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WorksheetsMidTerm; Ethics, Principles, & Color Theory
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 29mins
Which colors are considered secondary colors?
Orange, Green, Purple
Red, Yellow, Blue
Red, Orange, Yellow
Blue, Green, Red
What are tertiary colors?
The colors in-between primary and secondary colors
Only the primary colors
Colors that are opposite on the color wheel
Colors that are next to each other on the wheel
What is another word for color?
Hue
Value
Saturation
Shade
Which formula uses colors that are next to each other on the color wheel?
Which of the following pairs are complementary colors?
Blue & Orange
Red & Yellow
Green & Purple
Yellow & Blue
How can you avoid complementary colors that are too simplistic?
By using only primary colors
By adding variety such as lighter, darker, or desaturated tones
By using only black and white
By removing all color
What does the triadic color formula use?
Three colors that are evenly spaced, forming a triangle on the color wheel
Two colors next to each other
Only black and white
Four colors in a square
What does the split complementary color formula use?
Colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel
Colors on either side of the complement
Only primary colors
Only neutral colors
What does the tetradic color formula involve?
Using only one color
Using two complementary color pairs to form a rectangle on the color wheel
Using three colors in a triangle
Using only neutral colors
How do desaturated colors often appear?
More fun
More business-like
More vibrant
More confusing
CMYK is used for...
Web
RGB is...
Additive
Subtractive
Which color is most symbolic for warmth?
Orange
Yellow
Red
Blue
Which of the following colors is symbolic of royalty, mystery, and creativity?
Purple
Black
Green
Brown
What is the term for a set of moral principles or values that govern behavior in design?
Copyright Law
Ethics
Public Domain
Fair Use
According to copyright law, how long is a work protected if it was created before 1978?
75 years from the date of publication
50 years after the death of the owner
100 years from the date of creation
25 years from the date of publication
If a work was created after 1978 and the owner is an individual, how long is the copyright protection?
75 years from the date of publication
50 years after the death of the owner
100 years from the date of creation
25 years from the date of publication
A book was published in 1975. In what year will its copyright protection expire?
2050
2025
2040
2030
What does "Fair Use" allow someone to do with a copyrighted work?
Copy parts or all of a copyrighted work without permission from the owner
Sell the copyrighted work as their own
Destroy the original copyrighted work
Transfer copyright ownership to themselves
Which of the following is NOT a purpose that qualifies as "Fair Use"?
Making a comment or criticism of the work
Reporting the work as news
Using the work for teaching purposes
Selling the work for profit
What is the public domain?
A creative work that is protected by copyright and cannot be used by anyone
A creative work that isn’t protected by copyright and may be used freely by everyone
A creative work that is only available to the government
A creative work that is only available for purchase
A work created by the U.S. Government is:
Automatically in the public domain
Always protected by copyright
Only available to government officials
Only available after 100 years
Which of the following is true about Adobe Fonts?
You need to buy a new license for every project.
They are only for personal use.
They are covered under Adobe’s licensing for commercial use.
They are always free to use.
It is important to consider copyright anytime you work on a project. Which of the following correctly describes copyright?
The amount of copies you can legally make of another person's work
The temporary right to copy someone else's work
The exclusive right to copy, distribute, and profit from a work
The ownership of a digital key that allows the duplication of a piece
How do implied lines contribute to the composition of an artwork, and what role do they play?
They have no impact on the composition
They create confusion in the artwork
They add color to the composition.
They lead the viewer's eye
Which of the following explain the impact of the direction of a line on an artwork accurately.
Direction of line has no impact on artwork
Diagonal lines create stability
Horizontal lines add movement
Diagonal lines create movement and energy.
In design, what does the term "space" refer to, and how does it influence the depiction of depth in a composition?
Physical dimensions
Time and Motion
Distance within, around, and between elements
The absence of color
Which of the following components of color in art are correct.
Hue is the lightness or darkness
Intensity is the color name
Value is the degree of lightness or darkness
Hue is the brightness or dullness
From the following list, which is the most important goal of a composition according to the Principles of Design?
Variety
Movement
Unity / Harmony
Repetition
How can you show contrast in a composition?
By making elements similar
By making elements very different
By avoiding elements on the page
By minimizing visual differences
What is the role of alignment in design?
To create chaos
To place elements arbitrarily
To organize, balance, and structure elements
To avoid visual connections
Which of the following principles of design are intended to create or dispel connections between elements in a composition?
Proximity
Contrast
Alignment
Space
If positive space is the content then negative space is the...
main shape
empty area between
lighter value
typography
Repetition strengthens unity by...
Using a consistent visual language throughout the design
Making all elements identical
Randomly placing repeated shapes
Focusing only on type
