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Question : Quark Express and InDesign
Correct answer: Two software that are used in desktop
publishing.
Question : "Page Set Up" is located under which pull down
menu?
Correct answer: File
Question : A designer created a menu in a word processing
program. The document is known as a....
Correct answer: FIle
Question : What are some samples of a computer output
device?
Correct answer: Speakers or Projector
Question : Traditional number of fonts for an ad layout.
Correct answer: 2
Question : Tabbing
Correct answer: An indentation from the left margin.
Question : Reverse Type
Correct answer: Term for white or light text in a dark
background.
Question : Depth
Correct answer: Term used for transforming objects in 2D
design to have the illusion of 3D. This can be achieved through overlapping and making objects in the background appear smaller.
Question : Continuity
Correct answer: A coherent whole with uninterrupted flow.
Question : Portrait page orientation is in what direction?
Correct answer: Vertical
Question : Landscape page orientation is in what direction?
Correct answer: Horizontal
Question : What are the four colors used in Four Color
Process (4cp)?
Correct answer: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black (CMYK)
Question : The correct resolution for print.
Correct answer: 300 pixels per inch (ppi)
Question : The correct resolution for web.
Correct answer: 72 pixels per inch (ppi)
Question : You can create a shade of a hue (color) by adding
what?
Correct answer: Black
Question : Of the following pencils, which is the lightest? 2h,
4h, hb, 2b, 4b?
Correct answer: 4H
Question : Of the following pencils, which is the darkest? 2h,
4h, hb, 2b, 4b?
Correct answer: 4B
Question : Converting black and white continuous tone
photographs into a computer image is known as
Correct answer: Grayscaling
Question : Continuous tone
Correct answer: An image in which colors and shades of gray
smoothly merge into the neighboring colors or shades. (like a photograph)
Question : When creating a business card or a postcard, the
best paper stock to use is....