Graphic Design Quiz For Beginners!
- 1.The study of all elements of type as a means of visual communication; includes the shape, size, and spacing of characters.
- A.
Font
- B.
Typography
- C.
Type
- D.
Font family
- 2.The foundation of every visual medium.
- A.
Elements of design
- B.
Images
- C.
Fundamentals of design
- D.
Color
- 3.Anything on a page that is not actual text, from simple line drawings to fully active images found on the World Wide Web. Two major types are RASTER and VECTOR.
- A.
Images
- B.
Vectors
- C.
Raster
- D.
Graphics
- 4.An element of art with three properties: hue, value, and intensity. The character of surfaces created by response of vision to wavelengths of reflected light.
- A.
Typography
- B.
Color
- C.
Image Adjustments
- D.
Images
- 5.The manner pieces or components are combined and arranged visually
- A.
Clustering
- B.
Layout
- C.
Compositions
- D.
Bundles
- 6.Adjusting the spacing between words, phrases, and extended blocks of text
- A.
Leading
- B.
Kerning
- C.
Tracking
- D.
Alignment
- 7.A shape that connects two or more points
- A.
Line
- B.
Shape
- C.
Scale
- D.
Harmony
- 8.Graphics that are based on mathematical formulas and are comprised of paths connected by anchor points that define lines, shapes, and curves.
- A.
Raster images
- B.
Type
- C.
Vector graphics
- D.
Shapes
- 9.The three basic colors: red, yellow, and blue from which it is possible to mix all colors. The primaries cannot be produced by mixing pigments.
- A.
Secondary colors
- B.
Monochromatic colors
- C.
Primary colors
- D.
Analagous colors
- 10.The placement of elements on the page such that text and graphic elements are evenly distributed.
- A.
Alignment
- B.
Proximity
- C.
White space
- D.
Balance
- 11.Printed in or using characters that slope to the right
- A.
Italics
- B.
Slanted
- C.
Titled
- D.
Leaning
- 12.When a shape becomes 3D
- A.
Rectangle
- B.
Drop shadow
- C.
Form
- D.
Mask
- 13.Reducing the file size.
- A.
Compression
- B.
Rendering
- C.
Cropping
- D.
Free transform
- 14.The range of color
- A.
Saturation
- B.
Brightness
- C.
Vividness
- D.
Hue
- 15.Balance is achieved by making all elements visually equal on all sides.
- A.
Asymmetrical
- B.
Rule of thirds
- C.
Harmony
- D.
Symmetrical
- 16.Formal or informal typefaces designed to imitate handwriting
- A.
Script
- B.
Calligraphy
- C.
Times new roman
- D.
Block
- 17.Creates blend between colors
- A.
Paint bucket
- B.
Gradient
- C.
Blur
- D.
Stylize
- 18.The amount of detail stored for an image. The higher the detail, the higher the level of detail in the image.
- A.
Pixels
- B.
Vectors
- C.
Resolution
- D.
Centimeters
- 19.The degree of purity, saturation, or strength of a color.
- A.
Transparency
- B.
Brightness
- C.
Opacity
- D.
Intensity
- 20.The placement of elements on the page such that text and graphic elements are evenly distributed.
- A.
Balance
- B.
Harmony
- C.
Scale
- D.
Asymmetrical
- 21.Typefaces designed to attract attention; used in limited situations, mostly in large sizes for headlines or titles (also known as display font)
- A.
Big with small
- B.
Decorative font
- C.
Script
- D.
Opposites attract
- 22.The equal distribution of visual weight
- A.
Symmetrical
- B.
Scale
- C.
Harmony
- D.
Balance
- 23.Turning an object around its center point.
- A.
Rotating
- B.
Transforming
- C.
Cropping
- D.
Opacity
- 24.Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel and are closely related. (example- green, yellow-green and yellow).
- A.
Complimentary
- B.
Monochromatic
- C.
Analogous
- D.
Triadic
- 25.Refers to how items are grouped and spaced on a page.
- A.
Proximity
- B.
Balance
- C.
Asymmetry
- D.
Symmetry
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