Lesson 4.1.6
4.1.6 Multi-media Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 4
20 questions
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Lesson 4.1.6, Multi-media: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Art & Design (1AD0/1FA0/1GC0/1TE0/1TD0/1PY0), Unit 4: Graphic Communication, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What kinds of media does multi-media use according to the specification?
- Strictly metal wire
- Only digital files
- Exclusively hand-drawn
- Traditional and non-traditional
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Which specific technique is listed under multi-media in the specification?
- Hand lettering
- Motion graphics
- Etched typography
- Cast ceramics
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Which video types are explicitly named for multi-media work?
- Analog and printed
- Lens-based and digital
- Drawn and painted
- Static and vector
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What is the primary aim of communication in multi-media design?
- Ideas for audiences
- Weighing physical items
- Printing large books
- Storing heavy files
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Which screen-based activity is listed as part of multi-media techniques?
- Block printing
- Manual weaving
- Stone carving
- Screen recording
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What does the specification emphasise about multi-media materials?
- Isolated working
- Combined techniques
- Printed output only
- Single medium use
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Which area of study includes animation?
- typography
- package design
- multi-media
- signage
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An animated explainer for a museum exhibition uses which primary media?
- Baked ceramics
- Woven textiles
- Engraved stone
- Screen-based animation
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Combining a motion graphics title sequence with live-action video uses what?
- Print and ink
- Clay and glaze
- Video and motion
- Wood and glue
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Recording a voice-over and music for a documentary is an example of what?
- Package folding
- Sign painting
- Static drawing
- Screen recording
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Editing hand-drawn animation digitally demonstrates the use of what?
- Only vector shapes
- Mixed media
- Purely analog tools
- Single source print
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What is the primary goal of designing a multi-screen piece for a public audience?
- Recording footage
- Drafting sketches
- Selecting typefaces
- Engaging audiences
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Adapting motion graphics pacing for children demonstrates designing for what?
- Construction processes
- Brand identity
- Signage symbols
- Purpose and audience
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Combining a lens-based video clip with graphic overlays is an example of what technique?
- Multi-media combination
- Signage creation
- Package design
- Typographic layout
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Why must media in multi-media projects be carefully chosen?
- Reduce print costs
- Standardise frames
- Eliminate animation
- Suit communicative aims
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What do non-traditional media introduce to multi-media communication?
- Static print layouts
- Traditional drawing tools
- New interaction possibilities
- Standardised typefaces
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What distinguishes lens-based video from motion graphics?
- Typography styling
- Three-dimensional graphics
- Recorded camera footage
- Hand-drawn animation
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Besides video, what does multi-media practice incorporate?
- Stitched fabric samples
- Traditional oil painting
- Animation and motion graphics
- Hand-carved woodblocks
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Why do combined multi-media techniques require careful planning?
- Files must shrink
- Fonts must match
- Elements must align
- Colours must match
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Why might a designer use screen-based recording for a practical process?
- Design static typography
- Document time-based sequences
- Create 3D packaging
- Produce brand logos
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