MCVSD Arts, Communications & Design

Question 1

Which MCVSD program prepares students for careers in graphic design, photography, and media production?

Accepted Answer

Arts & Communications

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Health Occupations

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Culinary Arts

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Building Trades

Question 2

In graphic design, what does RGB stand for?

Accepted Answer

Red, Green, Blue — the color model used for digital screens

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Raster, Grid, Bitmap — types of digital file formats

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Resolution, Gradient, Blending — design techniques

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Render, Group, Background — software functions

Question 3

What is the primary difference between raster and vector graphics?

Accepted Answer

Raster is pixel-based (loses quality when scaled); vector uses mathematical paths (scalable without quality loss)

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Raster uses shapes; vector uses pixels

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Raster is only for print; vector is only for web

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Raster is faster to render; vector takes longer

Question 4

In journalism and media, what does 'AP Style' refer to?

Accepted Answer

The Associated Press Stylebook guidelines for writing and grammar in journalism

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Adobe Photoshop formatting guidelines

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Advanced placement course standards

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American Photography standards

Question 5

What does 'resolution' mean in digital photography?

Accepted Answer

The number of pixels in an image, which determines its detail and clarity

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The physical size of a printed image

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The color depth of a digital file

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The camera's shutter speed setting

Question 6

In video production, what does a storyboard help producers accomplish?

Accepted Answer

Visually plan and sequence scenes before filming begins

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Edit audio tracks for a video

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Manage a film crew's schedule

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Set up lighting equipment on a film set