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Understanding Signs, Symbols & Icons

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Which of the following best describes the function of symbols?

To give a literal step by step instruction.

To serve as a precise, scientific measurement of quantity.

To represent concepts, feelings, or beliefs and evoke emotion. (correct)

To directly indicate the presence of a fact or condition.

What is the primary method used to create petroglyphs?

Molding clay against rock.

Applying paint made from natural pigments to a rock surface.

Using a chisel to etch carvings into a rock surface. (correct)

Fusing sand into glass to create a smooth, reflective surface.

Which of the following is an example of an Ideogram?

A road sign with an arrow indicating direction.

The word 'apple' written in cursive script.

A character representing an idea without expressing a specific word. (correct)

A written sentence describing a feeling like joy.

How does an icon function, according to the information provided?

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Which category does a character or symbol representing a word fall into?

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Signs

Indicators of the presence/existence of a fact, condition, or quality.

Symbols

Images or pictures that represent concepts, feelings, or beliefs to evoke emotion.

Icon

A person or thing seen as a representative symbol for a concept or idea.

Ideogram

A character or symbol that represents an idea without words.

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Pictogram

A graphic symbol that represents a word or phrase visually.

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Signs, Symbols & Icons

Signs indicate the presence of a fact, condition, or quality.
Symbols are representations of concepts, feelings, or beliefs, used to evoke emotions.
Icons are representative symbols, objects, or people.
Ideograms are symbols representing ideas without words.
Phonograms are symbols that represent words.
Pictograms are visual symbols representing words.
Petroglyphs are rock carvings created by etching surfaces with chisels.

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Explore the differences between signs, symbols, and icons in this informative quiz. Learn how each plays a role in communication and representation, from phonograms to pictograms. Test your knowledge of these concepts through engaging questions.