Graphic design
  • 1. Graphic design is the art of combining text, images, and other visual elements to create appealing designs that communicate a message or convey a concept. It involves the use of typography, color theory, layout techniques, and various design tools to convey information effectively. Graphic designers work on a wide range of projects, including branding, marketing materials, websites, and more, using their creativity and technical skills to bring ideas to life in a visually compelling way.

    What does RGB stand for in graphic design?
A) Realistic, Gradient, Bright
B) Royal, Gold, Black
C) Raster, Gridline, Blur
D) Red, Green, Blue
  • 2. Which file format is best for preserving transparent backgrounds in images?
A) GIF
B) JPEG
C) BMP
D) PNG
  • 3. What does the term 'Kerning' refer to in typography?
A) Applying texture to text
B) Creating drop shadows
C) Adjusting space between characters
D) Choosing color palette
  • 4. What tool is commonly used to create precise vector graphics?
A) InDesign
B) Illustrator
C) Photoshop
D) After Effects
  • 5. Which color mode is used for web graphics?
A) Pantone
B) CMYK
C) Grayscale
D) RGB
  • 6. What is the purpose of a mood board in graphic design?
A) To visually convey a project's style and tone
B) To test website responsiveness
C) To edit photos quickly
D) To measure print resolution
  • 7. Which software is commonly used for digital painting and drawing?
A) Illustrator
B) Premiere Pro
C) Photoshop
D) InDesign
  • 8. Which color model is used for printing purposes?
A) RGB
B) Hexadecimal
C) CMYK
D) Grayscale
  • 9. Which file format supports animation in web design?
A) JPEG
B) PNG
C) GIF
D) SVG
  • 10. What is the purpose of the 'eyedropper tool' in graphic design software?
A) To apply filters
B) To select and match colors
C) To create shapes
D) To add text
  • 11. Which software is commonly used for page layout design?
A) After Effects
B) InDesign
C) Illustrator
D) Photoshop
  • 12. What is the purpose of anti-aliasing in graphic design?
A) Smoothing jagged edges in digital images
B) Creating a 3D appearance
C) Adding texture to backgrounds
D) Enhancing color saturation
  • 13. Which gradient type transitions between two or more colors smoothly?
A) Zigzag gradient
B) Diamond gradient
C) Linear gradient
D) Radial gradient
  • 14. What is the function of the 'pen tool' in graphic design applications?
A) Creating and editing paths
B) Changing backgrounds
C) Inserting text
D) Adding filters
  • 15. What does CMYK stand for in relation to printing?
A) Cotton, Material, Yarn, Kraft
B) Caramel, Mustard, Yogurt, Kiwi
C) Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
D) Cool, Mellow, Yellow, Blue
  • 16. What is the purpose of the 'opacity' setting in design software?
A) To add text effects
B) To control transparency of elements
C) To change file formats
D) To adjust image resolution
  • 17. What is a primary function of Adobe Illustrator?
A) Editing videos
B) Designing websites
C) Creating vector-based graphics
D) Enhancing photos
  • 18. Which typography style features letters without serifs or decorative strokes?
A) Serif
B) Sans-serif
C) Script
D) Display
  • 19. Which software is well-known for creating vector graphics animation?
A) Adobe Animate
B) Adobe After Effects
C) Adobe Photoshop
D) Adobe Premiere Pro
  • 20. Which font style imitates handwriting or calligraphy?
A) Script
B) Serif
C) Display
D) Sans-serif
  • 21. Which design principle involves creating a focal point in a composition?
A) Proportion
B) Emphasis
C) Rhythm
D) Harmony
  • 22. Which design principle emphasizes the consistency and uniformity of elements in a design?
A) Unity
B) Contrast
C) Balance
D) Variety
  • 23. What is the advantage of using vector graphics over raster graphics?
A) They have more vivid colors
B) They load faster on websites
C) They can be scaled without losing quality
D) They are easier to edit
  • 24. Which term refers to the process of viewing and approving a design before final production?
A) Proofing
B) Deleting
C) Editing
D) Copying
  • 25. Which font style has lines at the ends of characters?
A) Bold
B) Serif
C) Script
D) Italic
  • 26. What does DPI stand for in relation to image resolution?
A) Designated Print Index
B) Display Pixel Intensity
C) Dots Per Inch
D) Digital Photo Integration
  • 27. What is 'white space' in design?
A) Empty space around and between elements
B) Drop shadows
C) Gradient background
D) Highlighted text
  • 28. Which color scheme uses variations of the same hue?
A) Analogous
B) Triadic
C) Complementary
D) Monochromatic
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