Series of infographic posters

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Quick Questions

Shade in the A or B circle for each question.

1. A poster series is made up of several separate infographic posters. True or false?

A True

B False

2. Which describes how each poster in a series should focus?

A One clear message per poster

B Every message squeezed onto each poster

3. Poster 1 uses a blue template and Poster 2 uses a red, completely different layout. Is this a good poster series?

A Yes, each poster should look totally different

B No, the posters should share one template and colours

4. Which set of posters is linked by a common theme?

A Four posters about teen sleep habits: hours, screens, caffeine, exercise

B Posters about sleep, football scores, bus timetables and pizza

5. Which is the best way to tell a story about school recycling across a poster series?

A Put every recycling statistic and chart on Poster 1

B Give each poster one finding, such as paper, plastic, cans, then total waste

Match the Pairs

Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.

Left column		Right column
1poster series		AToo many messages are on one poster, so it does not focus on one message.
2one message per poster		BEach poster in the series focuses on a single key idea so the audience can take it in quickly
3All posters in a series share the same template and colours so they look like a matching set		CA set of separate infographic posters that share one style, each with its own message
4The posters are linked by a common theme, with each poster covering a different message		DEach poster uses a different template and colours, so they do not look like a series.
5Poster 1 is blue and modern. Poster 2 is red and handwritten. Poster 3 is green and plain.		ETheme: Screen time \| P1: Sleep \| P2: Study \| P3: Mood
6Poster 1: Sleep, study, mood, diet, exercise and screen time all on one poster		FPoster 1, 2 and 3: same layout, fonts and colour palette

Definitions

poster series

Fill in the Blanks

Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.

<div class="poster" id="sleep1"> <div class="poster" id="sleep2"> .______ { background: #0a3d62; }

/* Same colours on every poster */ .poster { __________: #0a3d62; } .poster h1 { color: #f9ca24; }

<div class="poster"> <__>Phones cut sleep by 1 hour</h1> <img src="sleep-chart.png">

<link ___="stylesheet" href="poster.css">

Spot the Error

Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.

Question 1

A Theme: Water use at home

B Template: Varies each poster

C Poster 1: Shorter showers

D Poster 2: Water the garden late

Question 2

A Theme: Teen screen time

B Poster 1: Sleep loss

C Poster 2: Hours, sleep, cost

D Poster 3: Study habits

Question 3

A Theme: Recycling in schools

B Colours: new set per poster

C Font: Arial

D Poster 1: Sort your waste

Question 4

A Theme: None, topics unrelated

B Poster 1: Wear a helmet

C Poster 2: Use lights at night

Question 5

A Theme: Healthy eating

B Posters: 1 (one long page)

C Template: Orange, Verdana

Answer Key

Series of infographic posters

Section A: Quick Questions

A — True

A — One clear message per poster

B — No, the posters should share one template and colours

A — Four posters about teen sleep habits: hours, screens, caffeine, exercise

B — Give each poster one finding, such as paper, plastic, cans, then total waste

Section B: Match the Pairs

poster series → A set of separate infographic posters that share one style, each with its own message

one message per poster → Each poster in the series focuses on a single key idea so the audience can take it in quickly

All posters in a series share the same template and colours so they look like a matching set → Poster 1, 2 and 3: same layout, fonts and colour palette

The posters are linked by a common theme, with each poster covering a different message → Theme: Screen time | P1: Sleep | P2: Study | P3: Mood

Poster 1 is blue and modern. Poster 2 is red and handwritten. Poster 3 is green and plain. → Each poster uses a different template and colours, so they do not look like a series.

Poster 1: Sleep, study, mood, diet, exercise and screen time all on one poster → Too many messages are on one poster, so it does not focus on one message.

Section C: Definitions

poster series — A set of separate infographic posters that share one template and colours, each with one message, linked by a common theme.

Section D: Fill in the Blanks

<div class="poster" id="sleep1">
<div class="poster" id="sleep2">
.poster { background: #0a3d62; }

/* Same colours on every poster */
.poster { background: #0a3d62; }
.poster h1 { color: #f9ca24; }

<div class="poster">
<h1>Phones cut sleep by 1 hour</h1>
<img src="sleep-chart.png">

<!-- Poster 1 and Poster 2 -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="poster.css">

<div class="poster" id="sleep1">
<div class="poster" id="sleep2">

Section E: Spot the Error

B — A poster series shares one template. The line should name one shared style, such as 'Template: Teal, Arial, logo', not a style that changes on every poster.

C — Each poster in a series should focus on one message. This poster tries to carry three messages. It should be a single message, such as 'Social media hours'.

B — A poster series shares the same colours across every poster. The line should give one colour set for the whole series, such as 'Colours: green and white'.

A — The posters in a series are linked by a common theme. The theme line should name one shared topic, such as 'Theme: Bike safety'.

B — A poster series is a set of separate posters. One long page is a long-form infographic, not a series. The line should show several posters, such as 'Posters: 3'.