Q: You should design a print-ready logo using RGB colors.

A: False
Q: True or False? It is generally recommended to use two or less typefaces in a logo.
A: True
Q: Using golden ratio while designing a logo is an old practice and it's not important
anymore.
A: False
Q: A Logo should appeal to its target market.
A: True
Q: When an empty part of a logo creates another shape, it is commonly called...
A: negative space
Q: "Google" logo is made in which of these styles?
A: Wordmark
Q: What special use cases should be considered when designing a logo?
A: All of these
Q: What is the gestalt principle of closure?
A: When an object isn't completely closed, but closed enough that we perceive it as
being closed
Q: What is the native file format of Adobe Illustrator?
A: AI
Q: It is helpful to do industry competitive research while designing a logo, in order
to:
A: All of these
Q: Logos should initially be made using __________.
A: Vectors
Q: Which logo color mode is used in Web media?
A: RGB

Q: What is a Pantone?
A: A color-matching system to ensure color quality remains consistent when printing
Q: Its not a good practice to have ___ in the main logo?
A: Clipart and Free Stocks
Q: Common ways to ensure logo readability include
A: High contrast colors, clear and easy to read typography, minimal and crisp icon
Q: Which of these is a gestalt principle of design?
A: All of these
Q: What are five principles for an effective logo design?
A: Simplicity, Memorability, Durability, Versatility, and Relevance
Q: True or false: A logo should be designed to be visible outdoors, at a distance, or
on a movie screen, even if the client says they only want to use it online.
A: True
Q: What is the main benefit of using a vector filetype over a raster filetype?
A: Infinite Scalability
Q: True or false: Photoshop is the best software for creating professional logos.
A: False
Q: 4 Good goals for a logo design are
A: Simple, versatile, memorable, relevant
Q: Designing a logo for a product or service:
A: Both are true
Q: When designing a logo, you should generally start in
A: Black & White
Q: Duotone is
A: When two ink colors are used in the reproduction of an image. It is a common and
cost effect method of printing.
Q: An logotype should conform to which of these maxims?

A: To be memorable, instantaneously recognizable and have clarity when

reproduced in small sizes.
Q: Which of these is a vector filetype?
A: EPS
Q: To prevent any tampering of the logo in .ai format, what should you do to the file
before handing it over to the client?
A: All of these
Q: True or False? A logo should be stretched and distorted to make it fit unusually
sized spaces.
A: False
Q: What questions should you ask a client in preparation for designing a logo?
A: Who is your audience, what is your product or service, what is the most
important message to get across?
Q: True or False? A logo can simply be typography.
A: True
Q: Tradedress are colors that are strategically selected to reflect the brand
attributes of a company.
A: True
Q: True or False? Sketching on paper is considered to be an outdated and obsolete
activity in logo design.
A: False
Q: Color decisions for your logo directly affect all of these EXCEPT:
A: (All of these effect the logo directly)
Q: True or False? In most cases, a photograph can be used as a logo.
A: False
Q: The main, usually vertical stroke of a letterform is called "stem".
A: True
Q: True or false: When your client asks for a print-ready logo file, you should provide
them with a .PSD (Photoshop) file.

A: False
Q: True or false: CMYK is the same as RGB, just darker onscreen.
A: False
Q: The use of different color in a logo will affect certain mood from audience.
A: True
Q: A non-exclusive logo is a logo that is resold and can have multiple owners.
A: True
Q: Which of these should you NOT do when designing a logo
A: Use stock art as icons for the logo
Q: What is an outline?
A: Tracing of the outer edge of text or a graphic image.
Q: Logos generally work best when they:
A: Have one clear idea and aesthetic
Q: Which of these is a classification of typefaces?
A: All of these
Q: What format should a logo be designed for?
A: There is not a specific format a logo should be designed for.
Q: True or False? Only big businesses benefit from having a logo.
A: False
Q: True or False? Logos should only exist for products and never services.
A: False
Q: It's okay to copy another logo design if...
A: It is never okay to copy another logo design
Q: What are the two primary color modes (for print and for web, in that order)?
A: CMYK, RGB
Q: What is a possible reason for redesigning a companies logo

