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1. What is the difference between an image and a graphic? a. Images are 2-dimensional, while graphics are 3-dimensional. b. Images are captured by optical devices, while graphics are created by hand. c. Images represent external forms, while graphics are visual designs. d. Both a and b. 2. What are some optical devices that can capture images? a. Telescopes and microscopes b. Statues and holograms c. Water and natural objects d. Both a and c.

2. 3. What are the basic principles of graphic design? a. Contrast, brightness, and alignment b. Color, balance, proximity, alignment, repetition, and contrast c. Hue, tint, tone, and shade d. Repetition, cropping, and filters. 4. Which principle of graphic design involves the even distribution of visual weight? a. Proximity b. Balance c. Repetition d. Symmetry.

3. 5.What is the purpose of white space in design? a. To add color to the design b. To create balance and stability c. To fill empty areas with graphics d. To add text to the design. 6. What is the difference between symmetrical and asymmetrical balance? a. Symmetrical has an artistic intensity, while asymmetrical is evenly distributed. b. Symmetrical is evenly distributed, while asymmetrical has different intensities. c. Symmetrical is horizontal, while asymmetrical is vertical. d. Symmetrical is random, while asymmetrical is planned.

4. 7.What does alignment in graphic design refer to? a. Arranging elements in a straight line b. Arranging elements so they line up in some way c. Arranging elements randomly d. Arranging elements in a circular pattern. 8. Which technique involves the repetition of elements throughout a design? a. Cropping b. Contrast c. Repetition d. Filters.

5. 9. What is contrast in graphic design? a. The process of repeating elements b. The divergence of opposing elements c. The even distribution of visual weight d. The arrangement of elements in a circular pattern. 10. What is image manipulation? a. Creating balance and stability in an image b. Transforming a digitized image to a desired form c. Adding background to an image d. Enhancing colors in an image.

6. 11. What is cropping in image manipulation? a. Adding parts to an image b. Cutting parts away to remove distracting elements c. Changing the color of an image d. Combining elements in an image. 12. What does color balance in image manipulation refer to? a. The process of making an image darker or lighter b. The ambience and tone of light in the picture c. Removing certain colors from an image d. Adding colors to an image.

7. 13 What is one of the basic techniques in image editing involving brightness and darkness? a. Filters b. Cropping c. Brightness and contrast d. Alignment. 14. What do filters do in image manipulation? a. Remove colors from an image b. Add background to an image c. Alter the appearance of an image d. Create symmetry in an image.

8. 15. How can you change the background of an image in image manipulation? a. Changing the color of the background b. Removing colors from the background c. Adding a new background to the image d. Adding text to the background. 16. What does desaturating the color of an image mean? a. Adding more colors to the image b. Making the image black and white c. Enhancing the colors in the image d. Removing certain elements from the image.

9. 17. What is the purpose of combining text, graphics, and image in design? a. To create contrast b. To add complexity to the design c. To add multiple elements to the layout d. To create a harmonious composition. 18. Which of the following is NOT a basic principle of graphic design? a. Repetition b. Cropping c. Contrast d. Saturation.

10. 19. What does proximity in graphic design refer to? a. The process of ensuring related design elements are placed together b. The arrangement of elements in relation to the edge of the page c. The even distribution of visual weight d. The randomness of element placement. 20. What software applications are commonly used for image manipulation? a. Only professional applications b. Only basic imaging software c. Both professional and basic imaging software d. Only open-source applications.

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