Elements and principles of design

Question 1 of 10

Asymmetrical balance uses

A. no balance B. identical halves C. different elements of equal visual weight on each side D. only one colour

Question 2 of 10

Balance in which different objects of equal visual weight are placed on either side is

A. no balance B. symmetrical balance C. radial balance D. asymmetrical balance

Question 3 of 10

Texture that can be felt is

A. no texture B. implied texture C. visual texture only D. actual (tactile) texture

Question 4 of 10

The principle that guides the viewer's eye around a work is

A. unity B. balance C. proportion D. movement

Question 5 of 10

Variety in design adds

A. boredom B. interest by using different elements C. repetition only D. emptiness

Question 6 of 10

Making one part of a work stand out as the focal point is

A. harmony B. emphasis C. repetition D. unity

Question 7 of 10

The lightness or darkness of a colour is its

A. hue B. value C. intensity D. texture

Question 8 of 10

Making one part of an artwork stand out is

A. rhythm B. harmony C. emphasis D. variety

Question 9 of 10

Texture that can be seen but not felt is called

A. actual texture B. tactile texture C. real texture D. visual (implied) texture

Question 10 of 10

Which of these is a principle of design?

A. colour B. texture C. shape D. contrast

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