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What design principle involves evenly distributing the visual weight of objects, textures, colors, and spaces on the screen?
a) Emphasis
b) Movement
c) Balance
d) Variety

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c) Balance

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Which design principle uses different size, texture, shape, or color to draw the viewer’s attention to a specific area?
a) Proportion
b) Emphasis
c) Pattern
d) Movement

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b) Emphasis

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Which design principle involves guiding the viewer’s eyes around the screen through the use of visual elements?
a) Variety
b) Balance
c) Movement
d) Repetition

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c) Movement

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What is the purpose of pattern, repetition, and rhythm in design?
a) To create chaos and confusion
b) To draw attention to a single element
c) To create unity in the layout
d) To add variety

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c) To create unity in the layout

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How does the principle of proportion relate to design?
a) It creates a sense of unity and harmony.
b) It adds variety and contrast to the layout.
c) It guides the viewer’s eye around the screen.
d) It emphasizes a specific element.

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a) It creates a sense of unity and harmony.

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Which design principle uses several design elements to draw a viewer’s attention?
a) Emphasis
b) Balance
c) Movement
d) Proportion

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a) Emphasis

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What is the primary purpose of using infographics?
a) To make data more complex
b) To represent information in a graphical and visually appealing manner
c) To create long, text-heavy documents
d) To target only expert audiences

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b) To represent information in a graphical and visually appealing manner

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How can you start the process of creating infographics using Piktochart?
a) Download the Piktochart software
b) Sign up on the Piktochart website
c) Connect with Google+
d) Send an email request

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b) Sign up on the Piktochart website

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After creating a Piktochart account, what should you do next to create an infographic?
a) Browse infographics created by others
b) Fill up your profile information
c) Select a template that suits your content
d) Immediately start designing your infographic from scratch

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c) Select a template that suits your content

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In the provided instructions, which theme is recommended for infographics related to marketing or sales on Piktochart?
a) Elegant Business
b) Presenta Board
c) Creative Arts
d) Scientific Research

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b) Presenta Board

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What should you do after selecting a template in Piktochart’s Presenta Board theme?
a) Share the template with others
b) Wait for the template to load
c) Start designing your infographic immediately
d) Download the template to your computer

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b) Wait for the template to load

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Which of the following is NOT a tool you can use while editing a block in Piktochart?
a) Graphics
b) Uploads
c) Styles
d) Share

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d) Share

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Which tool in Piktochart allows you to modify the color scheme of your infographic?
a) Graphics
b) Uploads
c) Styles
d) Background

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c) Styles

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What does the “Tools” option in Piktochart allow you to create?
a) Social media posts
b) Charts, maps, and videos
c) Fonts and typography
d) Background images

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b) Charts, maps, and videos

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How can you edit the content of a text block in Piktochart?
a) Right-click the text
b) Double-click the text
c) Single-click the text
d) Drag and drop the text

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b) Double-click the text

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What does the toolbox on top of the topmost block allow you to do when working with objects in Piktochart?
a) Change your Piktochart account settings
b) Move objects to the top or bottom of the layer
c) Create new objects
d) Change the background color

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b) Move objects to the top or bottom of the layer

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When working with charts in Piktochart, what action should you take to open the datasheet editor?
a) Double-click the chart
b) Right-click the chart
c) Drag and drop the chart
d) Single-click the chart

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a) Double-click the chart

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How do you save your work in Piktochart?
a) There is no save option, Piktochart autosaves your work
b) Click “Save” on the bottom left of the page
c) Click “Save” on the top right of the page
d) Use keyboard shortcut Ctrl + S to save

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c) Click “Save” on the top right of the page

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Which file type should you select in the Download options to save your Piktochart infographic on your computer?
a) PDF
b) JPEG
c) PNG
d) GIF

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c) PNG

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What is the primary reason for using compressed images on websites?
a) To increase the image quality
b) To save storage space on web servers
c) To reduce the number of available image formats
d) To make the website design more appealing

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b) To save storage space on web servers

