4.1.2 Communication graphics Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 4

The 20 questions

1. What primary element ensures a graphic icon is instantly recognised globally?

   • Texture
   • Complexity
   • Brightness
   • Simplicity

2. In how many dimensions does the spec explore graphic media?

   • one dimension only
   • two and three
   • four dimensions
   • virtual reality only

3. What kind of identity do the solutions aim for?

   • local identity only
   • temporary identity
   • anonymous identity
   • worldwide identity

4. Which media types must students explore in communication graphics?

   • only oil paint
   • only film photography
   • only hand carving
   • traditional and digital

5. Which option is an example of three-dimensional graphic communication?

   • paper poster
   • sign model
   • flyer leaflet
   • digital banner

6. Why must worldwide identity solutions consider different contexts?

   • cross-cultural communication
   • limiting file sizes
   • speeding up design
   • reducing print costs

7. Which option is a two-dimensional communication graphic?

   • printed logo
   • embossed packaging
   • metal sculpture
   • acrylic sign box

8. Working across print, screens and 3D signs demonstrates which skill?

   • fine art drawing
   • multi-dimensional identity
   • single medium focus
   • web coding only

9. Testing a logo on a website and printed card shows exploration of what?

   • exclusively animation
   • only manual drawing
   • digital and traditional
   • only sculpture

10. Designing an icon system for transport across multiple countries uses what?

    • worldwide solutions
    • single region
    • local branding
    • narrow focus

11. Using one visual identity on a 3D sign and 2D poster shows what?

    • isolated concepts
    • varying branding
    • consistent identity
    • random styling

12. What design approach allows a symbol to be understood across languages?

    • local dialect usage
    • universal visual communication
    • language translation
    • complex text explanation

13. What design consideration ensures a logo remains clear when printed without colour?

    • digital rendering
    • surface finish
    • colour theory
    • reproduction conditions

14. Adapting a flat graphic logo for a physical trade fair stand demonstrates what?

    • two dimensions
    • three dimensions
    • screen output
    • surface texture

15. Why must worldwide identity solutions function effectively across varied media?

    • universal recognition
    • lower cost
    • printing speed
    • file reduction

16. What is the benefit of exploring both traditional and digital graphic media?

    • extended solutions
    • easier printing
    • reduced costs
    • faster production

17. Graphic communication design solutions should balance aesthetics with what other factor?

    • scientific accuracy
    • manufacturing weight
    • commercial considerations
    • artistic freedom

18. Why are signs and symbols valuable in communication graphics?

    • artistic complexity
    • decorative style
    • detailed narrative
    • quick meaning

19. How should a flat logo be adapted for placement in a physical environment?

    • converted to text
    • tested in 3D
    • left unchanged
    • printed larger

20. Research into what two factors helps create successful international identity solutions?

    • costs and profits
    • shapes and tones
    • audiences and places
    • materials and tools

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