Graphics

Question 1

Line

Answer 1

(Or rule) 
Divide layout
Connect elements
Vary in thickness & colour
Underline words to emphasis

Question 2

Shape

Answer 2

Interest reader
Help organise page by separating and giving a easier layout
Do draw attention to that area
Can be natural, geometric or abstract

Question 3

Texture

Answer 3

Physical texture-coarseness or smoothness of paper
Visual texture-pattern in amazes
Both create moods & add richness
Blocks off text ass texture and create visual balance in a layout

Question 4

Size

Answer 4

Often most important is biggest
Create dominant focal point
Text is also used is way

Question 5

Colour

Answer 5

To create moods
Creating coordinate identity
Can bring unity and contrast

Question 6

Value

Answer 6

Colour tones in a layout
Darker tones have a high value
Dark against light is contrast making it more dramatic

Question 7

Principles

Answer 7

Balance
Contrast
Emphasis/dominance 
Rhythm 
Proximity/unity
Alignment
White space
Flow

Question 8

Balance

Answer 8

Symmetrical
Equally spaced out around the centre
Asymmetrical is contrast, movement, excitement

Question 9

Contrast

Answer 9

Colours across from each other on the colour wheel
Shapes colours and texts that are opposite
Making it eye catching

Question 10

Emphasis/dominance

Answer 10

Making fonts bigger or bolder underlining or displaying against a white space

Question 11

Rhythm

Answer 11

Creating a feeling of movement by repeating elements

Can direct the reader and make layout easy to understand

Question 12

Proximity/unity

Answer 12

Related elements

Can be same colour related linking them together

Question 13

Alignment

Answer 13

Fully justified, left justified, right justified, centre justified

Question 14

White space

Answer 14

Directing eyes to important area

Eye catching

Question 15

Flow

Answer 15

Leading eye through page

Question 16

Location plan

Answer 16

Position and size of buildings

Scale normally 1:1250 or 1:1000

Question 17

Site plan

Answer 17

Outline of building

Scale 1:500 or 1:200

Question 18

Floor plan

Answer 18

Inside of building

Scale 1:50 or 1:100

Question 19

Sections

Answer 19

Gives info on how a building should be built

Scales 1:20

Question 20

Circuit diagram

Answer 20

Hot and cold water system is shown

Question 21

Schematic diagrams

Answer 21

Presents a 3D installation as a simple diagram

Question 22

Advantages on CAD/CAG/DTP

Answer 22

Quality output
Multiple copy’s
Easy to edit
Lass storage

Question 23

Disadvantages of CAD/CAG/DTP

Answer 23

Training time
Cost
Loss of power
Hackers

Question 24

Elements (nat5)

Answer 24

Line
Colour
Shape
Size

Question 25

Principles (nat5)

Answer 25

Contrast White space Alignment Unity

Question 26

Impact on environment

Answer 26

Environmental friendly ink Make online version Use local printing no delivery Use recycled paper

Question 27

3 p's

Answer 27

Preliminary Production Promotion

Question 28

Preliminary

Answer 28

Initial sketches or thumbnail quickly | Uses to convey initial ideas/info

Question 29

Production

Answer 29

All formal drawings Orthographic, sections, exploded, isometric e.c.t So an item can accurately be made

Question 30

Promotion

Answer 30

Leaflets, posters, flyers e.c.t | To advertise/sell something

Question 31

CAD model

Answer 31

Solid, surface, wire frame

Question 32

Elements

Answer 32

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