Question

directions: match the definitions to the terms

1. the principle that is the act of placing individual elements on an image in such a way as to emphasize an object is __________.
2. the proportion of an images height to its width is called the __________
3. __________ the vertical spacing between lines
4. __________ the spacing between two individual characters
5. continuous and unauthorized growth of a projects scope is known as __________
6. the order in which feedback is presented on an aspect of a project is known as a __________
7. most illustrator projects will either be__________ documents, or used on the web
8. __________ refers to a specific subset of colors or a color range
9. state of work that becomes free for use 50 to 100 years after the author’s death is __________
10. used for print documents, use 300 ppi for high quality printing. __________
11. to __________ an image is to convert it from a vector drawing into an object with pixels in bitmap format
12. a graphics interchange format (gif) format is used for ___ and transparency.
13. a(n) __________ release is a signed document allowing for using someones likeness or image in a project.

Explanation:

1. Emphasis/Composition Principle: The act of placing elements to emphasize an object relates to design principles, often in graphic design (part of Arts, subfield could be Visual Arts/Design). The term is likely "Emphasis" or "Focal Point" (but more likely design - related term like "Composition" or "Emphasis"). However, a more precise term for placing elements to emphasize is "Emphasis" (design principle) or "Focal Point". But in graphic design, the principle of emphasizing an object through element placement is "Emphasis" (or "Focal Point").
2. Aspect Ratio: The proportion of height to width of an image is the "Aspect Ratio".
3. Line Spacing/Leading: The vertical spacing between lines is "Leading" (in typography) or "Line Spacing".
4. Kerning: The spacing between two individual characters is "Kerning".
5. Scope Creep: Continuous and unauthorized growth of a project's scope is "Scope Creep" (project management, subfield of Business - Management or Social Science - Construction Project Management).
6. Feedback Loop/Iteration Order: The order of feedback on a project aspect is a "Feedback Loop" or "Iteration Sequence", but more commonly in project management, it could be a "Feedback Cycle" or "Review Order". However, a standard term is "Feedback Loop" or "Iteration".
7. Print: Most Illustrator projects are for "Print" documents or web.
8. Color Palette: A specific subset of colors or color range is a "Color Palette".
9. Public Domain: Work that becomes free for use 50 - 100 years after author's death (depending on jurisdiction, but generally "Public Domain").
10. Resolution (DPI): For print, 300 ppi is "Resolution" (dots per inch, ppi - pixels per inch). The term is "Resolution" (print resolution).
11. Rasterize: Converting a vector image to bitmap (pixels) is "Rasterize".
12. Animation (GIF): GIF is used for "Animation" (and transparency, as GIFs can have animated frames).
13. Model Release: A signed document allowing use of someone's likeness is a "Model Release".

Answer:

1. Emphasis (or Focal Point / Composition)
2. Aspect Ratio
3. Leading (or Line Spacing)
4. Kerning
5. Scope Creep
6. Feedback Loop (or Iteration / Review Order)
7. Print
8. Color Palette
9. Public Domain
10. Resolution (Print Resolution)
11. Rasterize
12. Animation
13. Model