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GAIT 2021 - Term 2, Week 2

Total questions: 140

Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When all of the elements in a work look as though they belong together it is called

a)

form

b)

unity

c)

contrast

d)

emphasis

2.

This is used by artists to direct the viewer's eyes through their work often to focal areas.

a)

Balance

b)

Space

c)

Pattern

d)

Movement

3.

This is the repetition of visual Movement- Colors, shapes, or lines

a)

Rhythm

b)

Movement

c)

Value

d)

Unity

4.

The elements of art are

a)

The vocabulary created by Isaac Newton to describe art

b)

Concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of design

c)

What Leonardo da Vinci had written about in his sketchbooks

d)

Ingredients used to create an artwork. Line, shape, form, texture, space, color, and value

5.

The principles of design are

a)

The ingredients used to create an artwork

b)

Concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of art/design

c)

What Leonardo da Vinci used to become famous

d)

The vocabulary created by Isaac Newton to describe art

6.

This uses the art elements in planed or random repetitions to enhance surfaces of art.

a)

Value

b)

Pattern

c)

Color

d)

Balance

7.

The distribution of visual weight in a work of art is known as

a)

Balance

b)

Contrast

c)

Space

d)

Emphasis

8.

This refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes, and other elements. Opposites on the color wheel and on a value scale also apply to this.

a)

Color

b)

Balance

c)

Contrast

d)

Value

9.

Line is an example of a

a)

Principle of Design

b)

Long straight thing

c)

Element of art

d)

work of art

10.

Which of the following is not an Element of art?

a)

Space

b)

Pattern

c)

Color

d)

Value

11.

Which of the following is not a Principle of Design

a)

Color

b)

Contrast

c)

Balance

d)

Emphasis

12.

This principle of design has distribution of visual weight in an artwork. The three types are symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial.

a)

Emphasis

b)

Balance

c)

Proportion

d)

Unity

13.

Pattern decorates the artwork with regularly repeated elements such as shapes or color.

a)

Contrast

b)

Balance

c)

Pattern

d)

Proportion

14.

Is the difference between elements in a composition. This can happen through a variety of elements such as value change, size difference, etc

a)

Unity

b)

Emphasis

c)

Movement

d)

Contrast

15.

is the creation of a focal point in an artwork.

a)

Emphasis

b)

Symmetrical Balance

c)

Unity

d)

Proportion

16.

This design refers to the dimensions of a composition and relationships between height, width and depth. It is used will affect how realistic or stylised something seems

a)

Asymmetrical Balance

b)

Contrast

c)

Movement

d)

Proportion

17.

the imposition of order and harmony on a design

a)

Unity

b)

Radial Balance

c)

Contrast

d)

Emphasis

18.

This design helps the eye travels through an artwork. It can lead the viewer from one aspect to another within the composition

a)

Line

b)

Contrast

c)

Movement

d)

Pattern

19.

distribution achieved by arranging elements as horizontal or vertical mirrored images on both sides of an imaginary center line of a screen.

a)

Movement

b)

Symmetrical Balance

c)

Asymmetrical Balance

d)

Texture

20.

the type of balance when both sides of the central axis are not identical, yet appear to have the same visual weight

a)

Contrast

b)

Patter

c)

Radial Balance

d)

Asymmetrical Balance

21.

A composition in which all visual elements are balanced around and radiate from a central point.

a)

Symmetrical Balance

b)

Asymmetrical Balance

c)

Radial Balance

d)

Proportion

22.
This Principle of Design is the distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture, and space. If the design was a scale, these elements should be balanced to make a design feel stable. Symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial balance are examples of this principle. 
a)
Movement
b)
Emphasis
c)
Pattern
d)
Balance
23.
This Principle of Design catches the viewer’s attention. Usually the artist will make one area stand out by contrasting it with other areas. The area could be different in size, color, texture, shape, etc. 
a)
Movement
b)
Emphasis
c)
Repetition
d)
Balance
24.
This Principle of Design is the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art, often to focal areas. It can be directed along lines, edges, shape, and color within the work of art. 
a)
Movement
b)
Repetition
c)
Unity
d)
Emphasis
25.
This Principle of Design is the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art.
a)
Balance
b)
Emphasis
c)
Repetition
d)
Pattern
26.
This Principle of Design make the work of art seem active. The replication of elements of design creates unity within the work of art. 
a)
Repetition
b)
Variety
c)
Rhythm
d)
Proportion
27.
This Principle of Design is the feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art, which creates a sense of completeness. 
a)
Balance
b)
Repetition
c)
Rhythm
d)
Unity
28.
This Principle of Design uses several elements of design to hold the viewer’s attention and to guide the viewer’s eye through and around the work of art. 
a)
Variety
b)
Proportion
c)
Movement
d)
Unity
29.
This Principle of Design is the feeling of unity created when all parts (sizes, amounts, or number) relate well with each other. It can refer to the size of the head in relationship to the rest of the body, for instance.
a)
Proportion
b)
Emphasis
c)
Rhythm
d)
Variety
30.
The Principle of Design is created when one or more elements of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement. It creates a mood like music or dancing. To keep this principle exciting and active, variety is essential.
a)
Pattern
b)
Repetition
c)
Variety
d)
Rhythm
31.

