1. Which of these is not a principle of graphic design?
a. scaling
b. alignment
c. repetition
e. contrast
f. none of the above.
2. Are the principles of graphic design related? Do they work together in pieces?
Yes or no.
3. Proximity is:
a. the state of being related
b. the state of being near
c. the state of fear
d. the state of Idaho
e. none of the above
4. contrast is:
a. showing things are the same
b. showing or bringing opposite items together in a slide
c. both
d. neither
5. Why did we shoot green screen photos for class?
a. because green is a neutral color
b. because green is a natural color
c. because green is a color which can be easily removed from the background of an image
d. all of the above
6. Graphic design:
a. is all around you in your life
b. helps create your identity with logos and slogans
c. is used to help persuade you
d. all of the above
7. What is the difference between art and graphic design?
a. art uses color but graphic design does not
b. art uses paper, but graphic design uses computers
c. art allows for interpretation, but graphic design tries to convince you of once thing
d. there is no difference between art and graphic design
Photography
8. Letting in the proper amount of light to your camera when you take a photograph is called proper:
a. density
b. depth of field
c. exposure
d. balance
9. A photograph which is taken with too little light, and is dark, is:
a. properly exposed
b. underexposed
c. overexposed
d. oversaturated
10. Which items on your camera let you control how much light enters the camera?
a. Your shutter speed
b. Your iris opening
c. A and B
d. B and C
11. What is another name for your lens iris?
a. the diaphragm
b. the reflex
c. the aperature
d. the lens
12. A short lens, like a 16 mm or a 24 mm lens, will give you:
a. shallow focus
b. deep focus
c. deep and shallow focus
d. none of the above
13. In a 3-point lighting system, which is the primary light?
a. your key light
b. your fill light
c. your back light
d. your tungsten light
14. Which light adds depth to the shot and highlights your subjects hair and shoulders
a. the key light
b. the fill light
c. the back light
d. the fluorescent light
15. Which light fills in shadows created by other lights?
a. the key light
b. the fill light
c. the back light
d. tungsten lights
Photoshop
16. The tool on the tool panel that lets you remove pixels from a shot is
a. the move tool
b. the erase tool
c. the marquee tool
d. the brush tool.
17. The tool which lets you make a selected item or photo larger or smaller is called:
a. the move tool
b. the erase tool
c. the zoom tool
d. the marquee tool
18. Which tool lets you paint lines of color on your project?
a. the move tool
b. the erase tool
c. the brush tool
d. the zoom tool
19. which tool lets you select an irregular object like a person or tree and remove just their image from a photo? (Hint: you’ve been using it a lot the past few lessons).
a. the history brush tool
b. the text tool
c. the quick selection tool
d. the marquee tool
20. You want to copy a photo from google or your desktop onto the clipboard, to bring it into Photoshop. Which is NOT a step in copying the image?
a. clicking on the photo you have selected.
b. selecting “select all” from the Edit drop-down menu on the toolbar
c. selecting “copy” from the Edit drop down menu on the toolbar.
d. None of the above. They’re all steps for putting a photo into the clipboard
21. How do you create a new layer?
a. by using the quick selection tool
b. by drawing it and erasing its background with the erase tool
c. by pasting it into your project
d. by choosing the “new layer” option from the Layer drop-down menu on the toolbar
22. which tool lets you change the color of an object or of a layer?
a. the move tool
b. the layer tool
c. the brush tool
d. the quick selection tool
a. scaling
b. alignment
c. repetition
e. contrast
f. none of the above.
2. Are the principles of graphic design related? Do they work together in pieces?
Yes or no.
3. Proximity is:
a. the state of being related
b. the state of being near
c. the state of fear
d. the state of Idaho
e. none of the above
4. contrast is:
a. showing things are the same
b. showing or bringing opposite items together in a slide
c. both
d. neither
5. Why did we shoot green screen photos for class?
a. because green is a neutral color
b. because green is a natural color
c. because green is a color which can be easily removed from the background of an image
