KS3 - Ks3 Ict - Processing Text And Images 04 Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

Text in a DTP is usually created .......

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directly from a database linked to the DTP software
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in a CAD application and then exported to a DTP suite
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in a spreadsheet and then imported into a DTP
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in a word processor and then imported into a DTP suite

Q.2.

Images in a DTP are usually manipulated .......

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directly in a DTP
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in a graphics card and then imported into a DTP
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in a graphics editor before importing into a DTP
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in an image viewer and then transferred to a DTP

Q.3.

An advantage of DTP over word processing is .......

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DTP applications are faster
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DTP applications are more expensive to buy
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DTP has greater control over page layout
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DTP is what professionals use

Q.4.

DTP applications are 'frame based' which means .......

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text and images are arranged on a framework
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text and images are arranged on a grid
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text and images are arranged on a grid called a 'frame'
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text and images are contained in boxes called 'frames'

Q.5.

Frames can be dragged around .......

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from one page to an adjacent page wherever you want
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from one page to any other page wherever you want
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No they can't! Frames are fixed in position once created
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on the page they were created on but nowhere else

Q.6.

Which of these is not usually true of text frames?

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Can be made in unusual shapes - not just rectangular
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One frame can be on multiple pages of a document
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Link together, so text flows from one frame to another
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They can be positioned in columns on a page

Q.7.

Which is not a reason for creating a DTP template?

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Creating a master copy of a page layout for repeated use
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For a document which will only be used once
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Maintaining a consistent look to related publications
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To save time - new layout can be based on an existing one

Q.8.

Templates might be useful for creating what?

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Flyers
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Web pages
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Newspapers
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All of the above

Q.9.

Most DTP programs feature 'grids'. Grids are used .......

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as a reference to place text, graphics and tables accurately
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to create tables easily
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to enable graphs to be drawn
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to work out the coordinates of an object on the page

Q.10.

Some DTP programs allow the use of 'styles'. These .......

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are designer looks - young, professional, glossy etc.
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automatically make a publication look impressive
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fix font type, size, colour etc. used for text with that 'style'
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make text more interesting to read