Graphic Design Mock 2026

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Graphic design is mainly concerned with

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A symbol that identifies a company or organisation is a

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A simple picture used to represent an object or idea, such as on toilet doors, is a

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The first rough sketches of design ideas are

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The arrangement of text and images on a page is the

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The small strokes at the ends of letters in fonts such as Times New Roman are

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A typeface without serifs, such as Arial, is described as

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Printing by forcing ink through a mesh with a stencil is

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Which software is mainly used for editing photographs?

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Which software is mainly used for creating vector illustrations and logos?

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A large printed notice displayed in public to advertise an event is a

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A short memorable phrase used in advertising is a

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The design of the outer covering of a product to protect and promote it is

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The main purpose of graphic design is to

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Empty space around the elements in a design is

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A symbol that represents a company or organisation is a

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A design in which the main elements are arranged evenly on either side of a centre line is

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Letters without small finishing strokes, such as Arial, are

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Text aligned evenly on both the left and right margins is

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A logo made only of letters, usually initials, is a

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A more detailed drawing showing how the final design will look is a

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The part of a lowercase letter that rises above the x-height, as in "b" and "d", is the

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The part of a lowercase letter that drops below the baseline, as in "g" and "p", is the

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Text that is aligned evenly on both left and right margins is

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Type size is usually measured in

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The printing process based on the principle that oil and water do not mix is

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Printing from a raised surface is

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The four process colours used in full-colour printing are

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The colours used on computer and TV screens are

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Images made of pixels, such as photographs, are

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Images made of mathematical paths that can be enlarged without losing quality are

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A rough sketch showing the layout of a design before final artwork is a

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Type size is commonly measured in

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All the characters of one typeface in one size and style form a

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Adjusting the space between two particular letters is

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The vertical space between lines of text is

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Printing from an image cut into the surface of a plate is

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Extending an image beyond the trim edge so no white edge remains after cutting is called

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The correct alignment of different colour plates in printing is

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The resolution normally recommended for printed images is

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Gravure printing is a type of

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A 4-colour process print uses

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AIDA in advertising stands for

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Gestalt principles describe how viewers

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An x-height is

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A ligature is

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Widows and orphans in layout are

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A moiré pattern in printing is caused by

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Imposition in printing refers to

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An image for print at 10 cm × 15 cm and 300 dpi needs about