A mark from one point to another, the continuation of the dot?

a)

Shape

b)

Color

c)

Line

d)

Rhythm

32.

A hue, or range of values created by a varying amount of reflected light.

a)

Value

b)

Color

c)

Form

d)

Space

33.

A range of darks and lights, shadows and highlights, that help make an image look realistic or 3D.

a)

Color

b)

Shape

c)

Value

d)

Form

34.

A flat, two-dimensional, enclosed area that his width and height. It can be organic or geometric.

a)

Line

b)

Shape

c)

Value

d)

Form

35.

A three-dimensional object that can be viewed from multiple angles.

a)

Space

b)

Color

c)

Form

d)

Shape

36.

Visually describes how something feels, can be actual or implied.

a)

Contrast

b)

Space

c)

Value

d)

Texture

37.

The area used in a piece of art, can be positive or negative.

a)

Texture

b)

Shape

c)

Space

d)

Balance

38.

The dramatic difference between two adjacent colors or values.

a)

Contrast

b)

Balance

c)

Emphasis

d)

Texture

39.

The focal point, or created center of interest. The main thing your eyes focus on.

a)

Space

b)

Contrast

c)

Unity

d)

Emphasis

40.

The way your eye travels through a piece of art.

a)

Rhythm

b)

Movement

c)

Pattern

d)

Unity

41.

The repetition of marks, colors, or shapes.

a)

Movement

b)

Rhythm

c)

Contrast

d)

Pattern

42.

The repetition of marks, colors, or shapes that gives you a sense of tempo.

a)

Movement

b)

Rhythm

c)

Emphasis

d)

Pattern

43.

The visual distribution of weight which can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial.

a)

Emphasis

b)

Movement

c)

Unity

d)

Balance

44.

When all elements of a piece of art work in harmony together.

a)

Emphasis

b)

Color

c)

Balance

d)

Unity

45.
Red, orange, yellow
a)
Cool colors
b)
Warm colors
46.
A sense that all sides of the artwork are equal.
a)
Proportion
b)
Rhythm
c)
Balance
47.

Pattern is different on both sides

a)

Asymmetrical

b)

Symetrical

c)

Unity

48.
The sense that everything belongs or fits together.
a)
Rhythm
b)
Unity
c)
Texture
49.
Relationship between size and shape.
a)
Proportion
b)
Contrast
c)
Unity
50.
A path of a moving point. Used to create shapes.
a)
Texture
b)
Line
c)
Balance
51.
Have a natural, free-form, flowing look.
a)
Geometric Shapes
b)
Organic Shapes
c)
Rhythm
52.
Used to add interest & reduce boredom. Have impact on reader.
a)
Balance
b)
Color
c)
Texture
53.
Blue, green, and violet
a)
Warm Colors
b)
Cool Colors
54.
Pattern is same on both sides
a)
Asymmetrical Balance
b)
Symmetrical Balance
c)
Rhythm
55.
Difference in size, color or appearance
a)
Unity
b)
Proportion
c)
Contrast
56.
Repetition of subjects or elements & how they are arranged spatially
a)
Contrast
b)
Proportion
c)
Rhythm
57.
Square, circle, triangle. Have psychological meanings.
a)
Geometric Shapes
b)
Organic Shapes
c)
Color
58.
The depth perception and dimension an object makes
a)
Rhythm
b)
Texture
c)
Shape
59.

This principle combines different elements to create interest and possible focal points. Too much of this principle can cause chaos within an art work.

a)

Emphasis

b)

Variety

c)

Unity & Harmony

d)

Pattern

60.

This principle involves the relationship of the elements to each other and to the whole work of art. Simply put it is comparing.

a)

Unity & Harmony

b)

Balance

c)

Proportion

d)

Emphasis

61.

This principle creates a sense of movement and direction within a work of art. Repetition of art elements can create movement for the viewers eye to follow

a)

Emphasis

b)

Variety

c)

Balance

d)

Rhythm & Movement

62.

