WorksheetsElements & Principles of Design Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following is the most basic element of design?
Line
Point
Shape
Texture
A line that represents calm, peace, and relaxation is a:
Diagonal line
Vertical line
Horizontal line
Curved line
Which type of line represents dignity, formality, and strength?
Curved
Vertical
Diagonal
Zigzag
Curved lines are often used to represent:
Tension and rigidity
Speed and danger
Freedom and softness
Structure and order
Which color group includes red, orange, and yellow?
Cool colors
Warm colors
Neutral colors
Complementary colors
The quality of lightness or darkness of a color is called:
Hue
Saturation
Value
Tone
The 2D area enclosed by lines or curves is known as:
Shape
Texture
Value
Space
A 3D object created by adding depth to a shape is called:
Space
Form
Texture
Rhythm
The surface look or feel of an object is referred to as:
Texture
Balance
Shape
Emphasis
The lightness or darkness that helps create the illusion of 3D is called:
Value
Hue
Tone
Line
The area between and around objects, or the feeling of depth, is called:
Texture
Space
Form
Proportion
The even distribution of visual weight in a design is called:
Balance
Unity
Rhythm
Emphasis
A design that has identical visual weight on both sides of a centerline shows:
Asymmetrical balance
Radial balance
Symmetrical balance
Random balance
When elements are arranged unevenly but still appear balanced, it is:
Symmetrical balance
Asymmetrical balance
Radial balance
Formal balance
A design arranged around a central point shows:
Linear balance
Random balance
Radial balance
Geometric balance
The feature that draws the viewer’s attention first is called:
Unity
Contrast
Focal Point
Proportion
The degree of difference between design elements is called:
Unity
Contrast
Rhythm
Balance
The repeated use of lines, shapes, or colors to create movement is:
Proportion
Rhythm
Balance
Economy
The relationship between the size of one element and another is:
Unity
Proportion
Scale
Balance
Using the fewest necessary elements to achieve a strong design is called:
Balance
Emphasis
Unity
Economy
