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- 1. Multiple ChoiceOne way to add contrast to a document or flyer is by _____________Grouping related items togetherContinuing the use of the same color throughout the designPairing large text with small textAll of the above
- 2. Multiple Choice
Pairing different styles of type, such as sans serif with a serif style type is an example of contrast.
True
False
- 3. Multiple ChoiceUsing two or more type faces that are very similar is recommended in order to create an appealing designTrueFalse
- 4. Multiple ChoiceUsing the principle of _________ creates a sense of unity and organization throughout the document.ResistanceRepetitionRed typeRecommendation
- 5. Multiple Choice
Designers can repeat the use of which of the following elements to create repetition?
Color
Font
Shape
All of the above
- 6. Multiple ChoiceAligning text when designing a document can help the document appear orderly and visually connectedTrueFalse
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following should you try to avoid when following the principle of alignment?Using one type of alignmentAligning elements of the page to visually connect items.Using a lot of center alignment.None of the above
- 8. Multiple ChoiceProximity is when related items are ____________Grouped separatelyGrouped togetherGrouped randomly
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is an example of proximityAdding a caption with a photoRepeating type faces throughout the documentLeft-aligning body text.Pairing a bold color with a soft color
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following items would you group together?The title and subtitle of a textbookThe title of the textbook and the first chapter titleThe title of the textbook and the copyright date
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is an example of effective contrastItalicizing the title and the subtitle of a bookAdding a black box behind a white titleGrouping the title and the subtitle togetherPairing a soft color with a similar soft color
- 12. Multiple ChoiceUsing white text on a black background is considered _________AlignmentProximityContrastRepetition
- 13. Multiple ChoiceThe absence of text and graphics is considered ______________White spaceWhite noiseWhite textWhite font
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat design principle was violated in this Image?BalanceContrastProximityRepetition
- 15. Multiple Choice
Which of the two designs shows a good CONTRAST of color?
Left (red and blue)
Right (sand and brown)
Neither are good
Both are good
- 16. Multiple Choice
What is the design principle?
Grouping related items together
Proximity
Alignment
Contrast
Repetition
- 17. Multiple Choice
What is the design principle?
Giving your content "room to breathe"
Proximity
Alignment
White Space
Contrast
- 18. Multiple Choice
What is the design principle?
Arrangement of content around invisble lines or grid on the page.
Proximity
White Space
Repetition
Alignment
- 19. Multiple Choice
What is the design principle?
Making two or more things stand out on the page by making them different (through color or font choices, for example).
White Space
Alignment
Proximity
Contrast
- 20. Multiple Choice
What is the design principle?
Consistency of fonts, colors, symbols or graphics, and layout on a page or between designs.
Proximity
Repetition
Alignment
Contrast
- 21. Multiple Choice
Every visual element in a design should be connected by an invisible line with at least one other element
asymmetrical
alignment
concrete
center
- 22. Multiple Choice
Look at the layout on the left. What design principle was used to improve the layout on the right?
Contrast
Simplicity
Repetition
Alignment
- 23. Multiple Choice
What design principle was used to improve the layout of the image on the right?
Contrast
Alignment
Color
Bold
- 24. Multiple Choice
What design principle(s) were applied to improve the ad on the right?
Proximity and Alignment
Contrast and Bold
Simplicity
Size of Graphic
- 25. Multiple Choice
Compare business cards. Which has improved proximity?
the one on the left
the one on the right
- 26. Multiple Choice
This is a good example of what design principle(s)?
Alignment
Contrast
Repetition
All of these as well as Proximity
- 27. Multiple ChoiceLook at the layout on the left. What design principle(s) were used to improve the layout of the ad on the right?Shapes and LinesAlignment and ProximityRepetition and ShapesSimplicity and Shapes
- 28. Multiple ChoiceWhat design principle was used to improve the design on the right?ProximitySizeLineBold
- 29. Multiple ChoiceThis magazine cover is a good example of what design principle?Bold and Large TextSimplicitySize and MassShape
- 30. Multiple Choice
Compare the two images. What design principle(s) were used to improve the design on the right?
