
Random dimensions for creativity
c)
Same aspect ratio for all
d)
Unlimited text space
16.
Typography in social media should fit:
a)
Neatly within the platform layout
b)
Outside of the frame
c)
Into square-only formats
d)
Without alignment
17.
Strong typography paired with a good image can:
a)
Be eye-catching and communicate effectively
b)
Distract from the message
c)
Overcomplicate design
d)
Remove focus on branding
18.
Consistent identity with slight design variations keeps pages:
a)
Engaging and interesting
b)
Monotonous
c)
Uniform and boring
d)
Disorganized
19.
Typography in social media marketing is powerful when:
a)
Done correctly and aligned with brand goals
b)
Done randomly with bright colors
c)
Ignoring readability
d)
Using inconsistent filters
20.
Good design in social media helps:
a)
Compete among thousands of brands
b)
Replace captions entirely
c)
Focus on followers only
d)
Limit creative posts
21.
Clarity in text means:
a)
Easy-to-read fonts without excessive decoration
b)
Fancy, complex fonts for attention
c)
Comic Sans for all posts
d)
Small text for aesthetics
22.
Consumers spend about how long on mobile devices daily?
a)
3 hours
b)
1 hour
c)
5 minutes
d)
6 hours
23.
Color can create:
a)
Balance and contrast
b)
Confusion and distraction
c)
Irrelevance
d)
Excessive harmony
24.
Red and yellow color families stimulate:
a)
Energy
b)
Calmness
c)
Trustworthiness
d)
Silence
25.
Blue tones project:
a)
Calmness and trust
b)
Hunger and energy
c)
Passion and speed
d)
Urgency
26.
Background images with clear copy space improve:
a)
Legibility and message delivery
b)
Color balance only
c)
Font pairing
d)
Contrast reduction
27.
Consistent layouts across posts help audiences:
a)
Recognize and engage easily
b)
Get confused
c)
Avoid reading
d)
Skip visual hierarchy
28.
Infographics present data visually using:
a)
Text, icons, and images
b)
Audio and video
c)
Music and dialogue
d)
Filters and overlays
29.
Logos in social media graphics should be:
a)
Consistently positioned and sized
b)
Hidden behind text
c)
Enlarged randomly
d)
Used sparingly or omitted
30.
The logo should never overpower the design but must:
a)
Remain visible and intentional
b)
Dominate the text area
c)
Change with each post
d)
Replace all other visuals
31.
Filters are helpful when they:
a)
Enhance brand identity
b)
Overexpose the image
c)
Blur the logo
d)
Distort brand colors
32.
Hashtag campaigns are effective because they:
a)
Encourage fans to join the conversation
b)
Replace captions entirely
c)
Confuse brand messages
d)
Limit engagement
33.
Each social media platform has:
a)
Different requirements and dimensions
b)
Identical layout standards
c)
Unlimited image sizes
d)
No design rules
34.
The designer must know the correct size for each platform to avoid:
a)
Image resolution problems
b)
Low engagement only
c)
Brand duplication
d)
Longer captions
35.
Context in design means understanding:
a)
Where visuals will appear and who will see them
b)
The filter style
c)
Only the image background
d)
Caption length
36.
Offering value to the audience prevents:
a)
Wasting their time
b)
Increasing clickbait
c)
Losing creativity
d)
Overspending
37.
Facebook is geared more toward:
a)
Older generations
b)
Teenagers
c)
Designers
d)
Children
38.
Instagram is best for:
a)
Lifestyle photos and millennials
b)
Long-form news articles
c)
Academic reports
d)
Audio podcasts
39.
Twitter works well for:
a)
Celebrity engagement
b)
Professional networking
c)
Inspiration boards
d)
Product pricing
40.
Pinterest is known for:
a)
Inspiration and product discovery
b)
Political campaigns
c)
Job postings
d)
Streaming ads
41.
LinkedIn is a platform best suited for:
a)
Business and networking
b)
Entertainment
c)
Art portfolios
d)
Music sharing
42.
According to the New York Times Customer Insight Group, one reason people share content is:
a)
To enlighten and bring value to others
b)
To confuse audiences
c)
To increase ad revenue
d)
To collect likes only
43.
Another reason people share content is to:
a)
Project their thinking
b)
Copy others’ ideas
c)
Avoid self-promotion
d)
Remove brand identity
44.
People share to help spread:
a)
Causes they believe in
b)
Fake information
c)
Competitor messages
d)
Random ads
45.
Choosing the right font, kerning, leading, and tracking in social media gives:
a)
The tone and mood of the post
b)
Only brand color
c)
Logo consistency
d)
Layout structure
46.
The tone of the post’s message should:
a)
Match the typeface chosen
b)
Be neutral in all cases
c)
Depend only on filters
d)
Ignore emotion
47.
Before designing, the creator should ask if the post’s tone is:
a)
Humorous or professional
b)
Emotional or quiet
c)
Text-heavy
d)
Centered
48.
Visual hierarchy ensures:
a)
Order and comprehension of information
b)
Random placement of text
c)
Decorative elements only
d)
Equal color use
49.
Visual hierarchy uses elements like:
a)
Type, color, size, and position
b)
Sound, motion, and smell
c)
Animation and filters
d)
Caption and hashtag order
50.
Readers in Western cultures generally read:
a)
Top-down and left-right
b)
Center-outward
c)
Diagonally
d)
Randomly
51.
Using heavy font styles or intense colors can affect:
a)
Natural visual processing
b)
Font licensing
c)
Device brightness
d)
Caption layout
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