Design Principles Quiz

What is the term for the area on a page not filled with elements?

• White space

• Margin

• Gutter

• Bleed

Which design principle involves reusing elements like colors and patterns?

• Proximity

• Repetition

• Alignment

• Contrast

What does the design principle of proximity refer to?

• Spatial relationship between elements

• Reusing elements

• Arranging elements in relation to one another

• Creating a noticeable difference

Which principle involves arranging visual elements in relation to one another?

• Proximity

• Repetition

• Alignment

• Contrast

What is achieved by varying color, size, and texture in design?

• Proximity

• Repetition

• Alignment

• Contrast

What are two facing pages of a yearbook called?

• Gutter

• Spread

• Margin

• Bleed

What is the center of a spread where the yearbook folds called?

• Gutter

• Spread

• Margin

• Bleed

What is the blank space around the edges of a layout called?

• White space

• Margin

• Gutter

• Bleed

What is the text at the top of an article indicating the main point called?

• Subhead

• Body copy

• Headline

• Caption

What is a secondary headline usually smaller than the primary headline?

• Subhead

• Body copy

• Quote

• Caption