A: All of these
Q: When reducing a logo's size, you should make sure
A: All of these
Q: True or False? Branding is the same thing as logo design.
A: False
Q: One of the advantages of designing a logo for a website is that you can use as
many colors as you want because it will only be used in one place
A: False
Q: What is half-toning used for?
A: To create the appearance of a gradient in limited-color situations
Q: Some logos may need a secondary version created for:
A: All of these
Q: What formats should deliver to the client when logo is finally approved
A: .AI, .EPS, .PNG and .JPG
Q: What is the best way to find out if a logo has been effectively designed before
allowing a client to put it to use?
A: Present the logo to a sampling of potential target audience members and have
them rate the logo's effectiveness.
Q: True or False: - The logo is a part of a brand.
A: True
Q: When designing a logo, it's important to consider the company and it's brand
strategy.
A: True
Q: What is the Adobe Illustrator feature called that transforms a scanned drawing
into editable vector points?
A: LiveTrace
Q: A logo should be
A: All of these

Q: When designing a logo it's good practice to:

A: design multiple mockups and versions for various logo applications
Q: What elements should be considered when designing a logo's brand standards?
A: All of these
Q: Which of these is a lossless raster filetype?
A: TIFF
Q: A logo should never be smaller than:
A: the size it begins to be illegible
Q: What is a gradient?
A: A color that shifts to a different color over a set amount of space
Q: What is a bezier curve?
A: Smooth curves made in vector graphics software
Q: What is a ligature?
A: Two letters designed to seamlessly connect
Q: A Slab serif is the type of serif font that evolved from the Modern style and it is
characterized by:
A: thick, block-like serifs.
Q: What is kerning?
A: Changing the space between two characters
Q: When a logo is protected by the USPTO, it is called a...
A: Trademark
Q: What is a knockout?
A: something that is reversed out of a dark background
Q: What is a lockup?
A: A symbol and logotype placed together in a specific arrangement
Q: Which of these is not a principle of design?
A: Shade

Q: A logo is also called...

A: a brandmark
Q: What is a "logotype"?
A: An element of the logo consisting of the name or initial characters of an
organization or individual
Q: What gestalt principle does the FedEx logo make use of?
A: Figure Ground
Q: It's okay to copy another logo design if...
A: It is never okay to copy another logo design
Q: Color theory is complex, but designers who understand the basics are able to use
color to their advantage.
A: True
Q: What questions should you ask a client in preparation for designing a logo?
A: Who is your audience, what is your product or service, what is the most
important message to get across?
Q: An logotype should conform to which of these maxims?
A: To be memorable, instantaneously recognizable and have clarity when
reproduced in small sizes.
Q: True or False, strongly consider a custom font for your design. The more original
the font, the more it will distinguish the brand.
A: True
Q: Colors that are so bright that they are hard on the eyes helps logos stand out and
be noticed.
A: False
Q: When designing a logo it's good practice to:
A: design multiple mockups and versions for various logo applications
Q: What is the best way to find out if a logo has been effectively designed before
allowing a client to put it to use?

A: Present the logo to a sampling of potential target audience members and have
them rate the logo's effectiveness.
Q: What is the gestalt principle of closure?
A: When an object isn't completely closed, but closed enough that we perceive it as
being closed
Q: How many different colors are there on a "Google" logotype?
A: 4
Q: the golden ratio is ________
A: 1.61803398875
Q: Which of the following is not a kind of text type?
A: Line type
Q: Which of the following checkpoints can be useful before delivering the final
product to the client?
A:
a. It should not change or lose the meaning when converted into grayscale image.
b. Colors should not be used which are hard on the eyes.
c. Fonts should be legible when scaled down.
d. All of the Above.
Q: There are no rules for the use of fonts while designing the logo but which of the
logos marked as A and B in the image given above is ideally most acceptable?

