Class 11 Fine Arts Chapter 4 Principles Of Design Quiz 10 (25 MCQs)

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1. Complementary colors are 2 colors next to each other.
2. Name the Principle described below:A repeated element in an artwork to bring everything together.
3. Which statement best describes the Elements of Art?
4. What creates recurring of elements to direct the eye through the image?
5. Balance is the principle where movement leads your eyes to the focal point
6. What is the purpose of using the principle of unity in a work of art?
7. What design principle involves creating a focal point to draw the viewer's attention?
8. ABAB, ABCABC, and AABB are examples of this Principle of Design.
9. Which design principle is used to draw attention to one area of the work, often creating a focal point?
10. Which element of design is defined by the tactile quality of a surface or its visual representation?
11. . A 2D enclosed area of space created by lines or other elements. Examples are squares, circles, and triangles.
12. When your composition has used all Elements of Art in harmony, your composition has .....
13. What is the purpose of using repetition in a work of art?
14. The repeating visual elements in a piece of art.
15. How many Principles of Design were taught in class?
16. It is the area(s) that is shaded on the object.
17. Grayscale is
18. ..... the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art.
19. This principle of design uses the arrangement of different elements of art in order to highlight the differences between the elements. It is used to create interest.
20. This is used to create dominance and focus as a work if art
21. Why is emphasis important in creating a focal point in a piece of art?
22. A definition of asymmetrical in art is
23. Which principle of design is demonstrated by the use of repeating elements?
24. What principle of design involves the use of different elements to create visual interest?
25. These lines and shapes look natural, free flowing and dynamic.