Lesson 1 Adobe Certification

What are the seven elements of art?

• Line, shape, form, space, color, value, texture
• Hue, saturation, brightness, rhythm, balance, contrast, movement
• Circle, triangle, square, light, shadow, pattern, depth
• Outline, dimension, perspective, gradient, highlight, shadow, composition

What are primitives?

• Primitives are complex data structures that can be broken down.
• Primitives are advanced programming concepts used in object-oriented languages.
• Primitives are basic data types that cannot be subdivided.
• Primitives are user-defined types that require extensive definitions.

1. From which colors are all colors on the color wheel created?

• Cyan, Magenta, Brown
• Black, White, Gray
• Red, Blue, Yellow
• Green, Orange, Purple

What is the difference between a complementary and an analogous color?

• Complementary colors are next to each other on the color wheel, while analogous colors are opposite each other.
• Complementary colors are created by mixing primary colors, while analogous colors are made from secondary colors.
• Complementary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel, while analogous colors are next to each other.
• Complementary colors are shades of the same hue, while analogous colors are different hues.

What is the difference between positive space and negative space?

• Positive space refers to the background of an image.
• Negative space is the main subject of a composition.
• Positive space is always larger than negative space.
• Positive space is the area taken up by objects, while negative space is the area around and between those objects.

What is a vanishing point?

• A vanishing point is a type of vanishing cream.
• A vanishing point is a point in perspective where parallel lines seem to converge.
• A vanishing point is where objects disappear in a painting.
• A vanishing point is a point in time when something ceases to exist.

What are the principles of design for most design projects?

• Symmetry, simplicity, color, texture
• Innovation, creativity, technology, feedback
• Balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, unity
• Functionality, usability, accessibility, aesthetics

Which principles of design involve applied action for an object?

• Contrast, emphasis, unity
• Proximity, alignment, variety
• Texture, shape, color
• Movement, rhythm, balance

​ (a)   is the principle of design involves drawing attention to an object by making it brighter, larger, or moving?

• Emphasis
• Balance
• Contrast
• Repetition

Which principle of design is demonstrated in the pictures?

• Balance
• Contrast
• Emphasis
• Repetition