Name:Madeline Cabrera I worked by myself.

Elements and Principles of Design

Test

1. A type of balance in which both sides of a composition are balanced yet different.

A. Asymmetrical C. Symmetrical
B. Radial D. Crystallographic

2. This image demonstrates the Gestalt principle of:

A. Closure
B. Continuity
C. Similarity
D. Figure & Ground

3. A repetition of more than one design element working in concert with each other is:

A. Pattern
B. Texture
C. Orientation
D. Proportion

4. This image demonstrates the Gestalt principle of:

A. Figure & Ground

B. Closure
C. Continuity
D. Looping

5. Because these shapes are irregular and curvy, they are known as ___organic____________
shapes.
6. When all the parts relate well with each other in respect to size, quantity, or degree, the

work is said to have good ____Texture_____________.

7. Keeping his design principles in mind, the designer draws a green apple on a red tablecloth
A. to create a Christmas card. C. to make the apple stand out.
B. because he’s hungry. D. to camouflage the apple.

8. This image has a strong sense of:

A. Texture
B. Pattern
C. Color
D. Rhythm

9. This image has which type of balance?

A. Asymmetrical
B. Radial
C. Symmetrical
D. Crystallographic

10. There are many techniques to make a two-dimensional drawing appear three dimensional.
Please explain two of the techniques here:

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11. One of the Principles of Design is _________________ , which refers to the path the viewer's
eye takes through a work.
12. There are seven common ways to add emphasis to text. List four of them here:

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13. Horizontal lines tend to suggest:

A. anger C. peace
B. action D. joy

14. The first and simplest element of visual design is

A. a form C. a line
B. a shape D. a point

15. A shape is two-dimensional, and a form is three-dimensional.

A. True
B. False

16. Negative space is the figure or focal point of the image.

A. True
B. False

17. The image contains an example of a serif font.

A. True
B. False

18. The word "sans" in "sans serif" means ___it doesnt have no dot________________________.

19. One point in a font = _____ of an inch.

A. 1/100 C. 1/36
B. 1/2 D. 1/72

20. The font in the image is a ______Extra___________ width font.

21. Which of these is NOT a style attribute for a font?

A. bold C. hyphenating
B. italics D. underlining

22. The process of adjusting the space between individual characters in a font is

known as ____ a space__________________

23. Colors directly across the color wheel from one another are a color scheme known

as ___complementary___________________ colors.

24. Tertiary colors are created by mixing primaries and ____secondy

primaires__________________

25. The intensity or purity of a hue is known as its ______________________

26. The selected colors on this color wheel are known as:

A. primary colors
B. tertiary colors
C. monochromatic colors
D. secondary colors

27. A hue is the pure color shade.

A. True
B. False

28. A ______________________ color scheme is made up of different colors derived from the
same base hue by using its shades, tints, and/or tones.

29. Objects can carry more visual weight by being larger, darker, more isolated, more textured,
brighter, etc. These are examples of the principle of...

A. Unity C. Balance
B. Emphasis D. Rhythm

30. In this image, our mind interprets that there are three distinct groupings because of the
Gestalt principle of _____Balance_________________.
31. Diagonal lines tend to suggest:

E. confusion G. movement
F. strength H. sorrow

32. One of the Principles of Design is _________________ , which is when one or more elements
of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement.
I. unity K. rhythm
J. proportion L. movement

33. Analyze this image and discuss how you see the elements and principles of design being
applied by the designer. Your response should be at least a paragraph.

__1.Texture in the colors. 2.Movement in the cars. 3. Rhyme more texture to the drawing. 4.
Unity in the lights .5 Blanance in the cars staying still
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34. Analyze this image and discuss how you see the elements and principles of design being
applied by the designer. Your response should be at least a paragraph.

___1. Movement is shown by the arrow. 2. Texture is shown by the drawing 3. unity to make
different elements .4.___ryheme in more texture5. Balance__ in the
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