d. all of the above
6. Graphic design:
a. is all around you in your life
b. helps create your identity with logos and slogans
c. is used to help persuade you
d. all of the above
7. What is the difference between art and graphic design?
a. art uses color but graphic design does not
b. art uses paper, but graphic design uses computers
c. art allows for interpretation, but graphic design tries to convince you of once thing
d. there is no difference between art and graphic design
Photography
8. Letting in the proper amount of light to your camera when you take a photograph is called proper:
a. density
b. depth of field
c. exposure
d. balance
9. A photograph which is taken with too little light, and is dark, is:
a. properly exposed
b. underexposed
c. overexposed
d. oversaturated
10. Which items on your camera let you control how much light enters the camera?
a. Your shutter speed
b. Your iris opening
c. A and B
d. B and C
11. What is another name for your lens iris?
a. the diaphragm
b. the reflex
c. the aperature
d. the lens
12. A short lens, like a 16 mm or a 24 mm lens, will give you:
a. shallow focus
b. deep focus
c. deep and shallow focus
d. none of the above
13. In a 3-point lighting system, which is the primary light?
a. your key light
b. your fill light
c. your back light
d. your tungsten light
14. Which light adds depth to the shot and highlights your subjects hair and shoulders
a. the key light
b. the fill light
c. the back light
d. the fluorescent light
15. Which light fills in shadows created by other lights?
a. the key light
b. the fill light
c. the back light
d. tungsten lights
Photoshop
16. The tool on the tool panel that lets you remove pixels from a shot is
a. the move tool
b. the erase tool
c. the marquee tool
d. the brush tool.
17. The tool which lets you make a selected item or photo larger or smaller is called:
a. the move tool
b. the erase tool
c. the zoom tool
d. the marquee tool
18. Which tool lets you paint lines of color on your project?
a. the move tool
b. the erase tool
c. the brush tool
d. the zoom tool
19. which tool lets you select an irregular object like a person or tree and remove just their image from a photo? (Hint: you’ve been using it a lot the past few lessons).
a. the history brush tool
b. the text tool
c. the quick selection tool
d. the marquee tool
20. You want to copy a photo from google or your desktop onto the clipboard, to bring it into Photoshop. Which is NOT a step in copying the image?
a. clicking on the photo you have selected.
b. selecting “select all” from the Edit drop-down menu on the toolbar
c. selecting “copy” from the Edit drop down menu on the toolbar.
d. None of the above. They’re all steps for putting a photo into the clipboard
21. How do you create a new layer?
a. by using the quick selection tool
b. by drawing it and erasing its background with the erase tool
c. by pasting it into your project
d. by choosing the “new layer” option from the Layer drop-down menu on the toolbar
22. which tool lets you change the color of an object or of a layer?
a. the move tool
b. the layer tool
c. the brush tool
d. the quick selection tool
![Picture](/uploads/2/3/0/0/23004576/4371564.jpg?180)
23. What type of light is this?
a. split light
b. butterfly lighting
c. full lighting
d. short lighting
e. rembrandt lighting
a. split light
b. butterfly lighting
c. full lighting
d. short lighting
e. rembrandt lighting
![Picture](/uploads/2/3/0/0/23004576/767794.jpg?174)
24. What type of lighting is this?
a. split
b. butterfly
c. full
d. short
e. rembrandt
a. split
b. butterfly
c. full
d. short
e. rembrandt
![Picture](/uploads/2/3/0/0/23004576/9305894.jpg?165)
25.What type of lighting is this?
a. split
b. butterfly
c. full
d. short
e. rembrandt
a. split
b. butterfly
c. full
d. short
e. rembrandt
We covered seven types of shot FRAMINGS in the first semester:
Extreme long shot -- XLS
Long shot -- LS
Medium long shot -- MLS
Medium shot -- MS
Medium close up -- MCU
Close up -- CU
Extreme close up -- XCU
26. What type of framing shows only the mouth of a subject?
27. What type of framing shows a subject from the waist up to the top of their head?
28. What type of shot shows the subjects full body from top of the head to bottom of the feet, but nothing else?
29. What type of shot frames the subject from the knees to the top of the head?
30. What type of shot frames the subject from the top of the head to the top of the shoulders only?
Extreme long shot -- XLS
Long shot -- LS
Medium long shot -- MLS
Medium shot -- MS
Medium close up -- MCU
Close up -- CU
Extreme close up -- XCU
26. What type of framing shows only the mouth of a subject?
27. What type of framing shows a subject from the waist up to the top of their head?
28. What type of shot shows the subjects full body from top of the head to bottom of the feet, but nothing else?
29. What type of shot frames the subject from the knees to the top of the head?
30. What type of shot frames the subject from the top of the head to the top of the shoulders only?