Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Education

Division of Davao City

CP-TLE Information and Communication Technology IITHIRD PERIODICAL EXAM

Name: __________________________________________ Year and Section _________________

I. Multiple Choice: Write only the letter of your answer.

_____ 1. What is the emphasis of Microsoft Publisher program?A.) Advertising C.) Page LayoutB.) Book Writing D.) Text

_____ 2. Microsoft Publisher is intended for.A.) Publishing company C.) Entry levelB.) Expert D.) Children

_____ 3. The concept of visual equilibrium is the reconciliation of opposing forces in a composition that results in visual stability. In the principles of design it is called.

A.) Proportion C.) EqualityB.) Balance D.) Unity

_____ 4. Contrast achieves emphasis A) by creating neutral backgroundB) by calling attention to the repeated element C) by setting the point of emphasis apart from the rest of its backgroundD) when the elements are arranged equally on either side of a central axis

_____ 5. When a student produces an art or a design out from his imagination he is.A.) Industrious C.) IntelligentB.) Creative D.) Artist

_____ 6. The following are examples of applying the principles of Repetition, except.A.) Put repeating elements such as page numbers in the same location on each page of a multi-

page document.B.) Use the same font for all your headlines. If you have multiple levels (headline hierarchy) give

each type of head it's own style.C.) Use the same graphic rule at the top of all pages in a multi-page document or the same end

sign following each article.D.) Use the same picture in all your news paper articles.

_____ 7. Horizontal alignmentA.) text aligned to the leftB.) text aligned to the rightC.) left and right margins are exactly or visually equalD.) places graphics on the top of the page so that text are evenly distributed below.

_____ 8. A page layout with staggered headlines or with several small graphics on one half balanced by one large image on the other side is.

A.) Asymmetrical balanceB.) Symmetrical balanceC.) Staggered balanceD.) Gradation balance

_____ 9. In the example below - right (Fig 1), the trees act as the

A.) balance element to the sunB.) gradation to the whole picture

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C.) contrast to the houseD.) dominant element

______ 10. In the following picture (Figure 2 , right)

A.) symmetrical balance is achievedB.) gradation is achievedC.) asymmetrical balance is achieved D.) harmony is achieved

_____ 11. Desktop Publishing.A.) It is small-circulation documents such as local newsletters to books, magazines and

newspapers.B.) It is the process of using the computer and specific types of software to combine text and

graphics to produce documents such as newsletters, brochures, books, etc.C.) It is the process and art of combining text and graphics and communicating an effective

message in the design of logos, graphics, brochures, newsletters, posters, signs, and any other type of visual communication.

D.) It is a kind of software created by Microsoft.

_____ 12. A businessman wants to launch a new product. What publication does he needs?A.) Calling cardB.) Post card C.) Calendar with picture of his productD.) Product Brochure

____ 13. The following company logo (Fig. 3) was created using MS publisher. The three objects were created to form the logo, a circle, company’s name inside a text box, and a rectangle. How can you make these three (3) objects into one (1) movable object in your workspace.

A.) Crop the image into one.B.) Group the three objects.C.) Take a picture of design.D.) Format the shapes to form one object.

____ 14. Based on the following image (Fig. 4), how can you make the circle appears in front (Fig. 5).

A.) Click the circle shape then change the size.

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Figure 4 Figure 5

B.) Select the picture, move right, then move it back.C.) Select the circle shape, and then right click, then select order, and then select bring to front.D.) Format the circle shape to lay-out’s top and bottom.

_____ 15. To group two or more objects such as pictures, textboxes, and shapes.A.) Select the objects and format them to group one by one.B.) Select the object one after the other then select arrange menu then select group.C.) Press Ctrl + Shift + G then, select the object.D.) Press Ctrl , then select all the objects one by one while holding the ctrl key. Then go to

arrange menu and select group (or right click select group).

_____ 16. To create a tri-fold brochure using a long bond paper in landscape position. The page will be divided to three (3). Each face must have a width size of.

A.) 4 inchesB.) 4.33 inchesC.) 3.2 inchesD.) 3.5 inches

______ 17. Which steps are you going to use when you fill up a gradient background in a text box.

A.) Click the box then select format menu, then the select “textbox” option, then select “color and lines” then fill color and select gradient.

