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WorksheetsUnit 2 - Part II - Principles of Design
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
A balanced composition feels [BLANK] and [BLANK].
Stable and well-organized
Well-organized and pretty
Chaotic but neat
None of the Given Options
Name the type of contrast that was not in the powerpoint presentation, but was indicated in a visual aid/image.
Size
Color
Type
Shape
You could create emphasis through color by ...
using a smaller and contrasting color
using a bold or less contrasting color
using a brighter color
using a bold or contrasting color
Which of the following is NOT one of the things to create movement in a design?
Lines
Shapes
Size
Placement
Which of the following is something that you could make patterns with?
All of the Given Options
Shapes
Colors
Textures
Like in [BLANK], rhythm in design is about creating a [BLANK] or [BLANK] that guides the [BLANK].
Posters, style, flow, and viewer
Music, current, flow, and design
Music, beat, flow, and viewer's eye
Artworks, message, idea, and design
Which of the following are techniques that you could use in achieving unity in design?
Style Consistency
Color Harmony
Repetition
All of the Given Options
Asymmetrical balance adds [BLANK] and [BLANK].
Difference and chaos
Dynamism and interest
Interest and style
Interest and chaos
Which of the following is one of the reasons why contrast is used in design?
Adds complexity
Creates visual interest
Creates unity
None of the Given Options
Which of the following is NOT a reason why emphasis is important?
Guides the viewer
Clarifies the message
Creates unity
Creates hierarchy
Why does movement matter?
None of the Given Options
Establishes flow
Guide attention
Creates hierarchy
Patterns add structure, consistency, and [BLANK] to a design.
Interest
Organization
Balance
None of the Given Options
Which of the following is NOT a reason why rhythm is important in design?
Establishes pace
Creates unity
Adds movement
Adds complexity
Which of the following is a reason why unity is important?
Creates harmony
Builds hierarchy
Creates contrast
All of the Given Options
Which of the following is NOT a type of balance?
None of the Given Options
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Radial
Which of the following is NOT a type of contrast?
Color
Placement
Shape
Size
Emphasis helps [BLANK] the [BLANK] clearly.
Communicate and message
Design and poster
Communicate the design
Design and message
Movement refers to how the [BLANK] travels through a design.
Element
Subject
Viewer's eye
None of the Given Options
Regular patterns repeats elements [BLANK] while irregular patterns repeats elements in a [BLANK] or [BLANK] way.
Inconsistently, consistent, and organized
Consistently, varied, and unpredictable
Consistently, chaotic, and messy
Inconsistently, varied, and unpredictable
Rhythm is similar to what principle of design?
Unity
Balance
Movement
Pattern
Too much unity can make a design feel monotonous, while too much variety can [BLANK] harmony.
Balance
Disrupt
Build
Create
What is one reason why balance is important?
Guides the viewer's eye
Creates instability
Prevents neatness
All of the Given Options
Contrast helps create [BLANK] and distinguish between important parts of a composition.
Visual interest
Art
Unity
None of the Given Options
Which of the following is NOT one of things that you could create emphasis with?
Texture
Color
Size
Placement
The three types of movement in design are implied, physical, and ...
Radial
Directional
Flowing
Natural
What is one reason why patterns are used in design?
Creates hierarchy
Add unity
Adds complexity
Establishes inconsistency
The three types of rhythm are ...
Regular, flowing, and progressive
Regular, irregular, and progressive
Radial, flowing, and progressive
Radial, regular, and progressive
The key to balance unity and maintain visual interest is with small elements of contrast or [BLANK].
Variation
Consistency
Complexity
All of the Given Options
Balance refers to the [BLANK] of visual elements in a design.
Variation
Organization
Structure
None of the Given Options
Contrast refers to the [BLANK] between two or more elements in a design.
Difference
Comparison
Similarities
None of the Given Options
Emphasis is the principle of making one part of the design stand out as the [BLANK].
Visual Interest
Focal point
Mid point
Negative space
Movement is the [BLANK] that directs attention across the composition.
Visual point
Visual interest
Visual pathway
None of the Given Options
Pattern is the repeated use of an [BLANK] or [BLANK] throughout a design.
Image and motive
Image and motif
Element and motive
Element and motif
Rhythm is the repetition of visual elements in a design to create a sense of [BLANK].
Organized movement
Organic movement
Organized harmony
Original harmony
Unity is the sense of [BLANK] and completeness in a design.
Organization
Similarity
Harmony
None of the Given Options
