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Elements and Principles of Design –
Pre-Test
1. A type of balance in which both sides
of a composition are balanced yet different. A. Asymmetrical B. Symmetrical C. Equal D. Geometric 2. Formal balance is another word for
which type of balance? A.
Asymmetrical B.
Radial C.
Symmetrical D.
Geometric 3. Which of the following is another
word for "center of interest"? A.
Focal Point B.
Emphasis C.
Dominance D.
All of the
above 4. A plan for
selecting colors for a composition is also known as a A.
Color
spectrum B.
Color Wheel C.
Color Scheme D.
Color Mix 5. The circular chart used to remember color relationships is a ________. A.
Color Scheme B.
Color Wheel C.
Color Ray D.
Color Circle 6. Secondary colors are obtained by mixing two ___________ colors. A.
Neutral
colors B.
Complementary
colors C.
Primary
colors D.
Intermediate
or Tertiary colors 7. Colors are said to be contrasting if they are _____________. A.
different in
lightness and darkness. B.
light in
value. C.
dark in
value. D.
bright and
intense. 8. Contrast can be created by using ____________. A.
smooth and
rough textures. B.
large and
small shapes. C.
Plain areas
against areas of patterns. D.
all of the
above. 9. Cool colors are ______________. A. Orange, green and purple (or violet). B. Blue, green and violet (or purple). C. Yellow, blue and red. D. White, black and brown. 10.Warm colors are____________. A. yellow, red, and orange. B. yellow, red and blue. C. yellow , green and blue D. orange, purple and green 11.Yellow-orange, red-orange, and
yellow-green are examples of_______. A. Intermediate or Tertiary colors. B. Secondary colors C. Primary colors D. Triadic colors. 12.Another word for brightness of a
color is __________. A. Value B. Intensity C. Hue D. Complementary 13.The art element that refers to the
sense of touch is___________ A. Value B. Pattern C. Texture D. Shape The next questions are True or
False. Mark A for True and B for False
on your scan-tron card. Use a #2 pencil only. 14.Monochromatic refers to a painting done in one
color. 15.You cannot see through an
object or material that is transparent. 16.Negative shape is the background or space
around the subject of the artwork. 17.Rhythm is created when visual elements
are repeated. Rhythm may be
alternating, regular, flowing, progressive, or jazzy. 18.Variation is important in a work of art.
Variation is the use of the same lines, shapes, textures, and colors. 19.A related color scheme would
be colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. 20.Analogous colors is another term for complementary
colors 21.Red and green are examples of complementary
colors. 22.The color plan of red, yellow and blue is an example
of a triad color scheme. 23.Unity is obtained by repeating colors
and shapes -- all parts of a design are working together as a team. 24.Tints of colors may be created by adding white. Pink is a tint of red. 25.Intensity is an art element that means darkness
or lightness of a surface. Matching- Select the correct plan
from the list on the right for the colors listed on the left. You may use letters more than once.
Match the definition on the left to the
correct word on the right. Mark the correct letter on your scan tron card.
Match the definition on the left to
the word on the right. Mark the
correct letter on your scan-tron sheet.
Select a word from the word bank on
the right to fill in the blank of the following statements. Mark the correct letter on your scan-tron
sheet.
Select an element or word form the
list on the right that best fills in the blank of the following
statements. You may repeat words.
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