WorksheetsART ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
These are the colors that are opposite to each other.
Complementary Colors
Analogous Colors
Triadic Colors
Split Complementary Colors
It is the name we give to the color or identity of a color.
Value
Intensity
Hue
Tint
This is the principles of art which occurs anytime an element of a piece is given dominance.
Harmony
Emphasis
Contrast
Balance
It is created by using elements that conflict with one another
Contrast
Emphasis
Harmony
Balance
This may be thick, thin, fine, ragged, straight, or curved.
Line
Shapes
Texture
Color
This type of logo consists of letters that represent the company name.
Wordmark
Lettermark
Combination
Abstract
This logo resembles an actual object.
Pictorial
Combination
Lettermark
Wordmark
This kind of logo is used to brand possessions, achievements, or even one's identity.
Personal Logo
Crests Logo
Business Logo
Product logo
This kind of logo is used to identify a family, country, or organization.
Crests Logo
Personal Logo
Business Logo
These are shapes found in nature like the shapes of flowers, leaves, and the like.
Geometric Shapes
Organic Shapes
Organic Forms
Geometric Forms
Which of the following is a business or product logo?
Which of the following is an example of lettermark type of Logo?
Which is an example of Complementary Colors?
Red and Blue Green
Yellow and Violet
Orange and Green
Yellow and Red
Which is an example of Triadic Color?
Red, Red Orange, and Orange
Red, Yellow, and Blue
Orange, Yellow, and Violet
Blue, Yellow, and Green
Which is an example of Analogous Color?
Blue, Blue Green, and Yellow
Yellow, Yellow Orange, and Red
Red, Red Violet, and Violet
Green, Yellow Green, and Orange
Which is an example of Split Complementary Color?
Red, Red Violet, and Green
Blue, Blue Green, and Green
Blue Green, Yellow Green, and Red
Red, Orange, and Yellow
Which of the following is not a principle in designing a logo?
simple
timeless
appropriate
complex
Which of the following are warm colors?
red, yellow, and blue
blue, green, and violet
red, yellow, and orange
red, violet, and orange
It refers to the vividness of the color.
Hue
Intensity
Visual
Value
It is a two-dimensional figure enclosed by a line.
Lines
Colors
Shapes
Textures
