True or False: Graphic design must exist in three dimensions to be effective.

Which artifact best exemplifies the core elements of graphic design?

Which of the following is NOT one of the roles of designers mentioned in lecture?

True or False: Persuasion and clarification are both goals of graphic design.

One of the most effective ways to characterize a design is by its:

Graphic design history is best described as:

Which constraint is associated with “Accuracy”?

Which constraint answers the question “Who pays?”

True or False: Design always serves someone and is never neutral.

What modern metaphor was used to describe how designers learn from past solutions?

In this lecture, students are asked to think like designers who:

Without screens, printers, or the internet, the first design problem is:

True or False: Memory alone is sufficient to preserve information over time.

Leaving a trace is primarily about:

What is described as the origin of design?

When does a mark stop being decoration?

Who ultimately decides what a mark means?

True or False: Pictures can explain all ideas and sounds equally well.

When pictures are no longer enough, what must replace them?

Letters are described as:

True or False: The tools used to make letters influence their form.

Roman capital letters primarily communicate:

Why are Roman capitals still used today?

Stone and chisel encouraged which letter qualities?

What dilemma arises when everything is copied by hand?

True or False: Expensive materials increase access to information.

Which materials represent the historical progression of writing surfaces?

Movable type allowed letters to be:

What did printing add to the communication process?

Gutenberg is remembered primarily because he:

Which was NOT part of Gutenberg's synthesis?

True or False: Printed text is automatically readable.

Why did early printed books imitate handwriting?

Typography becomes design when:

Who designed for humanist readability?

Whose fonts exhibited technological advancement and high-gloss design?

Very thin strokes contrasted with very thick strokes are characteristics of which designer's font which he named after himself.

Whose font exhibits timelessness?

Who is primarily responsible for the standardization of type measurements?

Whose typeface was used on the Declaration of Independence?

Who is considered the first publisher?

How does Aldus Manutius's work relate to mobile-first design today?

True or False: Some typefaces feel timeless because they solve enduring communication problems.

What major question does photography raise in design and media literacy?

The progression of communication systems discussed follows which path?

Martin Luther's Reformation owes most of its success to the development of the printing press.

The book considered to be the first one published in America is...

The printing method that most lends itself to expressive freedom is...

Problems that arise from copying (not printing) include...