RT III MMATIVE EVALUATION
A. Directions: Fill in the missing term in the given statement.
1.
is a field of art that has to do with the communication of some specific
message to a group of people through the use of words and pictures.
2. The
is now being used by the graphic designers to assemble text materials,
select type (font library), and create and edit images.
3. A poster is a kind of a
or announcement that has as its goal the
communication of information through words and pictures or symbols.
4. Layout is the
of graphic design.
5. There are no texts, pictures, or other graphic images covering the
6.
have been around for quite some time. Among the services offered by
early printers in the 15th century was the design and printing of single sheets, called
broadsides.
7. A
or an entire team of specialists, artistic directors, illustrators,
photographers, writers, and market researchers come together to create a work of graphic
design
8. The artists who are in the field of graphic design are called
designers,
9. A
is not that limited in space.
10. They install software programs on the
so they can plan layouts.​

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