Lesson 4.1.7
4.1.7 Package design Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 4
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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According to the specification, what is package design?
- Digital motion graphics
- Typographic letter forms
- Functional 3D material
- Static screen signage
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Which three core functions are identified for package design?
- Draw, paint, sculpt
- Animate, record, edit
- Print, bind, fold
- Protect, promote, communicate
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What kind of material does package design work with?
- sound
- light only
- 3D material
- two-dimensional screens only
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What technical methods are listed for creating package design structures?
- Glazing and firing
- Construction processes and materials
- Etching and stamping
- Weaving and knitting
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What materials are listed for use in package design?
- hand-painted exclusively
- traditional and non-traditional
- digital only
- screen-printed only
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What variety must package design accommodate according to the spec?
- Audiences and screens
- Products and purposes
- Animations and videos
- Fonts and typefaces
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Which is NOT a stated function of package design?
- communicating brand identity
- promoting the product
- protecting the product
- recording sound
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A tea box that guards contents while displaying brand colours shows which two functions?
- Animate and record audio
- Protect and communicate identity
- Weave and stitch fabric
- Print and bind pages
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What packaging feature combines graphic media and structural folding to communicate information?
- Plastic shrink wrap
- Fold-out panel
- Barcode sticker
- Plain cardboard box
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What packaging construction process serves the specific function of opening a pack?
- Foil stamping
- Tear strip
- Gloss lamination
- Embossed logo
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Designing packaging across multiple sizes demonstrates what requirement?
- Exclusive prototype
- A range of products
- Single item focus
- Static branding
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Using recycled fibre for a modern cosmetics pack demonstrates what type of material choice?
- Non-traditional materials
- Standard card
- Traditional timber
- Standard virgin paper
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Adding interior cardboard supports to protect a fragile product demonstrates what core function?
- Visual typography
- Brand promotion
- Surface decoration
- Functional protection
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Creating a pack with clear shelf visibility achieves what primary commercial goal?
- Containment
- Disposal
- Promotion
- Insulation
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What are the two main competing requirements that package design must successfully balance?
- Texture and finish
- Protection and promotion
- Colour and shape
- Weight and size
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What does package design use to protect, promote and communicate brand identity?
- flat paper
- motion graphics
- digital video
- 3D material
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What dimension of material is functionally designed in package design?
- 3D
- 4D
- 2D
- linear
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What is the key design flaw if crucial pack graphics are hidden once the 3D form is folded?
- Poor 3D visual planning
- Incorrect font choice
- Overpriced materials
- Excessive ink usage
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What two overarching factors must packaging balance according to the graphic design specification?
- Aesthetic and commercial
- Natural and synthetic
- Digital and manual
- Internal and external
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What is the primary purpose of physically testing a three-dimensional packaging prototype?
- Evaluating yarn strength
- Measuring screen resolution
- Checking structure and function
- Testing dye fastness
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