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1. What is a “professional invoice” used for?

A) Designing a brand logo

B) Requesting payment for services

C) Organizing project layers

D) Selecting typography fonts

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2. What is the best way to showcase your design skills to potential clients?

A) Sending a text-only resume

B) Calling the client repeatedly

C) Sharing personal family photos

D) Creating a portfolio website

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3. Why is CMYK preferred over RGB for print projects?

A) RGB has more colors than CMYK

B) CMYK is only for digital screens

C) CMYK produces accurate printed colors

D) RGB is a subtractive color model

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4. Which tool is used to create smooth, curved paths in vector software?

A) Brush Tool

B) Pen Tool

C) Pencil Tool

D) Paint Bucket

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5. What is the result of enlarging a low-resolution bitmap image?

A) Blurred or pixelated appearance

B) Perfectly sharp edges

C) Automatic vector conversion

D) Reduced file size

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6. Which of the following is a source for acquiring images?

A) Printer

B) Keyboard

C) Internet search

D) Spreadsheet

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7. How can a designer maintain the quality of a photo during scaling?

A) Using the Eraser tool

B) Using Smart Objects

C) Converting it to a JPEG

D) Lowering the resolution

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8. Which platform is commonly used to find freelance design clients?

A) Google Search Console

B) MS PowerPoint

C) Adobe Creative Cloud

D) Upwork or Fiverr

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9. What is the primary purpose of color theory?

A) To create visually appealing designs

B) To install graphic software

C) To write a design brief

D) To manage folder organization

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10. Which software is standard for creating business cards and letterheads?

A) Mozilla Firefox

B) MS Excel

C) Adobe Illustrator

D) Google Chrome

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11. In typography, what does “alignment” refer to?

A) The positioning of text in a layout

B) The color of the font

C) The height of the letters

D) The stroke at the end of a letter

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12. Which property defines how image data is stored and displayed?

A) Resolution

B) File Format

C) Color Mode

D) DPI

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13. What is “Image Separation”?

A) Combining two different files

B) Printing an image in black and white

C) Sending an image via email

D) Isolating an object from a background

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14. CorelDRAW is primarily used for which of the following?

A) Spreadsheet calculations

B) Video editing

C) Graphic design

D) Web development

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15. Which of the following is a vector-based software?

A) MS Word

B) Adobe Illustrator

C) Adobe Photoshop

D) MS Paint

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16. What is the “Content Area” in design software?

A) The workspace for design elements

B) The help menu for tutorials

C) The folder where software is installed

D) The trash bin for deleted files

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17. Which step is vital to ensure a design prints at the correct size?

A) Applying artistic filters

B) Changing the font weight

C) Confirming document dimensions

D) Adding a drop shadow effect

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18. Which format is best suited for scalable logos used on websites?

A) BMP

B) SVG

C) JPG

D) TIFF

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19. Why is saving a design in the correct format important?

A) It prevents the software from crashing

B) It makes the design look colorful

C) It removes the need for typography

D) It ensures compatibility and quality

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20. Which tool helps in isolating objects from their backgrounds?

A) Selection tools

B) Type tools

C) Hand tool

D) Zoom tool

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21. What is a “Smart Object” in Photoshop used for?

A) To search for images online

B) To automatically design a logo

C) To preserve original image quality

D) To send files to the printer

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22. Which of the following is a raster image format?

A) SVG

B) JPEG

C) EPS

D) AI

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23. What is “White Space” (or negative space) used for?

A) To waste printing ink

B) To hide design mistakes

C) To increase the file size

D) To create balance and clarity

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24. What is a “Serif” font?

A) A font with small strokes at the ends

B) A font that uses only capital letters

C) A font designed for vector only

D) A font with no extra strokes

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25. Which font attribute refers to the boldness or thickness of letters?

A) Size

B) Alignment

C) Weight

D) Spacing

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26. What is “Typography” in the context of graphic design?

A) Drawing custom illustrations

B) Arranging text to be readable

C) Capturing professional photos

D) Printing business cards

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27. What is the native file format for Adobe Photoshop?

A) .AI

B) .TIFF

C) .PDF

D) .PSD

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28. Which file format is best known for supporting transparent backgrounds?

A) PNG

B) JPEG

C) BMP

D) DOCX

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29. What is the benefit of using “Layers” in design software?

A) It increases the file resolution

B) It deletes unnecessary images

C) It allows for non-destructive editing

D) It speeds up the internet connection

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30. Which file format supports short animated images?

A) JPEG

B) GIF

C) TIFF

D) EPS

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31. What is the purpose of a “Style Guide”?

A) To find new freelance clients

B) To teach how to use Photoshop

C) To convert raster images to vector

D) To maintain brand consistency

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32. What is a “Mockup” in graphic design?

A) A realistic representation of a design

B) A rough pencil sketch

C) A list of font attributes

D) A type of vector software

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33. After a freelancer submits the final design, who usually owns the rights?

A) The Software Company

B) The Marketplace

C) The Freelancer

D) The Client

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34. What is the main function of a “Logo”?

A) To serve as a digital invoice

B) To visually represent a brand

C) To provide technical support

D) To edit photograph resolution

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35. What is a “Mood Board” in the design process?

A) A board used for printing posters

B) A list of project expenses

C) A document for legal contracts

D) A visual collage of colors and textures

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36. What is the primary purpose of a “Design Brief”?

A) Outlining client goals and requirements

B) Storing final payment information

C) Creating a visual mockup

D) Deleting old project files

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37. Which color mode is strictly used for professional printing?

A) RGB

B) Grayscale

C) CMYK

D) Indexed Color

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38. What does the acronym DPI stand for?

A) Data per image

B) Dots per inch

C) Digital pixel index

D) Design print integration

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39. What does “Image Resolution” refer to in graphic design?

A) The name of the file format

B) The color of the background

C) The size of the computer monitor

D) The clarity measured in PPI or DPI

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40. Which tool is commonly used for precise image separation and tracing?

A) Pen tool

B) Brush tool

C) Eraser tool

D) Gradient tool

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41. What is “Image Modification Software” used for?

A) Writing computer code

B) Creating spreadsheets

C) Retouching and manipulating images

D) Browsing the internet

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42. Which software is specifically designed for page layout and publishing?

A) Adobe Photoshop

B) Adobe InDesign

C) Google Docs

D) MS PowerPoint

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43. What is the primary use of graphic design in business?

A) Calculating monthly payroll

B) Repairing computer hardware

C) Managing system resources

D) Branding and advertising

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44. Which of the following is a fundamental component of graphic design?

A) Line, shape, and color

B) Spreadsheet formulas

C) Internet browser history

D) Hardware installation

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45. Why is Adobe Illustrator preferred for designing company logos?

A) It is easier to use than MS Paint

B) It supports high-quality audio files

C) It creates scalable vector graphics

D) It is used for page layout only

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46. Which software is considered the industry standard for photo manipulation?

A) Adobe Illustrator

B) Adobe Photoshop

C) MS Word

D) CorelDRAW

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47. What happens to a raster graphic when it is greatly enlarged?

A) It gains more detail

B) It automatically converts to vector

C) It remains perfectly sharp

D) It may lose quality and become pixelated

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48. Which type of graphic is created using mathematical paths?

A) Vector graphic

B) Raster graphic

C) Pixelated image

D) Bitmap image

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49. Which of the following are the two main types of graphic design?

A) Digital and Analog

B) Vector and Raster

C) Linear and Circular

D) Static and Dynamic

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50. What is the primary definition of graphic design?

A) Creating complex video game code

B) Designing physical office buildings

C) Visual communication using typography and color

D) Editing raw audio files for radio

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