WorksheetsFundamentals of Design
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What do lines form in objects?
Colors
Textures
Edges or outline
Shadows
Communicates contemporary, changing, creative, and artistic feeling
Abstract
Freeform
Realistic
Vertical
What is the primary function of lines in design?
To add color
To create texture
To show direction and form edges
To make objects heavier
Which of the following is NOT shown by curved lines?
Organization
Eternity
Uniformity
Chaos
Which of the following is true about curved lines?
They are part of a square
They are harder than straight lines
They show organization
They communicate aggression
Which of the following is a 3-dimensional object?
Circle
Square
Cube
Triangle
What feeling does a realistic form communicate?
Futuristic and modern
Lifelike, traditional, and familiar
Abstract and surreal
Unfamiliar and strange
Geometric forms are often associated with which of the following characteristics?
Disorder and confusion
Organization and order
Flexibility and adaptability
Complexity and intricacy
Which of the following is a geometric shape?
Leaf
Triangle
Cloud
Wave
What is NOT a typical characteristic of geometric forms?
Order
Organization
Randomness
Planning
What is the main characteristic of free forms?
Structured
Random
Geometric
Predictable
Free forms are often used to communicate what?
Precision
Freedom
Order
Symmetry
What type of form is used when an object is altered to be more contemporary?
Realistic Form
Abstract Form
Geometric Form
Free Form
What is an example of an area inside a form?
The area around a garden
The area inside a room
The area around a car
The area outside a house
When choosing textiles for a room it's important to think about
Cost
Availability
Durability
Comfort
Baseboards used in a room are an example of which type of line?
curved
diagonal
horizontal
vertical
The way a surface feels or looks
(a)
Cool colors are
Red
Blue
Purple
Green
Uses exclusively black, white, and shades of gray; Creates a clean appearance; might be used with an accent color
Triadic
Achromatic
Complementary
Square
What gives a sense of equality on both sides of a center point
Harmony
Rhythm/Movement
Scale
Balance
