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Principles of design

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

The principles of design consist of:

a)

colour, lines, shapes and pattern

b)

emphasis, balance, repetition, movement and texture

c)

balance, emphasis, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, variety, and unity

d)

lines, shape, form, value, texture, space and colour

2.

The image represent which principle of design?

a)

pattern

b)

emphasis

c)

rhythm

d)

contrast

3.

This image shows an example of:

a)

symmetrical balance

b)

radial balance

c)

asymmetrical balance

d)

emphasis

4.

What is the difference between radial and asymmetrical balance?

a)

radial balance start from the center while asymmetrical balance is equal on both end

b)

radial balance is equal on both side while asymmetrical balance shows lighter-weight objects on one side of a center line to offset a heavy object on the other side

c)

radial balance is when elements flow from the center while asymmetrical balance shows lighter-weight objects on one side of a center line to offset a heavy object on the other side

d)

radial balance has a circular shape while asymmetrical balance has a square shape

5.

The design shows which balance?

a)

symmetrical balance

b)

radial balance

c)

free flowing balance

d)

asymmetriacal balance

6.

The design shows which type of balance?

a)

asymmetrical

b)

symmetrical

c)

radial

d)

organic

7.

The focal point of an image, or when one area or thing stands out the most.

a)

unity

b)

pattern

c)

rhythm

d)

emphasis

8.

What is the definition of Rhythm in Art ?

a)

something a person has when they sing

b)

when something in the painting is moving

c)

Shows movement through repetitions, including some variations.

d)

the area that grabs the viewers attention

9.

The image shows which rhythm

a)

progressive

b)

graduated

c)

random

d)

regular

10.

The image shows which type of rhythm?

a)

random

b)

regular

c)

progressive

d)

alternating

11.

The principles of designs are created by

a)

the repetition of the elements of design

b)

balance, emphasis, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, variety, and unity

c)

adding colour to a design

d)

combining all the elements of design