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In the context of web images, what does “HD” stand for?
a) High Dimension
b) High Density
c) High Definition
d) High Demand

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c) High Definition

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Which of the following is NOT a common image file format used on the web?
a) JPEG
b) GIF
c) PDF
d) PNG

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c) PDF

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What does it mean when an image is rasterized?
a) It becomes a vector graphic
b) It is converted into a grid of pixels
c) It is compressed for web use
d) It is made larger in size

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b) It is converted into a grid of pixels

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Why should website images be more compressed compared to images on a computer?
a) To reduce the need for an Internet connection
b) To enhance image quality on websites
c) To increase the speed of web browsers
d) To accommodate slow Internet connections

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d) To accommodate slow Internet connections

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Which image file format is commonly used for images with transparency and is lossless?
a) JPEG
b) GIF
c) PDF
d) BMP

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b) GIF

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What is the key factor to consider when choosing the right file format for an image on your website?
a) The number of colors in the image
b) The camera’s megapixel count
c) The image’s physical dimensions
d) The image’s purpose and content

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d) The image’s purpose and content

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Why is it important to choose the right image size for your website?
a) To make the image as large as possible
b) To match the camera’s resolution limit
c) To save storage space on the server
d) To ensure the image fits within the viewer’s screen

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d) To ensure the image fits within the viewer’s screen

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What is the advantage of providing a “preview” image on your website?
a) It allows viewers to download the image in its original size.
b) It reduces the image’s quality to save space.
c) It prevents viewers from seeing the full-size image.
d) It gives viewers the option to see the image in its original size.

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d) It gives viewers the option to see the image in its original size.

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When should you include a caption on an image on your website?
a) Only if the image is related to the web page
b) Always, regardless of relevance
c) Never, as captions are unnecessary
d) Only if the image is very small

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a) Only if the image is related to the web page

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What is the primary purpose of the “Viewer” feature in PhotoScape?
a) To alter the appearance of a single image
b) To arrange multiple images into a single image
c) To view images and change their orientation
d) To create animated GIFs

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c) To view images and change their orientation

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Which PhotoScape feature is used to change the appearance of a single image?
a) Page
b) Combine
c) Batch Editor
d) Editor

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d) Editor

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What does the “Batch Editor” feature in PhotoScape allow you to do?
a) Create animated GIFs
b) Arrange several photos into a single mosaic-like image
c) Alter the appearance of multiple images at once
d) View and change the orientation of images

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c) Alter the appearance of multiple images at once

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Which PhotoScape feature is used to link several images together to form a larger image?
a) Viewer
b) Editor
c) Page
d) Combine

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d) Combine

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If you want to create a mosaic-like image by arranging several photos together, which PhotoScape feature should you use?
a) Viewer
b) Batch Editor
c) Page
d) Editor

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c) Page

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Which PhotoScape feature allows you to create animated GIFs from several pictures?
a) Splitter
b) Screen Capture
c) Animated GIF
d) Raw Converter

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c) Animated GIF

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If you want to prepare images for printing, which PhotoScape feature should you use?
a) Page
b) Color Picker
c) Print
d) Combine

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c) Print

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Which PhotoScape feature is used to divide a single photo into multiple parts?
a) Batch Editor
b) Viewer
c) Splitter
d) Rename

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c) Splitter

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What is the primary function of the “Color Picker” feature in PhotoScape?
a) To convert RAW images to JPEG
b) To capture the screen
c) To rename a batch of photos
d) To select a pixel color for editing

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d) To select a pixel color for editing

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Which PhotoScape feature converts RAW images (uncompressed images usually from a digital camera) to JPEG format?
a) Combine
b) Page
c) Splitter
d) Raw Converter

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d) Raw Converter

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If you want to rename a batch of photos in PhotoScape, which feature should you use?
a) Animated GIF
b) Print
c) Color Picker
d) Rename

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d) Rename

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Which PhotoScape feature is useful for printing your own calendars, sheets, lined paper, or graph paper?
a) Viewer
b) Batch Editor
c) Paper Print
d) Editor

