The Element of Design: Value

_____ is the element of design used to describe the lightness or darkness in the shade of a color.

• Texture

• Color

• Value

• None of the above

This image is a good example of which element?

• Color

• Shade

• Lines

• Value

_________ refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.

• Line

• Value

• Shade

• Color

If your photo consists of extremely bright and dark areas, then it's considered ______contrast

• medium

• high

• low

• all of the above

Minimal difference between the darkest and lightest tones in a picture is which type of contrast?

• medium

• low

• high

• all of the above

What are the TWO types on contrast?

• medium

• low

• high

• gradient

The value scale consists of how many values?

• 7

• 4

• 10

• 9

Which of the following methods is not used by designers to show value.

• Value mapping

• Value scale

• Value contrast

• Value forms

1. Which of the following best describes how value can be used to create visual hierarchy?

• Using darker values for more important elements and lighter values for less important elements.

• Using the same value for all elements in a design.

• Using brighter values for more important elements and lighter values for less important elements.

• Using a limited range of values.

1. How can value be used to evoke mood or emotion in a design?

• Dark values are dramatic and light values are cheery

• Dark values are cheery and light values are dramatic

• Light values are somber and dark values are dramatic

• Light values are dramatic and dark values are somber