Which of the following are examples of using visual literacy skills? Check all that apply.

A. Creating a Venn diagram to illustrate the relationship among data you've collected

B. Analyzing a friend's engagement photo for evidence of alteration

C. Reading a traffic sign

D. Navigating a road trip by reading a map

E. Photoshopping an action-movie explosion behind a picture of your cat

Imagine you're taking an introductory art history class. Which of the following is the best reason to enhance your visual literacy skills in this situation?

A. Being visually literate will allow you to become a better painter.

B. If you're visually literate, you'll have more followers on Instagram.

C. Having visual literacy skills can make you more comfortable interpreting a piece of visual art.

D. Being visually literate will enable you to include meaningful images in your projects instead of writing text.

E. C and D

When selecting visual materials to use for a project, what are the best questions to ask yourself?

I. What type of visual will be appropriate for my project?

II. What is my project?

III. When is my project due?

IV. Are there technical requirements for my image?

V. What is the scope of my research?

A. All of the above

B. I, III, and IV only

C. I, II, and IV only

D. I, IV, and V only

Which of the following is NOT a type of visual information?

A. An advertisement on a billboard

B. A graphic novel

C. An infographic

D. A ceramic bowl

E. All of the above

F. None of the above

If you've never created an image before but need to make one for an assignment, you should:

A. Make sure the image will help clarify a point you've made.

B. Purchase a camera so you can include high-resolution photos in your project.

C. Familiarize yourself with what resources can help you create images and figures.

D. Never an image without artistic experience.

E. A and C