Question 1

Match&#10;-Illegible placeholder text that is used to temporarily represent blocks of copy.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

Greeking is the technique of using illegible or mock text as a placeholder for actual copy, which is commonly used in the early stages of design when the focus is on the overall layout and design rather than the specific content.

Question 2

Match&#10;-A type of design cue consisting of framing, placement, arrangement, lighting, and color.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

Visual cues in design refer to elements like framing, placement, arrangement, lighting, and color that guide the viewer's attention and convey information.

Question 3

Match&#10;-Refers to your thoughts and ideas on how you can creatively solve the client's advertising problem.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

"Concept" refers to the initial thoughts and ideas on how to approach a creative brief or solve a client's advertising problem.

Question 4

Match&#10;-The name used for completed digital files sent to a printer.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

Camera Ready Art is the name used for completed digital files sent to a printer.

Question 5

Match&#10;-Also known as layouts these quickly drawn full size ideas are used to simulate how the final ad will look.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

Roughs are quickly drawn full-size sketches used to simulate how the final advertisement will look, providing a basic visual representation of the concept.

Question 6

Match&#10;-A term used to define all the possible phases a design will move through from start to finish.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

"Stages of Design" is the term used to define all the possible phases a design will move through from start to finish.

Question 7

Match&#10;-A finished design executed on a computer.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match&#10;-A finished design executed on a computer.&#10;A)...

Question 8

Match&#10;-Another name commonly used to describe full size hand drawn designs.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match&#10;-Another name commonly used to describe full...

Question 9

Match&#10;-Small proportionate drawings that are used to get brainstorming ideas down on paper.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

Thumbnails are small proportionate drawings used during the brainstorming phase of design to quickly sketch out ideas and concepts.

Question 10

Match&#10;-Another type of design cue that includes, the logo, slogans or taglines, headlines, and body copy.&#10;A) Greeking&#10;B) Visual Cues&#10;C) oncept&#10;D) Camera Ready Art&#10;E) Roughs&#10;F) Stages of Design&#10;G) Super Comprehensives&#10;H) Layout&#10;I) Thumbnails&#10;J) Verbal Cues

Accepted Answer

Verbal cues refer to the words used in design elements such as logos, slogans, taglines, headlines, and body copy.

Deck 7: The Stages of Design