B.) Select the box, then table menu and format cells, then fill background color and select gradient.

C.) Click the box, then right click, then choose format cells, then fill the background color and select gradient.

D.) Click the box, then select edit, then fill background color then select gradient.

_____ 18. When you create your own tri-fold brochure and set the grid guide - the column guides to 3 using the Layout Guides Menu ( Figure 6 ). This Layout Guides is found in.

A.) Format MenuB.) Edit MenuC.) Insert MenuD.) Arrange Menu

_____ 19. To resize picture or shape proportionately. (Ex . Figure 7)

A.) click shift and resize the object from corner button.B.) click shift and resize the object from any buttons.C.) click shift and resize the object from middle button.D.) just resize from any buttons.

_____ 20. An object behind another object (Fig. 8) can be seen when.A.) the front object has no color.B.) the front object has light color.C.) you format the front object, select color & line, and set the fill

transparency to more than zero percent (0%).D.) you format the rear object and select bring to front.

_____ 21. In MS publisher 2007 you can change the page layout such as the size of the paper, the orientation of the page, margins and others.

A.) by choosing File➪Page Layout.

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B.) by choosing Format➪Page Layout.C.) by choosing Format➪Page Setup.D.) by choosing File➪Page Setup.

______ 22. Using the picture tool bar (Fig. 9) you can increase your image’s contrast using the following icon.

_____ 23. From the choices in item 22 Figure 9 which tool is used to insert image?

_____ 24. From the choices in item 22 Figure 9 which tool is used to decrease image contrast?

_____ 25. Don’t press Enter to create blank lines between paragraphs. Publisher 2007 has a much better way to create spaces before and after paragraphs:

A.) Choose Format➪Layout from the main menu and then adjust the Line Spacing settings in the Paragraph dialog box that appears.

B.) Choose Format➪Paragraph from the main menu and then adjust the Line Spacing settings in the Paragraph dialog box that appears.

C.) Choose File➪Page Setup from the main menu and then adjust the Line Spacing settings in the Paragraph dialog box that appears.

D.) Choose File➪Paragraph from the main menu and then adjust the Line Spacing settings in the Paragraph dialog box that appears.

_____ 26. This feature lets you automatically fix some common errors, such as correcting two initial capitals or automatically capitalizing the names of days.A.) AutoFormatB.) Grammar CheckC.) AutoCorrectD.) Font format

_____ 27. Some AutoShapes such as lines, connectors, and some freeform drawings, have no room for text. While you can't add text to the shape, you can place it near the shape.

A.) Just add a text box, place it close to the shape, and then type your text in the text box.B.) Just create a frame insert all the shapes and create the text box.C.) Just write first the text and then insert the shapes.D.) Just type word/s where you want to place.

_____ 28. Copy and Paste ObjectsA.) Right-click the object you want to copy, and then click Copy. Then right-click where you

want to copy the object, and then click Paste.B.) Click the object you want to copy, and then press Ctrl + C. Then click where you want to

copy the object, and then press Ctrl + V.C.) Both choices A and B.D.) None of the Above

_____ 29. An Artist -entrepreneur is always searching for new information related to his publication and printing business. He uses this information to improve his services, satisfy his customers, and be ahead of his competitors. This Personal Entrepreneurial Competency is?A.) Demand for efficiency and qualityB.) Commitment to work contractC.) Information SeekingD.) Goal Setting

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A CB D

_____ 30. Michael has closed a deal to create 500 pcs. of wedding invitation cards. He works overtime to meet the schedule to finish the project. He is good entrepreneur because he has.A) Willingness to take riskB) Commitment to his work contractC) Self ConfidenceD) Demand for efficiency and quality

II. Match Columns B & C : Match the work process presented in column B with the tools (tool bar icons) used which is found in column C. Write only the letter that corresponds to your answers in column A.

Column A

Column B Column C

___31A.

___32 B.

___33 C.

___34 D.

___35 E.

___36 F.

___37 G.

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___38 H.

___39 I.

___40 J.

___41 K.

___42 L.

___43 M.

___44 N.

___45 O.

___46 P.

___47 Q.

___48 R.

___49 S.

___50T.

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Change in the line color

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