A:
a. A
b. B
Q: Which of the following is the best approach while creating the logos?
A:
a. Working with Vectors
b. Working with Raster
c. a and b
Q: The color wheel shown in the image above represents the right labels to its
corresponding category.

A:
a. True
b. False
Q: Which of the following colors falls in Primary colors?
A:
a. Blue
b. Cyan
c. Black
d. Purple
Q: Which of the following element(s) is/ are not good to be used while creating the
logos keeping in mind the dynamic scope of implementation?
A:
a. Fonts
b. Vectors
c. Images
d. None of the above
Q: What problems can you face if you make this graphic a part of the logo?

A:
a. It can lose the detail when transformed to smaller size.
b. It can be difficult to color each segment of the detail.
c. Both a and b
d. None of the above
Q: Which of the following color(s) fall(s) in neutral colors?
A:
a. Grey
b. Black
c. White
d. All of the above.
Q: What are complementary colors?
A:

a. Colors that are opposite to each other on the color wheel.

b. Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
c. Colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel.
d. Colors arranged into two complementary pairs.
Q: How do the following terms define themselves in context to logo making?
Match the following
1) Relevance
1) It should be different from the others.
2) Versatile
2) It should be readable enough even when scaled to any size.
3) Legible
3) It should convey the meaning and purpose of the business.
4) Unique
4) It should be adaptable to all the mediums without losing its
meaning.
A:
a. 1 and 1, 2 and 2, 3 and 3, 4 and 4 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
b. 1 and 3, 2 and 4, 3 and 2, 4 and 1
c. 1 and 2, 2 and 1, 3 and 4, 4 and 3
d. 1 and 4, 2 and 3, 3 and 1, 4 and 2
Q: What can be the most acceptable approach for creating a logo?
1. Brainstorm and generate ideas
2. Sketch the ideas
3. Develop vector designs
4. Submit it to clients
A:
a. 2,1,3,4
b. 3,1,2,4
c. 1,2,3,4
d. 1,3,2,4
Q: Which of the given Wrapping styles follows the curve of the object in Corel Draw?
A:
a. Square
b. Square Straddle Text
c. Contour
d. All of the above.
Q: Which color model will you use for creating a logo keeping in mind it will get
printed in the end?
A:
a. RGB
b. CYMK
c. HSB
d. a and b
Q: Which of the following tools lets you design multi-colored filled objects with

maximum fluid color transitions in Corel Draw?

A:
a. Interactive Fill
b. Smart Fill
c. Mesh Fill
d. Fountain Fill
Q: In Illustrator, ____________________ lets you combine multiple objects and specify
how you want each object to interact with the other objects.
A:
a. Compound shapes
b. Compound paths
c. Pathfinder effects
d. None of the above
Q: Which option gives you the result shown in the image above while using the
Envelope Distort command in the Object menu of Illustrator?
A:
a. Make with Warp
b. Make with Mesh
c. Make with Top Object
d. None of the above
Q: How does the option enclosed in the red box in the image above behave when
drawing with the selected brush in Illustrator?
A:
a. It scales the brush strokes equally according to the width and the height.
b. It scales the brush in a non-proportional manner and stretches the brush in which
the stroke is being made.
c. It scales only the area that falls between the guides set by the user and keeps the
remaining part unchanged.
d. None of the above.
Q: How does checking the "Align New Objects to Pixel Grid" option, highlighted in
red in the image above, affect the new objects drawn by you in Illustrator?
A:
a. It enables an object to have its vertical and horizontal paths aligned to the pixel
grid.
b. It enables an object to have its curved paths aligned to the pixel grid.
c. It provides a crisp appearance to the curved path aligned to the pixel grid even in
the raster output.
d. a and b
Q: The anchor points of the connecting segments display__________________ in

