What is computer graphics?

• Visual representations of data made on a computer

• The arrangement of graphic elements on a page

• A type of software used for image editing

• A device used to display images on a screen

Which of the following is NOT an example of computer graphics?

• Photographs

• Movies

• Sound effects

• Drawings

What does "layout" refer to in graphic design?

• The arrangement of colors on a page

• The physical layout of the computer screen

• The arrangement of graphic elements on a page

• The choice of font for text

Which principle of graphics and layout describes the placement of elements of equal weight on a page?

• Movement

• Balance

• Repetition

• Proximity

Which type of balance involves placing elements of equal weight symmetrically on both sides of a design?

• Asymmetric

• Radial

• Symmetric

• Unity

What principle of graphics and layout refers to the flow of elements that guide the viewer's eyes around the page?

• Contrast

• Emphasis

• Movement

• Unity

What does the principle of "proximity" describe?

• The relationship of elements to each other

• The consistent repetition of design elements

• The use of contrasting colors in a design

• The size and weight of text elements

Which Gestalt principle suggests that objects or shapes that are close to each other appear to form groups?

• Similarity

• Closure

• Proximity

• Symmetry

According to Gestalt principles, what occurs when the eye is compelled to move along a path or line, preferring to see a single continuous figure?

• Closure

• Continuation

• Symmetry

• Similarity

What is the Gestalt principle of "closure"?

• The tendency to group similar objects together

• The need for symmetry in a design

• The automatic filling of gaps to perceive a complete image

• The use of contrasting colors to highlight elements