scale and proportion

What is an use of scale for drafting?

• To measure the exact area of the building

• To calculate the cost of construction materials

• To reduce real-world dimensions to fit on a paper

• To calculate the weight of the building structure

If a drawing is made at a scale of 1/4"=1'-0" how long will a 8 feet wall appear on the drawing?

• 2.5 inch

• 1.4 inch

• 4.5 inch

• 2 inch

Which of the following best describes "proportion" in design?

• The overall size of a design

• The relationship between different parts of a design

• The color scheme used in a design

• The texture of the materials used

What does the term "scale" refer to in design?

• The weight of materials

• The color and texture used in the design

• The size of the design in relation to its real-life counterpart

• The shape of an object in the design

Which design element refers to the 3-dimensional nature of a design?

• Form

• Shape

• Space

• Line

What is the importance of "scale and proportion" in design?

• To create harmony and balance between the elements in a design

• To use as many elements as possible in a design

• To make all parts of a design equal in size

• To create an irregular, asymmetrical look

What is the effect of using incorrect proportions in a design?

• It enhances the unity and harmony of the design

• It creates visual tension or imbalance

• It makes the design appear more symmetrical

• It highlights the focal point effectively

When designing a logo, what does "proportion" ensure?

• That the logo is colorful

• That the design fits within the correct size limits

• That different elements of the logo are balanced and harmonious

• That the logo uses as many design elements as possible

Which of the following is a primary color?

• Green

• Orange

• Blue

• Brown

Which of the following shapes has four equal sides and four right angles?

• Rhombus

• Rectangle

• Square

• Parallelogram