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WorksheetsColor Theory, Typography, Layouts
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following is true about warm colors?
They include hues in blue, green and purple
They are relaxing
They appear closer to the eye in a design
They appear larger
Easiest color for the eyes to look at
Green
Red
Blue
Yellow
Was a difficult dye to make so only royalty could afford to wear the color
Green
Purple
Yellow
Red
Commonly found to be unappetizing
Red
Blue
Yellow
Green
Used for visibility enhancement
Purple
Orange
Pink
Red
Is it’s own complimentary color
Red
White
Black
Gray
Most visually dominant of all colors
Orange
Red
Blue
Green
Most fatiguing color for the eye to look at
Red
Blue
Orange
Yellow
What type of color scheme is shown in the example?
Analagous
Monochromatic
Complementary
Triadic
Which paragraph alignment is the most readable?
Justified
Centered
Right
Left
Which side of a paragraph is ragged in a right aligned paragraph?
Justified
Centered
Right
Left
Which of the following is the definition of typography?
Design choices made to communicate geographical features
Design choices made to communicate written word
Design choices made to create typefaces
Design choices made to communicate copyrights
Which type of design requires a layout to allow for the most readability?
Logo design
Advertising design
Editorial design
Informational design
Which of the following is true about content on websites?
Audiences want long descriptive information
Audiences want scannable or bite-sized amounts of information
Audiences want image-only or video-only information
Charts are an example of which kind of design?
Logo design
Advertising design
Editorial design
Informational design
Purpose of a logo
To keep audience on the site
To identify a product or company
To convey important information visually
To call an audience to an action
To entertain or inform
Purpose of advertising
To keep audience on the site
To identify a product or company
To convey important information visually
To call an audience to an action
To entertain or inform
Purpose of an editorial
To keep audience on the site
To identify a product or company
To convey important information visually
To call an audience to an action
To entertain or inform
Purpose of informational design
To keep audience on the site
To identify a product or company
To convey important information visually
To call an audience to an action
To entertain or inform
Purpose of websites
To keep audience on the site
To identify a product or company
To convey important information visually
To call an audience to an action
To entertain or inform
