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Elements And Principles Of Design
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Refers to light and dark areas. It depends on how much light a surface reflects. It also is one of the three properties of colors
Rhythm
Harmony
Value
Contrast
2. Associated with fire such as yellow - orange and red.
Warm colors
Form
Movement
Line
3. Red - yellow - and blue. All other colors can be mixed from these.
Harmony
Primary colors
Harmony
Rhythm
4. Leads the viewer to sense action in a work or it can be the path a viewer's eyes follows throughout a work
Movement
Form
Shape
Monochromatic colors scheme
5. A means of maintaining visual equilibrium.
Analogous colors
Balance
Variety
Line
6. Shows how things feel or they look like they might feel.
Shape
Monochromatic colors scheme
Texture
Line
7. Associated with water such as green - blue - and purple.
Texture
Cool colors
Warm colors
Space
8. Connects two or more points
Proportion
Gradation
Color
Line
9. Combining one or more elements to create interest.
Emphasis
Contrast
Gradation
Variety
10. Three-dimensional and encloses space. Like a shape - it has a height and width - but it also has depth
Form
Shape
Unity
Proportion
11. Refers to differences in values - colors - textures - and other elements in an artwork to achieve emphasis and interest
Gradation
Cool colors
Value
Contrast
12. A means of maintaining visual equilibrium.
Secondary colors
Balance
Primary colors
Form
13. A decorative visual repitition.
Form
Pattern
Primary colors
Color
14. Opposite colors on the color wheel. They neutralize when mixed.
Warm colors
Unity
Complementary colors
Color
15. Associated with water such as green - blue - and purple.
Emphasis
Complementary colors
Cool colors
Harmony
16. Blending elements in a pleasing way
Harmony
Cool colors
Space
Variety
17. An enclosed area determined by line - value - texture - space - or any combination of these elements. Has two-dimensions - height and width. Can be described as organic or geometric
Monochromatic colors scheme
Shape
Line
Proportion
18. Three or more neighbor ing colors on the color wheel.
Form
Analogous colors
Unity
Shape
19. Concerned with repeating an element to make a work seem active or suggest vibration.
Rhythm
Cool colors
Emphasis
Contrast
20. Three-dimensional and encloses space. Like a shape - it has a height and width - but it also has depth
Shape
Form
Unity
Pattern
21. Combining one or more elements to create interest.
Primary colors
Cool colors
Variety
Form
22. Associated with fire such as yellow - orange and red.
Pattern
Rhythm
Form
Warm colors
23. Concerned with the relationship of one part to another and to the whole.
Proportion
Shape
Complementary colors
Harmony
24. An area in a work that attracts the viewer's attention
Value
Emphasis
Analogous colors
Unity
25. The arrangement of elements and principles of media to create a feeling of completeness or wholeness
Rhythm
Texture
Unity
Rhythm
26. Red - yellow - and blue. All other colors can be mixed from these.
Movement
Emphasis
Shape
Primary colors
27. A series of gradual changes
Gradation
Rhythm
Balance
Analogous colors
28. A color scheme that uses only one color and varying amounts of white - gray - and black.
Primary colors
Analogous colors
Monochromatic colors scheme
Texture
29. Opposite colors on the color wheel. They neutralize when mixed.
Harmony
Movement
Proportion
Complementary colors
30. Obtained by mixing two primary colors. They are orange - green - and purple.
Secondary colors
Texture
Variety
Balance
31. Derived from reflected light. The sensation of color is aroused in the brain by the response of the eyes to different wavelengths of light. Has hue - intensity - and value.
Harmony
Color
Movement
Balance
32. Derived from reflected light. The sensation of color is aroused in the brain by the response of the eyes to different wavelengths of light. Has hue - intensity - and value.
Secondary colors
Color
Cool colors
Harmony
33. Refers to differences in values - colors - textures - and other elements in an artwork to achieve emphasis and interest
Contrast
Color
Variety
Balance
34. Three or more neighbor ing colors on the color wheel.
Primary colors
Shape
Analogous colors
Warm colors
35. Obtained by mixing two primary colors. They are orange - green - and purple.
Variety
Complementary colors
Secondary colors
Form
36. Refers to light and dark areas. It depends on how much light a surface reflects. It also is one of the three properties of colors
Value
Shape
Contrast
Contrast
37. A color scheme that uses only one color and varying amounts of white - gray - and black.
Value
Proportion
Monochromatic colors scheme
Harmony
38. An area in a work that attracts the viewer's attention
Space
Analogous colors
Emphasis
Monochromatic colors scheme
39. Blending elements in a pleasing way
Value
Gradation
Secondary colors
Harmony
40. Refers to emptiness or area between - around - above below - or within objects.
Space
Color
Cool colors
Secondary colors
41. The arrangement of elements and principles of media to create a feeling of completeness or wholeness
Rhythm
Unity
Movement
Monochromatic colors scheme
42. Leads the viewer to sense action in a work or it can be the path a viewer's eyes follows throughout a work
Space
Movement
Warm colors
Value
43. Refers to emptiness or area between - around - above below - or within objects.
Emphasis
Space
Harmony
Warm colors
44. A decorative visual repitition.
Warm colors
Pattern
Balance
Movement
45. Concerned with repeating an element to make a work seem active or suggest vibration.
Monochromatic colors scheme
Value
Rhythm
Proportion
46. Concerned with the relationship of one part to another and to the whole.
Complementary colors
Warm colors
Proportion
Contrast
47. Shows how things feel or they look like they might feel.
Gradation
Movement
Texture
Monochromatic colors scheme
48. Connects two or more points
Form
Line
Rhythm
Secondary colors
49. An enclosed area determined by line - value - texture - space - or any combination of these elements. Has two-dimensions - height and width. Can be described as organic or geometric
Pattern
Complementary colors
Form
Shape
50. A series of gradual changes
Line
Warm colors
Shape
Gradation