At Maya's art exhibition, which piece is likely to attract visitors' attention first?

• The piece that stands out the most

• The smallest piece

• The piece placed in the background

• The most colorful piece

How does contrast in design affect the readability of a poster for a school event?

• By making all elements look similar, it enhances readability

• By differentiating elements like text and background, it enhances readability

• By repeating elements uniformly, it enhances readability

• By aligning all elements in a straight line, it enhances readability

In designing a poster for the school play, Oliver decided to highlight the title. Which of the following techniques is NOT one he would use to create emphasis?

• Contrast

• Movement

• White space

• Repetition

When designing a poster for the school play, Avery noticed some areas looked cluttered. What does Avery refer to when mentioning the need for more 'white space' in the poster design?

• Areas filled with white text

• The margins of the poster

• Only spaces that are colored white

• Any area not taken up by other elements

How does white space benefit the design of a book cover created by Harper?

• By creating emphasis and improving legibility

• By adding more text

• By making it heavier

• By making it more colorful

What is the purpose of movement in a website design created by Lily, Nora, and Anika?

• To make the design look unbalanced

• To keep the design static

• To direct the viewer's eyes in a certain order

• To make elements actually move

How does Emma use repetition in her web design project?

• To bring consistency and rhythm to the user interface

• To make the website look unorganized

• To reduce the website's legibility

• To add unnecessary elements to the pages

When designing a poster for a school event, what does Henry need to consider to ensure visual harmony?

• The size and quantity of elements in relation to each other

• The alignment of elements

• The texture of elements

• The color scheme of a design

When designing a poster for a school event, what does maintaining balance help with?

• Decreasing the poster's legibility

• Reducing the number of colors used

• Positioning objects inside the poster design

• Making the poster look chaotic

Imagine you're designing a poster for a school play starring James, Olivia, and Isla. What is asymmetrical balance?

• When elements are balanced in exactly the same way

• When one side of the poster has a large image of James balanced by smaller images of Olivia and Isla on the other side

• When there are no elements in the design

• When all elements are of the same size