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Worksheets[H7063F-IPD1] Mid-Term Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which of the following is a 'basic' definition of design that we adopted in our first seminar?
A plan to make a composition using a variety of shapes.
A drawing showing the dimensions of a product.
The arrangement of a series of elements in order to achieve an outcome.
A composition including a series of shapes and colors.
All professional designers in any of the 'main' design disciplines start their education by doing the following:
Studying oil and watercolor painting
Practice making 2D/graphic designs
Creating perspective drawings
Building scale models of their ideas.
A graphic/two-dimensional design can be broken into three 'aspects,' or 'areas,' which are?
Points, Lines, and Shapes
Shapes, Color, and Value
Triangles, Lines, Colors
Elements, Attributes and Principles (Relationships)
What are the 'elements' in a two-dimensional (2D) design?
Geometry, Dimension, Depth and Color
Color, Balance, Rhythm and Contrast.
Point, Line, Area.
Size, Value, Balance, Contrast.
What are the attributes of 2D elements?
Geometry, Dimension, Depth and Color
Color, Value, Texture, Shape, Size.
Balance, Rythm, Contrast.
Point, Line, Shape.
Define in your own words what 'visual weight is:
Which of the following shapes has more 'visual weight'?
Triangle
Square
Line
Circle
Which attributes of a 2D element can make an element 'visually heavier'?
All
The color
Texture
The shape
Explain in your own words, how come a 2D design can be 'balanced' or not?
'Balance' in 2D designs is commonly classified in how many ways?
Two
Three
Four
Six
Explain in your own words what 'asymmetrical balance' is:
Which of the following is an example of asymmetrical balance?
Explain in your own words, what 'rhythm' is, in the context of 2D design?
Which of the following is a type of rhythm (in the context of 2D design)?
Variable
Progressive
A-Rhythmic
Hip-hop
Explain in your own words, how is it, that a 2D design is said to have 'contrast'?
What type of color model is the so-called 'RGB'
Differential
Additive
Progressive
Subtractive
Which of the following are the 'three dimensions? of color?
Red, Green, Blue
Hue, Chroma, Value
Saturation, Density, Luminosity
Spectrum, Wavelength, Frecuency
Type of thinking skill/process, which has to do with coming up with ideas/alternatives in problem-solving:
Lateral Thinking
Divergent Thinking
Critical Thinking
Convergent Thinking
Guilford's model of Divergent Thinking is integrated by four components defined by the acronym:
GDPR
OCDE
OFTE
FFOE
What does the second F in the FFOE acronym stand for?
Force
Flexibility
Fintech
Latency
