Arts and Humanities Midterms Review Quiz

Which principle in artwork refers to the condition or quality which gives a feeling of rest, repose, or equilibrium?

• Principle of Balance

• Principle of Proportion

• Principle of Emphasis

• Principle of Rhythm

Which principle in artwork refers to the comparative harmonious relationship between two or more elements?

• Principle of Balance

• Principle of Proportion

• Principle of Emphasis

• Principle of Rhythm

Which principle in artwork refers to the making a specific element be noticeable or draw attention to the eye.

• Principle of Balance

• Principle of Proportion

• Principle of Emphasis

• Principle of Rhythm

It is the balance of equal visual weights placed at equal distance from the axis.

• Formal balance

• Informal balance

• Good balance

• Bad balance

It is the balance of unequal visual weight, the heavier one being nearer the axis and the lighter one farther.

• Formal balance

• Informal balance

• Good balance

• Bad balance

It is the proportion in which it adds harmony and symmetry, or balance, among the parts of a design.

• Formal proportion

• Informal proportion

• Good proportion

• Bad proportion

It is the proportion in which it creates monotony and creates an unequal division that lacks harmony. It also stated as “out of proportion”.

• Formal proportion

• Informal proportion

• Good proportion

• Bad proportion

Which rhythm refers to an artwork that contains an interchangeable repetition of two or more components?

• Alternating rhythm

• Flowing rhythm

• Random rhythm

• Progressive rhythm

• Regular rhythm

Which rhythm refers to an artwork that describes the artwork that contains repeating elements with a specified order or arrangement that can be measured?

• Alternating rhythm

• Flowing rhythm

• Random rhythm

• Progressive rhythm

• Regular rhythm

Which rhythm refers to an artwork that describes an artwork containing elements that repeat without a specified order or arrangement?

• Alternating rhythm

• Flowing rhythm

• Random rhythm

• Progressive rhythm

• Regular rhythm