FA2 Optional Study Material for FINALS

What does an Analogous Color Scheme in fashion design involve?

• Using colors that are opposite on the color wheel

• Using two or three adjacent or related colors on the color wheel

• Mixing primary colors to create new hues

• Using one color in different shades

What is meant by the term "Hue" in the context of color?

• The lightness or darkness of a color

• The saturation of a color

• The name given to a color

• The texture of a color

Which color scheme uses hues that are across from each other on the color wheel?

• Analogous Color Scheme

• Split-Complementary Color Scheme

• Complementary Color Scheme

• Monochromatic Color Scheme

What defines a Split-Complementary Color Scheme?

• Using two colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

• Using three colors where two are adjacent to each other and one is complementary

• Using one color with two colors on each side of its color-wheel complement

• Using only shades of a single color

What is the definition of "Value" in terms of color?

• The intensity of the color

• The lightness or darkness of a color, between almost white to almost black

• The hue of the color

• The saturation of the color

What does "Formal Balance" refer to in design?

• Asymmetrical balance

• Balance achieved through contrast

• Symmetrical balance

• Balance using complementary colors

Which type of balance involves asymmetry?

• Formal Balance

• Informal Balance

• Dynamic Balance

• Static Balance

What is "Emphasis" in the context of design?

• The repetition of elements in a design

• The overall theme of a design

• The focal point or area of interest in a design

• The background of a design

What does "Repetition" achieve in a garment's design?

• A sense of unorganized pattern

• Rhythm through varied lines and shapes

• Rhythm by copying lines, shapes, colors, or textures

• A focus on asymmetrical balance

What is the purpose of "Rhythm" in design?

• To create a sense of chaos

• To produce a feeling of continuity or easy movement

• To highlight the most vibrant color

• To focus solely on texture