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1 / 30

What is ‘typographic hierarchy’ in graphic design?

The history and development of different typefaces

The arrangement of type to signify levels of importance in text

The alignment of text in a layout

The selection of fonts for different devices

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What is the focus of ‘landscape urbanism’?

Designing urban spaces with a primary focus on building placement

The integration of natural landscape features into urban planning

Prioritizing pedestrian pathways in city layouts

Developing urban areas solely for residential use

3 / 30

Why is ‘Contrast’ a critical element in design?

To create a uniform and bland appearance

To avoid drawing attention to any specific element

To create visual interest and emphasize key elements

To use only similar shades and tones

4 / 30

In web design, what is ‘responsive design’?

Design that adapts to user feedback

Design that changes based on the time of day

Design that adjusts layout and content based on screen size and orientation

Design that uses motion graphics and animations

5 / 30

How are ‘Neuromorphic Chips’ influencing the future of computing and AI?

By reducing processing speeds

Through mimicking the neural structure of the human brain for faster, more efficient computing

By focusing only on memory storage

To replace traditional silicon-based chips entirely

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In ‘Smart Cities,’ what is the significance of ‘Integrated Mobility Platforms’?

To focus solely on private vehicle use

Through combining different modes of transport into a cohesive, user-friendly system

By limiting public transportation options

To increase urban traffic congestion

7 / 30

How does ‘Rhythm’ contribute to a design’s effectiveness?

By keeping all elements static and uniform

By making the design unpredictable

By creating a sense of organized movement and flow

By focusing on irregular patterns

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In product design, what is the advantage of ‘rapid prototyping’?

To reduce the overall cost of product development

To ensure products adhere to market trends

To quickly create and test models for design evaluation and refinement

To focus on producing the most durable prototypes

9 / 30

The Treaty of Versailles was primarily associated with which event?

End of the American War of Independence

Conclusion of the French Revolution

End of World War I

Start of the Russian Revolution

10 / 30

“The School of Athens,” a famous Renaissance fresco representing various classical philosophers, was painted by which artist?

Raphael

Leonardo da Vinci

Michelangelo

Donatello

11 / 30

How is ‘Artificial Photosynthesis’ being explored as a means to address energy and environmental challenges?

By replicating the aesthetic aspects of natural photosynthesis

Through converting sunlight, water, and CO2 into usable energy and materials

By focusing only on oxygen production

To replace solar panel technology

12 / 30

Who is credited with the architectural design of the iconic Sydney Opera House?

Frank Gehry

Jørn Utzon

I.M. Pei

Norman Foster

13 / 30

Who was the first female athlete to win five gold medals at a single Olympic Games?

Nadia Comăneci

Katie Ledecky

Kristin Otto

Florence Griffith-Joyner

14 / 30

Which Indian state is renowned for the classical dance form Kathak, known for its intricate footwork and rapid spins?

Uttar Pradesh

Rajasthan

Gujarat

Maharashtra

15 / 30

What is the function of ‘Scale’ in design?

To ensure uniform size among elements

To create a hierarchy through size variation

To focus solely on the smallest elements

To dictate the color scheme

16 / 30

Who introduced the concept of ‘blobitecture’, a style characterized by organic, blob-like shapes in architecture?

Frank Gehry

Zaha Hadid

Greg Lynn

Norman Foster

17 / 30

How is ‘Whitespace’ effectively utilized in design?

By filling it with as much content as possible

By minimizing its use

By using it to create breathing space and focus

To reduce the overall design impact

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In graphic design, what is the principle of ‘alignment’?

The process of ensuring all elements in a design are evenly spaced

The arrangement of elements so they line up along a common edge

The selection of complementary colors in a layout

The choice of consistent fonts throughout a design

19 / 30

What was the primary cause of the Chinese Revolution in 1949?

Economic reforms

Foreign invasion

Communist ideology

Imperial collapse

20 / 30

How is ‘Blockchain’ technology impacting digital identity verification?

By complicating the verification process

Through creating secure, decentralized, and tamper-proof identity records

By focusing only on financial transactions

To limit access to digital services

21 / 30

How is ‘Bioremediation’ being used to address environmental pollution?

By increasing the use of chemical treatments

Through utilizing living organisms to clean up contaminated sites

By focusing solely on air pollution

To limit the scope of environmental cleanup efforts

22 / 30

In the field of ‘Precision Agriculture,’ how are ‘Drones’ used to enhance farming practices?

By focusing solely on crop spraying

Through aerial monitoring and analysis for crop health, irrigation, and pest control

By limiting the use of technology in farming

To replace traditional farming equipment

23 / 30

What was the main aim of the United Nations at its founding in 1945?

Preventing another world war

Promoting global trade

Spreading democracy

Colonizing unclaimed territories

24 / 30

Which athlete is famous for winning gold medals in both the decathlon and pentathlon at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics?

Jim Thorpe

Bruce Jenner (Caitlyn Jenner)

Daley Thompson

Ashton Eaton

25 / 30

Who pioneered the architectural concept of ‘Metabolism’ in Japan, characterized by large-scale, flexible, and organic buildings?

Kenzo Tange

Tadao Ando

Kengo Kuma

Shigeru Ban

26 / 30

In design, what purpose does ‘Hierarchy’ serve?

To disorganize information

To give equal weight to all elements

To arrange elements based on their importance

To prioritize graphical elements over text

27 / 30

How is ‘Quantum Sensing’ revolutionizing precision measurements and diagnostics?

By reducing the accuracy of measurements

Through exploiting quantum properties to achieve unprecedented sensitivity and accuracy

By focusing solely on large-scale measurements

To limit the use of sensing technology

28 / 30

The traditional textile art of ‘Rogan Painting’, involving the use of thickened oil and dyes, comes from which Indian state?

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Rajasthan

Assam

29 / 30

In user interface (UI) design, what is the significance of ‘color contrast’?

To highlight the most expensive elements of a design

To create a uniform look across all pages

To ensure text and interactive elements are easily discernible against their background

To match the company's branding colors

30 / 30

How does ‘Proportion’ impact design composition?

By using disproportionate sizes for impact

By focusing solely on large elements

By balancing elements in terms of size for visual harmony

By using only small elements

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