Design Principles Quiz

Which of the following design principles involves the relative size and scale of various elements in a composition?

• Balance

• Proportion

• Emphasis

• Unity

What type of balance is achieved when elements are arranged unevenly but still feel visually stable?

• Symmetrical balance

• Radial balance

• Asymmetrical balance

• Proportional balance

A graphic designer increases the brightness of a text against a dark background to make it stand out. What principle is being applied?

• Harmony

• Contrast

• Rhythm

• Unity

Which principle ensures that all elements in a design work together to create a cohesive whole?

• Emphasis

• Rhythm

• Unity

• Contrast

In a classroom poster, repeated icons are used to lead the viewer's eye from top to bottom. Which principle does this describe?

• Rhythm

• Harmony

• Balance

• Proportion

A student's design looks dull because all elements are the same size, color, and shape. What principle is most likely missing, and how can it be improved?

• Balance; add symmetry

• Rhythm; repeat elements

• Contrast; add variation

• Unity; remove shapes

How might the principle of emphasis be used to guide viewers to the most important information on a digital learning material?

• Use bright icons

• Enlarge key text

• Repeat all elements

• Align everything center

If a poster uses bright red text on a neon yellow background, which principle might be overused and affect readability?

• Unity

• Balance

• Contrast

• Proportion

How can a teacher apply the principle of harmony when designing instructional visuals for elementary learners?

• Use bold fonts

• Keep a theme

• Mix many colors

• Vary shapes often

Imagine you're designing an educational infographic. What would be the best way to apply both unity and emphasis at the same time?

• Use one font only

• Highlight all parts

• Match style, focus key

• Fill the space equally