Which type of communications uses symbols or words on a substrate to communicate a message?

Printed graphic communications products are everywhere you look.

Which printing process is from a flat surface?

Once the design principles are taken into consideration it is time to work on the layout. Which of the following is NOT a step

Designing the message has two main steps, preparing and producing the message.

Which printing process that uses ink that is sprayed onto a substrate?

Once a designer gets to know the audience for the message, they need to figure out how to appeal to the audience. A message needs all the following except...

Most people use electrostatic or inkjet printers in their home/school/office to print.

Which printing process that uses a squeegee and a stencil?

When producing a printed graphic message, the designer must determine who the audience is, what the audience likes and dislikes, and what the audience’s interests are. This is called?

Which printing process is from a recessed surface?

Once a product has been printed, it might require finishing work, such as cutting, folding, drilling or punching, die cutting, assembling, binding, stamping, and embossing.

What printing process is from a raised surface. Ink is applied to the raised surface.

In order to do electronic publishing you only need a computer, mouse, monitor, scanner, and a printer. Which of the following is NOT needed.

Typefaces are grouped into 5 categories. The typeface that has small rounded or pointed flairs at the end of the letters, like Times New Roman is which category?

What images are generated mathematically, with specific points in the image defining its shape.

What printing process this uses electrically charged image on a drum to hold toner. The toner is then transferred to the paper. A heating unit fuses the toner onto the paper?

Which images are made of pixels, with information assigned to each pixel?

What printing process from a computer

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