Graphic design - Quiz
A) Realistic, Gradient, Bright B) Red, Green, Blue C) Royal, Gold, Black D) Raster, Gridline, Blur
A) GIF B) BMP C) JPEG D) PNG
A) Creating drop shadows B) Choosing color palette C) Applying texture to text D) Adjusting space between characters
A) InDesign B) After Effects C) Photoshop D) Illustrator
A) RGB B) CMYK C) Grayscale D) Pantone
A) To edit photos quickly B) To measure print resolution C) To visually convey a project's style and tone D) To test website responsiveness
A) Illustrator B) Premiere Pro C) InDesign D) Photoshop
A) RGB B) Grayscale C) Hexadecimal D) CMYK
A) GIF B) PNG C) JPEG D) SVG
A) To select and match colors B) To apply filters C) To create shapes D) To add text
A) Illustrator B) After Effects C) Photoshop D) InDesign
A) Editing videos B) Enhancing photos C) Designing websites D) Creating vector-based graphics
A) Script B) Display C) Sans-serif D) Serif
A) Adding filters B) Creating and editing paths C) Changing backgrounds D) Inserting text
A) Adobe Photoshop B) Adobe Animate C) Adobe Premiere Pro D) Adobe After Effects
A) Cool, Mellow, Yellow, Blue B) Cotton, Material, Yarn, Kraft C) Caramel, Mustard, Yogurt, Kiwi D) Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
A) They are easier to edit B) They load faster on websites C) They have more vivid colors D) They can be scaled without losing quality
A) Radial gradient B) Linear gradient C) Zigzag gradient D) Diamond gradient
A) Deleting B) Copying C) Editing D) Proofing
A) Enhancing color saturation B) Adding texture to backgrounds C) Creating a 3D appearance D) Smoothing jagged edges in digital images
A) To change file formats B) To add text effects C) To control transparency of elements D) To adjust image resolution
A) Dots Per Inch B) Designated Print Index C) Display Pixel Intensity D) Digital Photo Integration
A) Proportion B) Harmony C) Rhythm D) Emphasis
A) Bold B) Italic C) Serif D) Script
A) Sans-serif B) Serif C) Script D) Display
A) Gradient background B) Highlighted text C) Empty space around and between elements D) Drop shadows
A) Monochromatic B) Triadic C) Complementary D) Analogous
A) Unity B) Balance C) Contrast D) Variety |
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