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Visual media fundamentals

by Edcel james Delacruz
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1. Maria needs to send a photo online but wants the file size to be relatively small. Which format is most suitable?

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2. A school creates an official infographic about its enrollment procedures. How is this visual media classified?

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3. Carlo creates a meme and shares it with his classmates. This is an example of:

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4. A teacher uses an infographic because students understand and remember information better when they see images. What is the purpose being demonstrated?

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5. A poster has a large bold title that immediately catches your eyes. Which principle is being used?

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6. A designer uses the same font, margins, and colors on every page of a presentation. What principle is shown?

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7. A poster places black text on a very light background so the words stand out clearly. Which principle is demonstrated?

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8. A designer repeatedly uses circles throughout a poster at regular intervals. Which principle does this demonstrate?

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9. A visual composition uses similar colors and shapes to make all parts appear connected. This demonstrates:

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10. A designer places objects so that the viewer's eyes naturally move from the title toward the main image and then to the information below. This is:

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11. Which situation best demonstrates value?

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12. Which situation best demonstrates form?

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13. Which element is being used when a designer creates an outline around an object?

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14. What does PNG stand for?

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15. A photographer wants to preserve a large amount of detailed image data and does not mind having a large file. Which format is most appropriate?

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16. Which statement about GIF is correct?

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17. Which statement about PNG is correct?

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18. What does JPEG stand for?

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19. Which pair is INCORRECT?

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20. A designer arranges objects in a two-dimensional image so they appear to exist at different distances, similar to how they look in real life. Which principle is being used?

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