Bachelor of Graphic Design Bachelor of Graphic Design MCQ 5

Question 1

What is 'tracking' in typography?

Accepted Answer

Uniform adjustment of spacing across a range of characters

Answer

Tracking adjusts the overall letter-spacing uniformly across a word, line, or block of text.

Question 2

In print production, what is the purpose of 'crop marks'?

Accepted Answer

To show printers where to cut the paper after printing

Answer

Crop marks (trim marks) are lines placed at the corners of artwork to guide the cutting of printed sheets.

Question 3

What distinguishes 'display' typefaces from 'body text' typefaces?

Accepted Answer

Display typefaces are designed for large sizes and short text; body typefaces for sustained reading at small sizes

Answer

Display typefaces prioritize visual impact at large sizes, while body typefaces optimize legibility for long reading passages at small sizes.

Question 4

What is 'overprinting' in print design?

Accepted Answer

Allowing two ink colors to print on top of each other instead of knocking out

Answer

Overprinting means allowing two colored objects to print on top of each other, which can create new colors or preserve ink beneath.

Question 5

Which principle describes using repeated visual elements to create a sense of unity and consistency in a design?

Accepted Answer

Repetition

Answer

Repetition ties a design together by reusing colors, shapes, fonts, or textures throughout a piece.

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