What is Adobe Illustrator?

Illustrator is a vector drawing program.

What does Digital Citizenship mean?

Using digital media safely, responsibly, andrespectfully

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Unit 1, 2, and 3 Assessment

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Review of Copyright laws, Digital citizenship, Advertising and Adobe Illustrator.

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1
What is NOT an example of creative works?
Bananas
Music
Poetry
Paintings
2
What are some elements of a brand?
Slogan (jingle)
All of these answers
Logo
Mascot
3
What are some elements of design?
shape
form
color
All of these answers
4
Using a small amount ofsomeone’s creative work WITHOUT permission, but only in certain ways is:
Public Domain
Copyright
Fair Use
Creative Commons
5
What IS NOT an example of Fair Use?
Novelas
News
Commentary
Education
6
What are some advantages of Vector Graphics?
Smaller file size
Lines are crisp and sharp at any sizes
All of these answers
Scalable without resolution loss
7
What's the safest way to use someone else’screative work regardless of which license it has?
Ask permission to use the work
Assume it’s in the public domain & use ithowever you want
Check who owns the work
Give credit to the creator
8
What is Adobe Illustrator?
A raster graphics editing program.
Illustrator is a vector drawing program.
9
Which law is your original workautomatically protected under as soon as you create it?
Public Domain
Creative Commons
Copyright
Fair Use
10
What does Digital Citizenship mean?
Not giving credit to someone else’s work
Using digital media safely, responsibly, andrespectfully
Any information about you on the Internet
An online membership
11
Artists allowing others to use their creative works as long as they're given credit is called:
Fair Use
Public Domain
Copyright
Creative Commons
12
What is NOT a PRINCIPLE of design?
Sound
Emphasis
Unity/Harmony
Movement
13
What is NOT a tactic of persuasion used inadvertising to help sell a product or service?
Celebrity Endorsements
Nail clipping
Real-life situations
Statistics/Facts

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