Repetition
Simplicity
Alignment and Simplicity
Alignment and Proximity
- 31. Multiple ChoiceYour teacher has asked you to relocate the picture on page one to page two where it relates to the topic. What design principle is NOT being utilized?BalanceProximityAlignmentRepetition
- 32. Multiple ChoiceThe location, date, time, and cost are centered on a flyer. This is an example of which design principle?AlignmentContrastProximity/unityRepetition/consistency
- 33. Multiple ChoiceYour teacher has asked you to cut out the overpowering image located on every page of the newsletter. What design principle is NOT being utilized?BalanceProximityAlignmentContrast
- 34. Multiple ChoiceYour teacher has asked you to change to a yellow text on black background, because your current product is difficult to read. What design principle was NOT being used?ContrastWhite SpaceAlignmentRepetition
- 35. Multiple ChoiceYour teacher has asked you to increase the margins to emphasis a picture and give the readers a break from the text. What design principle was NOT being used?ContrastWhite spaceAlignmentRepetition
- 36. Multiple ChoiceYour teacher has asked you to use the same font and pictures on each page. What design principle was NOT being used?BalanceProximityAlignmentRepetition
- 37. Multiple ChoiceGraphics don’t overpower text and the page is not too heavy on one side or the other, this demonstrates.....balancewhite spacealignmentjustified
- 38. Multiple ChoiceIf the body of the text is justified, which design principle is being demonstrated?balancealignmentwhite spacecontrast
- 39. Multiple ChoiceIf text boxes are highlighted with different shades of background color, what design principle is being demonstrated?proximity/unityalignmentwhite spacecontrast
- 40. Multiple ChoiceIf the graphic is placed directly below the introductory text what design principle is being demonstrated?proximity/unitywhite spacebalancecontrast
- 41. Multiple ChoiceThe body text is left justified in an illustration. This is an example of which design principle?alignmentbalancecontrastproximity/unity
- 42. Multiple ChoiceBlank space is used to break up the text boxes between each section. This is an example of which design principle?alignmentbalancewhite spacecontrast
- 43. Multiple ChoiceThe headings for each section in an illustration are keyed in Times New Roman size 14 and the body is keyed in Arial size 12. This is an example of which design principle?alignmentbalancerepetition/consistencyproximity/unity
- 44. Multiple Choice________ Is the reuse of identical or similar design elements through the design.BalanceRepetitionWhite SpaceRule of Thirds
- 45. Multiple ChoiceThe concept where you break a design into thirds/critical area is in the intersections a thirdBalanceRepetitionWhite SpaceRule of Thirds
- 46. Multiple ChoiceWhen the graphics don't overpower the text is which design principle?BalanceProximity/UnityAlignmentWhite Space
- 47. Multiple ChoiceBlank space designed to give the reader's eyes a break is which design principle?BalanceWhite SpaceAlignmentContrast
- 48. Multiple ChoiceGrouping of related itemsContrastWhite SpaceProximity/UnityBalance
- 49. Multiple ChoiceJustificationBalanceAlignmentWhite SpaceContrast
- 50. Multiple ChoiceMore important elements are emphasized on the page.White SpaceBalanceContrastAlignment
- 51. Multiple Choice
Movement, Emphasis, Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, Proximity are all the....
Elements
Principals
Principles
Parts of a design
- 52. Multiple Choice
This PRINCIPLE refers to the extreme difference between two elements, such as color, texture or size
Movement
Contrast
Repetition
Alignment
- 53. Multiple Choice
The principle of emphasis is used by designers to create dominance & focus in their work. Your eye is drawn to which color?
Red
Blue
Green
- 54. Multiple Choice
The process of ensuring related design elements are placed together
Proximity
Emphasis
Movement
Repetition
- 55. Multiple Choice
Alignment is......
organization of an element so as to provide order and unity
the repeating of objects
a way to catch the viewers eye
- 56. Multiple Choice
The reusing of the same or similar elements throughout your design?
Contrast
Alignment
Proximity
Repetition
- 57. Multiple ChoiceIt is the weight distributed in the design by the placement of your elements.BalanceProximityRepetitionContrast
- 58. Multiple ChoiceIt allows you to highlight or emphasize key elements in your design.BalanceSpaceContrastAlignment
- 59. Multiple ChoiceIt allows you to create a visual connection with each other.AlignmentBalanceProximitySpace
- 60. Multiple ChoiceIt creates a relationship between elements.SpaceRepetitionProximityBalance
- 61. Multiple ChoiceIt creates rhythm, association and consistency.ContrastRepetitionBalanceSpace
- 62. Multiple ChoiceIt refers to distance or area between, around, above, below or within elements.SpaceProximityRepetitionContrast
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