How is additive color seen?
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When color is reflected
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When light is projected
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When darkness is shown
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Through the printing process
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Which words from the sentence are a regular weight?
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t
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How is additive color seen?
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When color is reflected
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When light is projected
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When darkness is shown
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Through the printing process
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Which words from the sentence are a regular weight?
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there was snow
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This morning
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on the grass.
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Examine the two type examples. They are shown in the same point size. Why do they look different?
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One of the fonts needs to be kerned.
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The fonts have two different X-heights.
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One of the fonts has been tracked very loosely.
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Which image contains a caption?
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Why do fast-food chains use red and yellow?
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To lower your blood pressure, and catch your eye
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To create a sense of mystery and raise your blood pressure
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To appeal to children and reduce stress
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To trigger appetite, happiness, and attraction
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Which of the following statements is NOT true about this image?
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The image shows a wide range of lightness.
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The image shows a wide range of elements.
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The image shows a wide range of temperatures.
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The image shows a wide range of value.
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Which of the following statements is true about this color wheel?
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The color wheel is an additive color model and uses an arrangement of hues ordered by tertiary colors.
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The color wheel uses the additive color model and is a circular arrangement of randomly ordered hues.
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The color wheel uses the subtractive color model and is a circular arrangement of hues ordered as they appear in the light color spectrum.
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The color wheel uses a subtractive color model and is a circular arrangement of tones arranged by levels of saturation.
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Which statement correctly explains kerning?
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Kerning is the spacing across a range of words in body copy.
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Kerning is the white space between two lines of type.
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Kerning is the version of a typeface that is wider than its regular form.
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Kerning is the white space between two letters.
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What are some of the characteristics of the Blackletter typeface?
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Blacketter originated in the 1400's and is known for its symmetry and strokes of even weight.
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Blacketter was based on ancient roman inscriptions and has a contrast between thick and thin strokes.
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Blacketter was popularized by the Bauhaus movement and includes thin serifs.
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Blacketter was based on written manuscripts and has elaborate, angular strokes.
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Which element is featured prominently in this layout grid?
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Captions
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Gutter
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Bleeds
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Columns
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Which list below describes the use of color in this painting?
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Primary colors, the use of value, and saturation
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Cool colors, the use of pigments, and analogous colors
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Mixing of color with light, warm colors, and the use of darkness
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Analogous colors, hexadecimal colors, and complementary colors
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Which principles or elements of layout design are present in this event poster?
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Columns and justified text alignment
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Page spread and left text alignment
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Hierarchy and centered text alignment
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Caption and free form text alignment
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Which image uses a golden section?
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When red and grey are mixed together, the result is a different __________ of red.
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shade
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complement
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tint
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tone
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What is the difference between a slanted typeface and an italic typeface?
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Italic type is computer generated. Slanted type is based on hand-crafted script.
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Italic type has poor readability. Slanted type has good readability.
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Italic type is designed specifically to slant to the right. Slanted type is regular type that is slanted by a machine.
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Italic type has serifs. Slanted type is sans-serif.
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When laying out a project, why is it important to carefully consider spacing, typeface and posture?
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These choices guide the eye to focus on the most important details first.
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These choices produce easy reading, which is always the goal of design.
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These choices prevent designers from placing text too close together.
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These choices enable designers to generate the most creative design possible.
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Which of the following terms describes the sketch in this photo?
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Modular drawing
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Wireframe drawing
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Bleed drawing
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WYSIWYG drawing
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Which of the following defines a typeface?
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Contains all capital letterforms, of consistent posture and width
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Contains the name of the publisher, family, weight, posture and width
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A member of a complete set of letters, numbers and punctuation symbols
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A capital letter form using different weights and widths
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Which style of type alignment is formal?
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Centered
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Right
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Free form
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Justified
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Which of the following is an example of subtractive color?
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An image, shown on a television screen
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A photograph, printed on paper
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A PowerPoint presentation, projected
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A page layout, displayed on a computer screen
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Which of the following color relationships is in this poster?
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Split complementary color
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Analogous color
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Tertiary color
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Complementary color
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Which of the layout styles below is used in this image?
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Big type
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Picture window
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Frame
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Rebus
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What is an important takeaway from Massimo Vignelli's work from the Unigrid System?
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It was inspired by the de Stijl style's focus on primary colors.
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He revised the way park maps are organized and laid out.
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The approach makes it possible to maintain a consistent format across varied pieces of work.
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His style proved that a grid is not necessary for a consistent appearance.
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What is a way to tell if a font is TrueType or OpenType?
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Platforms: Microsoft uses TrueType, Macintosh uses OpenType
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Icons: a blue "TT" for TrueType, a teal "O" for OpenType
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Extensions: ".TR" for TrueType, ".OP" for OpenType
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