Title: Elements and Principles of Design
Course: Joni's Quizzes

Q: Content analysis focuses on what aspect of the artwork?
- visual effects of an artwork
- point of view
- subject matter
A: subject matter

Q: Formal analysis does not require research. Rather, it is based on which of the following factors?
- subject matter
- context
- your personal point of view
A: your personal point of view

Q: What factors are considered in a formalist analysis of an artwork?
- subject matter
- point of view
- visual effects of an artwork
A: visual effects of an artwork

Q: Which of the following is the best definition of a line?
- the visual element upon which all other visual elements are based
- an enclosed or bounded area
- the connection between two points
A: the connection between two points

Q: Which of the following is a unique aspect of a hue that is a primary color?
- They offer the most intense level of contrast.
- They offer the most immediate level of emotional response.
- It cannot be created by mixing any other colors.
A: It cannot be created by mixing any other colors.

Q: Which of the following are ALL elements of design?
- line, shape, color, proportion, and balance
- balance, repetiton, proportion, emphasis, and variety
- point, line, shape, color, and value
A: point, line, shape, color, and value

Q: How do the elements and principles of design interact to form a visual relationship?
- When arranged in space, the elements of design are transformed into the principles of design.
- The elements are the basic structures used to organize the principles in space.
- Elements are kinds of form, and principles are structural strategies used in arranging form in space.
A: Elements are kinds of form, and principles are structural strategies used in arranging form in space.

Q: Which is the definition of visual balance?
- relative size of one form in proportion to another
- systematic arrangement of repeated shapes or forms
- distribution of visual weight in a composition
A: distribution of visual weight in a composition

Q: A visual sense that all the parts of a composition fit together—that the whole is greater than its parts—is described as what?
- symmetry
- rhythm
- visual unity
A: visual unity

Q: Choose the best definition for verisimilitude.
- abstracted but still bearing some relationship to the real world
- non-objective representation that bears no resemblance to reality
- depicting a high degree of realism
A: depicting a high degree of realism

Q: When a visual representation retains strong references to real world appearances, it is called what type of depiction?
- non-representational
- abstract
- representational
A: representational

Q: Non-representational art refers to what?
- art that is a departure from real-world depiction
- figurative art
- art bearing no relation to anything recognizable
A: art bearing no relation to anything recognizable