This principle involves organizing elements in a work of art in such a way to distribute their visual weight. Radial, symmetrical, & nonsymmetrical.

a)

Variety

b)

Rhythm & Movement

c)

Repetition & Pattern

d)

Balance

63.

This principle emphasizes specific elements of art in order to connect the whole art work.

a)

Variety

b)

Harmony & Unity

c)

Balance

d)

Rhythm & Movement

64.

This principle of design uses the arrangement of different elements of art in order to highlight the differences between the elements. It is used to create interest.

a)

Balance

b)

Proportion

c)

Contrast

d)

Unity & Harmony

65.

This principle highlights a specific element of art in order to create a focal point. This is the first place the viewer looks when viewing the art work.

a)

Proportion

b)

Variety

c)

Balance

d)

Emphasis

66.

An element of art is repeated in an organized way creating a pattern

a)

Repetition & Pattern

b)

Balance

c)

Unity & Harmony

d)

Proportion

67.

A repeated decorative design

a)

Rhythm

b)

Pattern

c)

Balance

d)

Style

68.

The condition in which two or more things naturally go together

a)

Harmony

b)

Style

c)

Unity

d)

Proportion

69.

A feature or quality that is typical of designs created by a specific person or during a specific time period.

a)

Theme

b)

Style

c)

Contrast

d)

Rhythm

70.

When the parts of a design have a sense of belonging or similarity so that they visually fit well together

a)

Style

b)

Unity

c)

Harmony

d)

Contrast

71.

These describe the edges or contours of shapes

a)

Lines

b)

Form

c)

Texture

d)

Color

72.

The shape of an object is two-dimensional (2D), and the _______ of an object is three-dimensional (3D).

a)

Lines

b)

Form

c)

Color

d)

Texture

73.

The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface, substance, or material.

a)

Lines

b)

Shape

c)

Texture

d)

Color

74.

A visual element derived from reflected light.

a)

Lines

b)

Shape and Form

c)

Texture

d)

Color

75.

Decisions that deal with the overall purpose of the design

a)

Conceptual

b)

Marketing

c)

Technical

d)

Aesthetic

76.

Decisions that deal with who will buy/use the product as well as where/how the product will be sold and the selling price

a)

Conceptual

b)

Marketing

c)

Technical

d)

Construction

77.

Decisions that deal with how the design will actually work

a)

Conceptual

b)

Marketing

c)

Technical

d)

Aesthetic

78.

Decisions about how the product will be made and assembled

a)

Conceptual

b)

Technical

c)

Construction

d)

Marketing

79.

Decisions about how the product will look

a)

Conceptual

b)

Marketing

c)

Technical

d)

Aesthetic

80.

In design, typography is

a)

defining different types of art.

b)

the art of lettering.

c)

sea levels on a map.

d)

digital art.

81.

A serif font

a)

is very fancy and hard to read.

b)

has small lines or "tails" at the beginning and end of the letters.

c)

does not have small lines or "tails."

d)

looks like cursive letters.

82.
This block of text is
a)
justified
b)
unjustified
c)
script
d)
decorative
83.
This block of text is
a)
justified
b)
ragged left
c)
ragged right
d)
decorative
84.
Typeface family with a formal, handwritten appearance.
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
85.
Typeface style that is "without" little bars.
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
86.
Typeface family that is suggested only to be used as headings or subheadings and never in large bodies of text.
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
87.
What type face style does this logo use?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
88.
What type face style does this logo use?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
89.
What type face style does this logo use?
a)
Serif
b)
Old Style
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
90.
The imaginary line on which letters seems to be sitting.
a)
Baseline
b)
Meanline
c)
Cap height
d)
Bottom line
91.
The standard height of a lowercase x.
a)
Baseline
b)
x-height
c)
Cap height
d)
Bottom line
92.
The standard height of most capital letters.
a)
Baseline
b)
Meanline
c)
Cap height
d)
Bottom line
93.
What size is equal to 1" (inch)?
a)
1 pt.
b)
12 pt. 
c)
72 pt.
d)
100 pt.
94.
This block of text is
a)
justified
b)
ragged left
c)
ragged right
d)
decorative
95.
The part of letters such as “h” and “k” that goes above the x-height of lower case letters?
a)
Ascender
b)
Descender
c)
Cap-height
d)
x-height
96.
What is the part of a letter (as in g p y) that goes below the baseline?
a)
Ascender
b)
Descender
c)
Cap-height
d)
x-height
97.
Typeface style that is most readable on printed media.
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
98.
This block of text is
a)
justified
b)
unjustified
c)
script
d)
decorative
99.
Typeface style with little bars.
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
c)
Script
d)
Decorative
100.