illustrator.
A:
a. direction points
b. direction lines
c. direction handles
d. segments
Q: Which of the following is/are the way(s) to manipulate the gradient on a stroke in
Illustrator?
A:
a. Apply Gradient Within Stroke
b. Apply Gradient Along Stroke
c. Apply Gradient Across Stroke
d. All of the above
Q: Which of the following options of the Pencil tool determines the range of the
mouse with respect to an existing selected path in order to edit the path in
Illustrator?
A:
a. Fidelity
b. Edit Selected Paths
c. Within: _ pixels
d. Keep Selected
Q: In Illustrator, The _______________________option of the Envelope Options specifies
how precisely you want the object to fit the envelope mold.
A:
a. Preserve Shape Using
b. Fidelity
c. Distort Pattern Fills
d. Anti-Alias
Q: Extruding and Revolving are the two ways to convert 2-dimensional objects into
3-dimensional objects in Illustrator.
A:
a. True
b. False
Q: Which option in "Shape Builder Tool Options" allows you to split the parent path
into two in Illustrator?
A:
a. Gap Detection
b. Consider Open Filled Paths as Closed
c. Stroke Splits the Path (In the Merge mode)

d. Highlight Stroke When Editab

Q: Which option under the Envelope Distort command in the Object menu would
you use to get the result shown in figure B from the original figure A using
Illustrator?
A:
a. Make With Warp
b. Make With Mesh
c. Make With Top Object
d. None of the above
Q: In Illustrator, The higher value of the Fidelity option of the Pencil tool options
makes ______________ and less ____________ paths.
A:
a. smoother, complex
b. sharp, irregular
c. complex, smooth
d. None of the above
Q: Which option in the stylize sub-menu of the Effect menu controls the amount the
scribble lines curve before they reverse direction in Illustrator?
A:
a. Angle
b. Path Overlap
c. Variation
d. Curviness
Q: In CorelDraw, Which of the following tools do you use to merge the two shapes
into one as shown in the image?
A:
a. Envelope Tool
b. Boundary Effect
c. Contour Tool
d. Powerclip
Q: In Corel Draw, The __________________rendering intent is suitable for logos or other
graphics that contain only a few out-of-gamut colors.
A:
a. Relative colorimetric
b. Absolute colorimetric
c. Perceptual
d. Saturation
Q: Which tool has been used to fill the shape with the gradient in Corel Draw, as

shown in the image?

A:
a. Interactive tool ->Linear
b. Interactive tool ->Radial
c. Interactive tool ->Conical
d. Interactive tool ->Sqaure
Q: Starting clockwise from the top left in the above-given image, identify the types
of surface shading as available in the 3D Revolve Options dialog box in Illustrator.
A:
a.Wireframe, No Shading, Diffuse Shading, Plastic Shading
b.Diffuse Shading, Wireframe, No Shading, Plastic Shading
c.No Shading, Plastic Shading, Wireframe, Diffuse Shading
d.Plastic Shading, Wireframe, No Shading, Diffuse Shading
Q: What tool has been used to achieve the result in Corel Draw as shown in the
image above?
A:
a. Blend Tool
b. Smart Drawing
c. Angular Dimensions
d. Distort
Q: Name the tools of the Corel Draw that have been shown in the image above?
A:
a. Crop, Knife, Eraser, Virtual segment delete
b. Shape, Smduge Brush, Roughen Brush, Free Transform
c. Smart Fill, Post Script Fill, Interactive Fill, Mesh Fill
d. Drop Shadow, Extrude, Contour, Transparency
Q: How can you achieve the result in Corel Draw as shown in the image above?
A:
a. Text ->Drop Cap
b. Text ->Straighten Text
c. Text ->Fit Text To Path
d. Text ->Encode
Q: In Corel Draw, You cannot move individual characters in artistic text, but you can
use a variety of special effects.
A:
a. Yes
b. No
Q: The Smooth mesh color option in Corel Draw allows the colors added to the mesh

nodes to blend seamlessly with the rest of the object.

A:
a.Yes
b.No
Q: In Corel Draw, _______________ tool lets you create smooth curves with fewer
nodes than curves drawn by any freehand tool.
A:
a. Bezier
b. B-spline
c. 2-point line
d. 3-point curve