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10 Basic Elements of Design
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1Two connected points, also are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a specific location.
- AShape
- BScale
- CLine
- DBalance
- ENone of the above
2Creates a mood within design and tells a story about the brand. Every one says something different, and their combinations can alter that impression further.
- ALine
- BColor
- CShape
- DTexture
- ENone of the above
3They are defined by boundaries, such as lines or colors, and are often used to differentiate a part of the design.
- AShape
- BColor
- CLine
- DTexture
- EBalance
4Parts of the design that are left blank, whether that’s white or some other color, that help to create an overall image.
- AShape
- BLine
- CColor
- DSpace
- ENone of the above
5Can create a more three-dimensional appearance on this two-dimensional surface. It also helps build an immersive world.
- ASpace
- BTexture
- CShape
- DColor
- ENone of the above
6Provides specific style to the words in a design.
- ATypeface
- BFont
- CTypography
- DAll of the above
- ENone of the above
7Using this characteristic of your objects, you can add interest and emphasis.
- ABalance
- BScale
- CSpace
- DNone of the above
8It is used to create a focal point in the design.
- AEmphasis
- BAnomaly
- CDominance
- DAll of the above
- ENone of the above
9Could to be symmetric or asymmetric. Most designers prefer asymmetry for its eye-catching nature.
- AColor
- BBalance
- CTypography
- DNone of the above
10Is what you get when all the pieces work together and nothing is superfluous.
- AHarmony
- BBalance
- CTexture
- DShape
- EEmphasis
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- This test was designed to check the student understanding about basic graphic design concepts.
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- Julian Perez
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- English
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