Infographics and Graphic Design Quiz

What is the main purpose of infographics?

• To add more text to a presentation

• To make data easily understandable at a glance

• To make images look more colorful

• To reduce file size

Which of the following is NOT a guideline for creating an infographic?

• Clear thesis story

• Use stock photos for simplicity

• Cite credible sources

• Create shareable and innovative content

Which image file format supports both transparency and animation?

• JPEG

• GIF

• PNG

• TIFF

Why is choosing the right file format important in image manipulation?

• It ensures faster upload speeds

• It optimizes image quality and file size for the intended use

• It makes the image appear brighter

• It increases color options

Which technique involves adjusting the lightness or darkness of an image?

• Cropping

• Color Blending

• Brightness and Contrast

• Cloning

What is the purpose of the principle of 'Balance' in graphic design?

• To make an element stand out

• To evenly distribute the visual weight of objects, textures, colors, and space on the screen

• To repeat elements for unity

• To add emphasis to a specific area

Which type of balance is achieved by making all elements visually equal on all sides?

• Radial Balance

• Symmetrical Balance

• Asymmetrical Balance

• Dynamic Balance

In graphic design, what is 'Emphasis' used for?

• To create a balanced design

• To guide the viewer's eyes around the screen

• To make an area appear different to attract attention

• To create movement within the design

Which principle involves repeating a visual element to create unity in an image or layout?

• Balance

• Emphasis

• Proportion

• Pattern, Repetition, and Rhythm

What does 'Variety' in graphic design help achieve?

• It ensures balance in the layout

• It enhances unity by making all elements similar

• It draws attention by using multiple design elements

• It repeats visual elements to create rhythm