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WorksheetsLandscape Design Principles Quiz
Total questions: 1
Worksheet time: 7mins
What do landscape design principles refer to?
The standards by which designs can be created, measured, discussed, and evaluated
The history of landscape design
The types of plants used in landscaping
The tools used for gardening
According to the text, what is personal preference in landscape design?
A factor that always discredits a design
The most important aspect of a design
The only factor to consider when evaluating a design
A factor that does not necessarily credit or discredit a design
What is the first thing that the eye is drawn to in focalization of interest?
Plants
Hardscape
Color
Movement
What type of balance is typical of formal design?
Symmetric balance
Asymmetric balance
Proximal/distal balance
No balance is typical of formal design
What is the emphasis of proximal/distal balance?
Visual left/right relationships
Visual near/far relationships
Visual up/down relationships
Visual inside/outside relationships
What determines proportion in landscape design?
The number of elements in the design
The size relationships
The color combinations
The texture of the plants
What is rhythm in landscape design?
The repetition of an angle, an arc, or shape
The repetition of colors and textures
The repetition of plants and hardscape
The repetition of movement and texture
What is unity in landscape design?
The individual components that create a collective design
The repetition of colors and textures
The repetition of plants and hardscape
The repetition of movement and texture
What is simplicity in landscape design achieved through?
The use of complex shapes and angles
The repetition of colors, textures, plants, shapes, curves, angles, and hardscape materials
The use of a wide variety of colors and textures
The use of a wide variety of plants and hardscape materials
What is the main purpose of landscape design principles?
To make designs more complex
To discourage personal preference in design
To provide a framework for creating, measuring, discussing, and evaluating designs
To limit creativity in design