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c) Paper Print

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What is the first step to edit an image in PhotoScape’s Editor?
a) Choose the folder where the image is located
b) Open PhotoScape and select “Editor”
c) Take a new photo with your camera
d) Rename the image file

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b) Open PhotoScape and select “Editor”

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Which tool in PhotoScape’s Editor allows you to select the image you want to edit from your computer?
a) File explorer on the upper left
b) Image properties
c) Image manipulation tools
d) File properties

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a) File explorer on the upper left

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What information about the image can you find at the bottom of the image preview in PhotoScape’s Editor?
a) The image’s orientation
b) The image’s color depth
c) The image’s file name, size in pixels, and file size
d) The image’s editing history

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c) The image’s file name, size in pixels, and file size

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If an image has a resolution of 1600 x 1000 pixels and a file size of 289.8 KB, how might it affect a web page?
a) It would load quickly on the web page
b) It would fill up the entire web page
c) It would reduce the image quality
d) It would make the web page difficult to navigate

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b) It would fill up the entire web page

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What should you do after selecting the image you want to edit in PhotoScape’s Editor?
a) Close the software
b) Save the image
c) Manipulate the image using the tools at the bottom
d) Share the image on social media

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c) Manipulate the image using the tools at the bottom

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Which tab in PhotoScape’s Editor allows you to add frames, resize, sharpen, and apply filters and effects to your image?
a) Home tab
b) Objects tab
c) Crop
d) Tools

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a) Home tab

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Where can you find tools to place texts, shapes, and symbols on your image in PhotoScape’s Editor?
a) Home tab
b) Objects tab
c) Crop
d) Tools

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b) Objects tab

49
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Which tab in PhotoScape’s Editor provides various tools for cropping an image to a desirable size?
a) Home tab
b) Objects tab
c) Crop
d) Tools

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c) Crop

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Where can you access tools like red-eye correction, mole removal, mosaic effects, and brush tools in PhotoScape’s Editor?
a) Home tab
b) Objects tab
c) Crop
d) Tools

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d) Tools

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After making edits to your image in PhotoScape’s Editor, where should you click to save the edited image and check the file size?
a) Save located on the lower left
b) Save located on the lower right
c) Save located on the upper left
d) Save located on the upper right

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b) Save located on the lower right

52
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When is batch editing particularly useful when working with images for a website?
a) When you want to apply different filters to each image
b) When you want to manipulate images one by one
c) When you need to make the size of multiple images uniform
d) When you want to change the orientation of images

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c) When you need to make the size of multiple images uniform

53
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How many pictures are recommended for the batch editing exercise described in the text?
a) Five pictures
b) Ten pictures
c) Twenty pictures
d) It doesn’t specify a recommended number

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b) Ten pictures

54
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Why is it essential for the photos in the batch to share the same orientation?
a) Because it’s a requirement of PhotoScape
b) To make the editing process more challenging
c) To ensure uniformity in the final images
d) To create a diverse gallery of photos

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c) To ensure uniformity in the final images

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Which feature in PhotoScape allows you to make the size of multiple images uniform during batch editing?
a) Crop
b) Objects
c) Resize
d) Filters

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c) Resize

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What is the main benefit of batch editing for creating a gallery of photos on a website?
a) It allows for different image orientations
b) It simplifies the process of manipulating multiple images
c) It applies random filters to each image
d) It requires more time and effort compared to individual editing

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b) It simplifies the process of manipulating multiple images

57
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How do you select the photos you want to be part of the batch edit in PhotoScape?
a) Click on each photo individually
b) Use the Preview window to drag and select the photos
c) Use the Filters tab to mark the photos for batch editing
d) Right-click on the photos and select “Batch Edit”

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b) Use the Preview window to drag and select the photos

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Which tab is replaced by the Filters tab in the batch editing mode in PhotoScape?
a) Crop
b) Objects
c) Tools
d) Resize

