Principles and Elements

Which principle is visualized by the center of attention when first looking at a design?

• balance

• harmony

• contrast

• dominance

Which principle creates a sense of movement using intervals between similar elements in a design?

• unity

• harmony

• contrast

• rhythm

Which principle dictates that floral materials must be 1.5 to 2 times the size as the container?

• balance

• proportion

• contrast

• dominance

Which principle is the relationship between the design and the setting for the design?

• scale

• rhythm

• harmony

• proportion

This principle can be described as a pleasing interaction of different elements.

• balance

• rhythm

• harmony

• unity

This principle creates tension, or a sense of energy in the design. Do not want to overuse because it can make a design look unorganized.

• contrast

• rhythm

• dominance

• scale

This principle can be described as the elements suggesting a togetherness of organization.

• unity

• harmony

• proportion

• dominance

Which principle is the sense of stability both physically and visually

• unity

• dominance

• proportion

• balance

Which element can tie into one of the most powerful memory types?

• color

• texture

• fragrance

• pattern

Which element is a repeated material to form a decorative design?

• color

• space

• form

• pattern