WorksheetsRevision - Year 12
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 19mins
The look and feel of a surface is known as
Texture
Line
Space
Shape
When is an original creative work - such as a graphic, photo, or music track - protected by copyright?
Automatically when it is created
Only if and when the creator files an application for copyright
After an application for copyright is approved
Never
What is the 'Design Process"?
The final visual communication that you present to the class.
Outlines the various stages of design; Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations.
A process of technical drawing that creates that utilises the Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations stages.
The designing of a process before you begin the design that utilises the Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations stages.
A computer program that assists in creating a design.
This drawing is an example of:
An orthographic drawing
An isometric drawing
A perspective drawing
An planometric drawing
To show hierarchy, the most important elements in a publication should generally:
Be the largest and catch the reader's eye
Be located in the bottom right corner
Be the smallest so as to catch the reader's eye
Blend in with the rest of the elements on the page
This drawing is an example of:
An orthogonal drawing
An isometric drawing
A perspective drawing
An oblique drawing
Any mark connecting two points is known as
Line
Shape
Texture
Space
Which of the following are design elements?
Balance (symmetrical & asymmetrical), contrast, figure-ground, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion, and pattern
Colour, shape, line, tone, texture, form, point, and type
The difference between two or more elments is known as?
Contrast
Balance
Proximity
Unity
Which of the following are design principles?
Balance (symmetrical & asymmetrical), contrast, figure-ground, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion, and pattern
Colour, shape, line, tone, texture, form, point, and type
In VCD, which of the following best describes "Materials"?
The applications used to make the visual communications. The devices you use to make a mark or an imprint on your materials.
The surface or substrate that the visual communication is applied to or constructed from. This includes paper, cardboard, wood, clay, plasticine, etc.
The technical process used to make the visual communication. These include constructing techniques such as 3D model making, drawing techniques such as instrumental drawings and free-hand drawings.
The placement of elements on the page so they are evenly distributed
Balance
Proximity
Unity
Contrast
In VCD, which of the following best describes "Media"?
The applications used to make the visual communications. The devices you use to make a mark or an imprint on your materials.
The surface or substrate that the visual communication is applied to or constructed from. This includes paper, cardboard, wood, clay, plasticine, etc.
The technical process used to make the visual communication. These include constructing techniques such as 3D model making, drawing techniques such as instrumental drawings and free-hand drawings.
In VCD, which of the following best describes "Methods"?
The applications used to make the visual communications. The devices you use to make a mark or an imprint on your materials.
The surface or substrate that the visual communication is applied to or constructed from. This includes paper, cardboard, wood, clay, plasticine, etc.
The technical process used to make the visual communication. These include constructing techniques such as 3D model making, drawing techniques such as instrumental drawings and free-hand drawings.
A definite area; described as geometric or organic, positive or negative.
line
form
shape
space
