Revision - Year 12

The look and feel of a surface is known as

• Texture

• Line

• Space

• Shape

When is an original creative work - such as a graphic, photo, or music track - protected by copyright?

• Automatically when it is created

• Only if and when the creator files an application for copyright

• After an application for copyright is approved

• Never

What is the 'Design Process"?

• The final visual communication that you present to the class.

• Outlines the various stages of design; Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations.

• A process of technical drawing that creates that utilises the Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations stages.

• The designing of a process before you begin the design that utilises the Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations stages.

• A computer program that assists in creating a design.

This drawing is an example of:

• An orthographic drawing

• An isometric drawing

• A perspective drawing

• An planometric drawing

To show hierarchy, the most important elements in a publication should generally:

• Be the largest and catch the reader's eye

• Be located in the bottom right corner

• Be the smallest so as to catch the reader's eye

• Blend in with the rest of the elements on the page

This drawing is an example of:

• An orthogonal drawing

• An isometric drawing

• A perspective drawing

• An oblique drawing

Any mark connecting two points is known as

• Line

• Shape

• Texture

• Space

Which of the following are design elements?

• Balance (symmetrical & asymmetrical), contrast, figure-ground, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion, and pattern

• Colour, shape, line, tone, texture, form, point, and type

The difference between two or more elments is known as?

• Contrast

• Balance

• Proximity

• Unity

Which of the following are design principles?

• Balance (symmetrical & asymmetrical), contrast, figure-ground, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion, and pattern

• Colour, shape, line, tone, texture, form, point, and type