Principles of Layout and Composition Test

Which of the following is NOT one of the five basic principles of layout and composition?

• Contrast

• Balance

• Emphasis

• Font Size

Contrast in design is primarily used to:

• Differentiate elements

• Merge elements

• Balance elements evenly

• Make text smaller

What principle ensures that elements have a clear visual relationship?

• Hierarchy

• Alignment

• Proximity

• Contrast

Which principle organizes elements based on importance?

• Hierarchy

• Repetition

• Proximity

• Alignment

Repetition in design creates:

• Variety

• Consistency

• Movement

• Texture

The principle of proximity groups elements based on:

• Color

• Space

• Function

• Size

Which principle deals with elements placed in relation to each other for clarity?

• Balance

• Alignment

• Repetition

• Symmetry

Hierarchy in design means:

• Placing elements randomly

• Guiding the viewer’s eye

• Keeping elements of the same size

• Using minimal color

Which principle can improve readability by differentiating foreground from background?

• Proximity

• Contrast

• Repetition

• Alignment

Using the same font and color throughout a layout exemplifies the principle of:

• Hierarchy

• Repetition

• Proximity

• Contrast