There are some fonts that are considered outdated and unprofessional.

a)

True

b)

False

101.

Which image shows a serif font?

a)
b)
c)
102.

Which image shows a sans serif font?

a)
b)
c)
103.

Which image shows a display font?

a)
b)
c)
104.
Serif or Sans Serif?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
105.
Serif or Sans Serif?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
106.
Are these fonts Serif or Sans Serif?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
107.
Bad contrast in color can make your text unreadable and your eyes squint
a)
True
b)
False
108.
Which type of font is commonly used for headlines and mobile devices?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
109.
Which font tends to work better as body text in printed materials, such as textbooks, newspapers and novels?
a)
Serif
b)
Sans Serif
110.

_______________ is the ability for letters to be discernable enough so words can be read.

a)

Legibility

b)

Readability

111.

_______________ is the ability for a length of text to be read easily and quickly.

a)

Legibility

b)

Readability

112.

Which of the following is NOT a type of typeface?

a)

Serif

b)

Serial

c)

Sans serif

d)

Symbols

113.

Which of the following is true about script typefaces?

a)

They feature letters which are easy to distinguish from one another

b)

They are legible at smaller sizes and resolutions

c)

They are not used to communicate significant text

d)

They can make design feel customized or handcrafted

114.

What type of typeface are Wingdings?

a)

Serif

b)

Sans serif

c)

Script

d)

Symbols

115.

Which of the following is the true statement?

a)

Digital media, like websites and mobile apps, have the capabilities to display limited typefaces

b)

Digital media, like websites and mobile apps, have the capabilities to display more typefaces than printing

116.

The height of a capital letter above the baseline for a particular typeface.

a)

baseline

b)

x-height

c)

cap-height

117.

The type style that makes the text appear thicker and darker is called (a)   .

118.
Helvectia or Arial, serif or sans serif...what is the world are these?
a)
Colors
b)
Fonts
c)
Sizes
d)
Symbols
119.
Kerning and leading are examples of the designer's decisions about...
a)
Text size
b)
Text color
c)
Heirarchy
d)
Character and line spacing
120.
Text color is an important tool. How many colors should you have in a design?
a)
1-5
b)
1-7
c)
more than 5
d)
2
121.
This image is an example of a ___________.
a)
Wing ding
b)
Ding bat
c)
Glyph
d)
Script
122.
Which composition element is most present in this image.
a)
Rule of Thirds
b)
Rule of Forths
c)
Rule of Fifths
123.
Which composition element is most present in this image ?
a)
Persepctive
b)
Form
c)
Space
d)
Leading Lines
124.
When the photographer cuts out all unnecessary details to keep keep the viewer's attention focused on the subject.
a)
Adjusting
b)
Deleting
c)
Minimizing
d)
Cropping
125.
Which composition element is most present in this image ?
a)
Radial Balance
b)
Depth of Field
c)
Symmetry
d)
Asymmetrical Balance
126.

What is the primary photo technique of this image?

a)

Depth of Field

b)

Rule of Thirds

c)

Viewpoint

d)

Framing

127.

Lines in a photo that direct a viewer’s focus to the photo’s subject are called?

a)

Leading Lines

b)

Mistakes

c)

Framing

d)

Lines

128.

The rule of thirds states that objects and subjects of focus should ALWAYS be in the center of the photo

a)

True

b)

False

129.

What is the primary photo technique of this image?

a)

Framing

b)

Rule of Thirds

c)

Close Up

d)

Leading Lines

130.

What Rule of Composition is being used here?

a)

Rule of Thirds

b)

Rule of Triangles

c)

Rule of Juxtaposition

d)

Rule of Symmetry

131.

The golden ratio is in cosmology, theology, arts, architecture, botany and others.

a)

True

b)

False

132.

What Rule of Composition is being shown here?

a)

Aspect Ratio

b)

The Gaze

c)

Rule of Symmetry

d)

Leading Lines

133.

Which image shows a successful use of Framing?

a)
b)
c)
d)
134.

This is an example of leading lines.

a)

True

b)

False

135.

What is the primary photo technique of this image?

a)

Close Up

b)

Symmetry

c)

Framing

d)

Background

136.

Which technique has framing?

a)
b)
c)
d)
137.

What is the primary photo technique of this image?

a)

Framing

b)

Simplify the scene

c)

Viewpoint

d)

Rule of Thirds

138.

Name the compositional theory

a)

Rule of thirds

b)

Symmetry

c)

Golden Spiral

d)

Phi Grid

139.

Which image is not as minimalist?

a)
b)
c)
d)
140.

To use the golden spiral, do you need to be photographing a subject that is in the shape of a spiral?

a)

Yes

b)

No

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