Graphic Design Worksheet: File Types and Copyright
Creator's tip (Right file, fair use): JPG: photos. PNG: transparent or sharp graphics. PDF: print and documents. GIF: short loops. MP4: video. Copyright: the maker owns the work. Use your own or free-to-use work, follow the licence, give credit. File sums: total MB = MB each × how many; how many fit = space ÷ MB each.
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- 1.True or false: to credit the artist is not OK. (a) True (b) False
- 2.©️ OK or not OK: to ask before using a photo? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 3.True or false: to copy a logo for a shop is not OK. (a) False (b) True
- 4.💾 Which file type suits a poster to print? (a) PNG (b) PDF (c) MP4 (d) JPG
- 5.Which of these is best saved as PNG? (a) a tiny looping animation (b) a phone camera snapshot (c) a see-through logo (d) a short looping cartoon
- 6.💾 Which file type suits a see-through logo? (a) PNG (b) JPG (c) GIF (d) PDF
- 7.©️ You find a photo online. Can you use it however you like? (a) No (b) Yes
- 8.True or false: a tiny looping animation is best saved as PDF. (a) True (b) False
- 9.True or false: a holiday photo is best saved as JPG. (a) True (b) False
- 10.True or false: to claim a friend’s drawing is OK. (a) False (b) True
- 11.True or false: a recorded school play is best saved as PDF. (a) True (b) False
- 12.💾 Which file type suits a recorded school play? (a) MP4 (b) GIF (c) JPG (d) PNG
- 13.©️ OK or not OK: to draw your own pictures? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 14.©️ What does giving credit mean? (a) hiding the name (b) naming who made it (c) paying a fine (d) making it bigger
- 15.©️ OK or not OK: to credit the artist? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 16.©️ OK or not OK: to sell others’ photos? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 17.©️ OK or not OK: to claim a friend’s drawing? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 18.©️ A licence on a picture tells you … (a) how you may use it (b) who bought it (c) its size (d) its colours
- 19.💾 A memory card has 30 MB free. How many photos of 6 MB each fit on it?
- 20.©️ Who owns the copyright of a drawing you make yourself? (a) the internet (b) anyone who sees it (c) you, the creator (d) the paper shop
- 21.💾 Which file type suits a short looping cartoon? (a) MP4 (b) PDF (c) JPG (d) GIF
- 22.💾 Which file type suits a looping dance clip? (a) GIF (b) JPG (c) PNG (d) MP4
- 23.©️ OK or not OK: to use your own photos? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 24.©️ OK or not OK: to copy art as your own? (a) OK (b) not OK
- 25.Which of these is best saved as JPG? (a) a poster to print (b) a video with sound (c) a phone camera snapshot (d) a short looping cartoon
- 26.💾 A memory card has 36 MB free. How many photos of 2 MB each fit on it?
- 27.True or false: to copy art as your own is not OK. (a) False (b) True
- 28.True or false: a holiday photo is best saved as PNG. (a) True (b) False
- 29.True or false: to draw your own pictures is not OK. (a) True (b) False
- 30.💾 Which file type suits a photo of a sunset? (a) JPG (b) MP4 (c) PNG (d) PDF
- 31.True or false: a photo of a sunset is best saved as JPG. (a) False (b) True
- 32.True or false: to follow the licence rules is not OK. (a) True (b) False
- 33.Which of these is best saved as MP4? (a) a form to print and sign (b) a 5-minute class video (c) a poster to print (d) a holiday photo
- 34.©️ Which images are safest to use in a school project? (a) a shop’s logo (b) a film poster (c) any online image (d) your own or free-to-use
- 35.Which of these is best saved as JPG? (a) a poster to print (b) a holiday photo (c) a transparent icon (d) a form to print and sign
- 36.💾 Which file type suits a transparent icon? (a) MP4 (b) GIF (c) PNG (d) JPG
- 37.©️ OK or not OK: to use any song you like? (a) not OK (b) OK
- 38.💾 Which file type suits a phone camera snapshot? (a) PNG (b) GIF (c) JPG (d) PDF
- 39.Which of these is best saved as JPG? (a) a see-through logo (b) a photo of a sunset (c) a tiny looping animation (d) a recorded school play
- 40.©️ OK or not OK: to copy a logo for a shop? (a) not OK (b) OK
Answer key
- False
- OK
- True
- a see-through logo
- PNG
- No
- False
- True
- False
- False
- MP4
- OK
- naming who made it
- OK
- not OK
- not OK
- how you may use it
- 5
- you, the creator
- GIF
- GIF
- OK
- not OK
- a phone camera snapshot
- 18
- True
- False
- False
- JPG
- True
- False
- a 5-minute class video
- your own or free-to-use
- a holiday photo
- PNG
- not OK
- JPG
- a photo of a sunset
- not OK
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