Technology Today and Tomorrow ©2004

Chapter 7: Graphic Communication


1.	If all parts of a design appear to belong together and work well together, the design has
		A)	unity/harmony.
		B)	rhythm.
		C)	variety.
		D)	proportion.


2.	The size relationship of the different parts of a design is
		A)	contrast/emphasis.
		B)	balance.
		C)	unity/harmony.
		D)	proportion.


3.	The method commonly used to print designs on T-shirts is
		A)	planographic printing.
		B)	lithography.
		C)	screen printing.
		D)	gravure printing.


4.	The part of a camera that controls the amount of light reaching the film is the
		A)	lens.
		B)	focal plane.
		C)	aperture diaphragm.
		D)	emulsion.


5.	The best film for taking pictures in dim light at dusk would be
		A)	ASA/ISO 100.
		B)	ASA/ISO 200.
		C)	ASA/ISO 300.
		D)	ASA/ISO 400.


6.	The part of a camera that controls how long light is allowed to reach the film is the
		A)	aperture.
		B)	shutter.
		C)	lens.
		D)	viewfinder.


7.	A three-dimensional image recorded by lasers is a(n)
		A)	photograph.
		B)	hologram.
		C)	gravure print.
		D)	orthographic drawing.


8.	Receding parallel lines appear to merge in the distance in a
		A)	drafted graphic.
		B)	perspective drawing.
		C)	laser print.
		D)	mechanical.


9.	In an isometric drawing, the subject is
		A)	drawn in black lines only.
		B)	rendered by an electrostatic process.
		C)	viewed in two dimensions only.
		D)	tilted, with one corner forward.


10.	Which statement is not true about computer-aided drafting (CAD)?
		A)	CAD drawings are saved as digital data.
		B)	CAD uses special computer graphics software.
		C)	CAD designs can be changed easily.
		D)	CAD programs do not handle modeling well.