ARTS 10 1ST MONTHLY EXAM

Which principle of design refers to the equal distribution of visual weight in a composition?

• Rhythm

• Contrast

• Balance

• Emphasis

What principle creates a sense of motion or path for the viewer’s eye to follow?

• Unity

• Movement

• Texture

• Variety

Which principle of design highlights the differences between elements to create interest?

• Contrast

• Repetition

• Balance

• Harmony

Repeating visual elements such as lines, shapes, or colors is known as:

• Emphasis

• Pattern

• Proportion

• Scale

Which principle helps all parts of the artwork feel connected and complete?

• Movement

• Unity

• Rhythm

• Contrast

What principle of design involves using elements in a way that leads attention to a focal point?

• Emphasis

• Balance

• Unity

• Repetition

The principle that deals with size relationships between parts of a whole is called:

• Scale

• Pattern

• Proportion

• Emphasis

Which principle of design adds visual interest by including different elements?

• Variety

• Repetition

• Balance

• Rhythm

What principle refers to how elements are arranged to create stability in art?

• Harmony

• Movement

• Balance

• Variety

Which of the following best describes rhythm in design?

• A clear subject

• A smooth transition between elements

• A repeated visual tempo or beat

• A strong focal point