Graphic Design Practice EOP Test

What is the purpose of a concert poster?

• To persuade people to attend or to inform people about the event.

• To persuade people to attend and instruct the reader to book tickets immediately.

• To persuade people and argue why it would be a great place to go.

What is public domain?

• Any material that appears in public.

• Material that is posted online, such as in blogs, wikis, or personal websites.

• Material that is expressly released by the creator for public use.

• Work that is paid for by the government or partially funded through government grants.

Defamatory statements that are published with the clear intent of harming someone's reputation.

• Digital literacy

• ethics

• piracy

• Libel

What are the elements of design?

• Paint, Brush, Easel and paper

• Rhythm and building blocks

• Line, Symmetry, Formality and Space

• Line, Color, Texture, Shape and Space

• Elements, principles and objects

What did Johann Gutenberg invent?

• Telescope

• Movable type Printing Press

• Movable machines

• Beats

What is NOT an input method for obtaining pictures?

• Scanner

• Printer

• Digital Camera

• Drawing Tablet

Items to include in your portfolio:

• Certificates

• Work samples

• Letters of reference

• All of the above

What would you need to look for when deciding on the audience of a text?

• How much information has been included within the text.

• How interesting the language is within the text.

• The layout and language used that might be aimed at a particular age group or experts of a particular topic.

What is copyright?

• A legal protection that guarantees that only the original creator of the work has the right to use it.

• A legal protection against copying and using original work.

• The legal protection that says that only the original writer or artist can derive profit from the original work.

• A legal intellectual property protection that is in place for a certain amount of time.

Use of rightfully claimed material without permission.

• infringement

• slander

• digital citizen

• public domain