1.5 Digital media Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 1

The 20 questions

1. What approach to digital media is permitted in GCSE Art and Design?

   • banned completely
   • strictly non-digital
   • strictly digital
   • entirely or mixed

2. Which of these is a valid function of digital media in art?

   • paper sketchbook
   • a dissemination method
   • a physical brush
   • traditional canvas

3. Which art principles apply equally to digital and non-digital media?

   • battery levels
   • pixel grids
   • formal elements
   • software shortcuts

4. What key distinction does digital media offer compared to non-digital formats?

   • Fixed scale
   • Viewer interaction
   • Manual blending
   • Static viewing

5. In how many areas of study can GCSE Art and Design students use digital media?

   • Design only
   • Digital only
   • Fine Art only
   • Any area

6. What does digital media challenge students to rethink in their practice?

   • Mark grading
   • Skill application
   • Course duration
   • Exam weighting

7. What can digital media do regarding traditional non-digital practice?

   • Banned usage
   • Restrict methods
   • Replace entirely
   • Extend purposes

8. What do the title-specific sections of the specification provide guidance on?

   • Exam timetables
   • Media application
   • Scaling factors
   • Raw marks

9. Combining pencil work with digital colouring is an example of what?

   • Pure painting
   • Traditional only
   • Digital only
   • Mixed media

10. An interactive website designed to engage viewers uses digital media for what?

    • Manual carving
    • Static display
    • Audience interaction
    • Surface texture

11. Using a video to track an artwork changing over time acts as what?

    • Static drawing
    • Final sculpture
    • Fixed painting
    • Process recording

12. Testing a colour scheme on a screen before painting on canvas demonstrates what?

    • Media exclusion
    • Digital replacement
    • Extended practice
    • Isolated workflow

13. How do formal elements like tone and contrast apply across digital and non-digital work?

    • Identical application
    • Completely opposite
    • Exclusively digital
    • Non-existent digitally

14. The difference between tapping an app and viewing a static poster highlights what?

    • Scaling marks
    • Colour theory
    • Mark schemes
    • Interaction contrast

15. Why does digital media successfully extend non-digital media capabilities?

    • Shared principles
    • Stricter rules
    • No overlap
    • Total divergence

16. What is the relationship between art principles in digital and non-digital work?

    • Mostly common
    • Totally unrelated
    • Entirely separate
    • Completely opposite

17. Using digital research with non-digital final pieces is acceptable provided what is met?

    • Raw mark caps
    • Scaling factors
    • Time limits
    • Assessment Objectives

18. Why must all digital art submissions still meet the standard Assessment Objectives?

    • Ignored rules
    • Universal application
    • Digital exemption
    • Optional criteria

19. What does the specification's view of digital media allow students to do?

    • invite audience engagement
    • ban interactive design
    • restrict digital output
    • avoid non-digital work

20. How does the specification treat digital media compared to non-digital work?

    • as lower priority
    • as separate subjects
    • as banned practice
    • as equal options

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