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a) Crop

59
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What is the recommended maximum width for resizing the pictures during batch editing in PhotoScape?
a) 400 pixels
b) 600 pixels
c) 800 pixels
d) 1000 pixels

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c) 800 pixels

60
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What action should you take after making the desired edits to the photos during batch editing in PhotoScape?
a) Click “Apply” on each photo individually
b) Save each photo one by one
c) Click “Convert All” to apply changes to all photos
d) Close PhotoScape without saving

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c) Click “Convert All” to apply changes to all photos

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Where should you save the batch images after the batch editing process in PhotoScape, according to the instructions?
a) In the same folder as the original photos
b) In a new folder labeled “batch” inside your source folder
c) In a subfolder of your desktop
d) On an external storage device

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b) In a new folder labeled “batch” inside your source folder

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What does the term “Balance” refer to in the context of design principles?
a) The amount of data used to download an image
b) The visual weight of objects, texture, colors, and space
c) The area designed to attract the viewer’s attention
d) The number of design elements in an infographic

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b) The visual weight of objects, texture, colors, and space

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When a design emphasizes a specific area to attract the viewer’s attention, it is known as:
a) Proportion
b) Variety
c) Emphasis
d) Movement

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c) Emphasis

64
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Which term is used to describe the visual elements that create a sense of unity when they relate well with each other?
a) Variety
b) Infographics
c) Proportion
d) Balance

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c) Proportion

65
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What is the primary purpose of an infographic?
a) To create a visual balance
b) To manipulate images for websites
c) To represent information, statistical data, or knowledge graphically
d) To host images for websites

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c) To represent information, statistical data, or knowledge graphically

66
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Which tool is described as a free image manipulation tool with features for creating images for websites?
a) Piktochart
b) PhotoScape
c) Photobucket
d) Bandwidth

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b) PhotoScape

67
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Which term refers to the process of easily manipulating multiple images at the same time?
a) Proportion
b) Batch Editing
c) Emphasis
d) Movement

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b) Batch Editing

68
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What does the term “Bandwidth” relate to in the context of web-related concepts?
a) The visual weight of design elements
b) The space needed to create a website
c) The amount of data used to download images by multiple users
d) The proportion of design elements in an infographic

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c) The amount of data used to download images by multiple users

69
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What design principle deals with the visual weight of objects, texture, colors, and space in a graphic or layout?
a) Emphasis
b) Movement
c) Proportion
d) Balance

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d) Balance

70
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Which principle focuses on the area designed to attract the viewer’s attention in a design or layout?
a) Variety
b) Emphasis
c) Repetition
d) Pattern

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b) Emphasis

71
Q

What is the purpose of movement in design principles?
a) To create unity in the layout
b) To guide the viewer’s eye around the screen
c) To emphasize certain elements
d) To add variety to the design

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b) To guide the viewer’s eye around the screen

72
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How do pattern, repetition, and rhythm contribute to a design or layout?
a) By attracting the viewer’s attention
b) By creating a sense of unity
c) By changing the color scheme
d) By resizing images

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b) By creating a sense of unity

73
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What does the term “Proportion” refer to in the context of design principles?
a) Visual elements that create unity in design
b) The choice of image file format
c) The size of images in pixels
d) The balance between text and images

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a) Visual elements that create unity in design

74
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In the context of image file formats, what do JPEG, GIF, and PNG have in common?
a) They are all vector formats
b) They are commonly used over the Internet
c) They support transparency
d) They have the same compression ratio

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b) They are commonly used over the Internet

75
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Which free online tool allows you to create infographics?
a) PhotoScape
b) Piktochart
c) Photobucket
d) MS Word

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b) Piktochart

76
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PhotoScape is a free tool that helps in manipulating images for websites. Which feature in PhotoScape allows you to edit multiple pictures at once?
a) Editor
b) Batch Editor
c) Crop Tool
d) Resize Option

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b) Batch Editor

77
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What is the primary function of Photobucket?
a) Creating infographics
b) Hosting and sharing images over the Internet
c) Editing images
d) Designing layouts

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b) Hosting and sharing images over the Internet

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