Project #5 and Project #6 Quiz

Project #5 and #6 Quiz

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QUESTION: Successful, harmonious use of color creates dynamic equilibrium and helps to unify a composition. What type of color palette is used in this composition?

Split-complementary

Triadic

Analogous

Complementary

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QUESTION: The colors in this composition appear to be vibrating. What term is used to describe the interaction of these two colors?

Optical Mixing

After Image

Simultaneous Contrast

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QUESTION: Successful, harmonious use of color creates dynamic equilibrium and helps to unify a composition. What type of color palette is used in this composition?

Achromatic

Monochromatic

Analogous

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QUESTION: When studying the meaning and psychology of color, red is often considered the most emotionally intense color. Depending on the context or culture, red can have different meanings. By using a saturated red background what emotion or message is the designer trying to reinforce in this photo illustration?

Courage

Passion

Fear

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QUESTION: In this book cover example, identify the dominant color, the sub-dominant color, and the accent color.

White is the dominant color, orange is the sub-dominant color and muted blue is the accent color.

Orange is the dominant color, white is the sub-dominant color and muted blue is the accent color.

Muted blue is the dominant color, white is the sub-dominant color and orange is the accent color.

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QUESTION: This book cover uses which type of visual balance to reinforce the feeling of stability or formality?

symmetrical balance

radial balance

asymmetrical balance

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QUESTION: In this color interaction example, the small center squares are physically the same color, but they appear as two different colors when interacting with the surrounding colors. What is causing this optical illusion? Select the two correct answers below.

The center square on the left appears lighter in value than the center square on the right. This is because the muted yellow-green on the left is considerably darker in value than the saturated violet on the right.

The center square on the left has a red-violet hue. This is caused by the muted yellow-green that surrounds it. The center square is showing the subtle afterimage of the yellow-green complement, which is red-violet.

The center square on the right has a dull yellow hue. This is caused by the saturated violet that surrounds it. The center square is showing the subtle afterimage of the violet complement, which is yellow.

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QUESTION: A Bauhaus teacher developed a theory showing that color is seen relative to its surroundings. The small rectangles on the left are physically the same color, but they appear as two different colors when interacting with the surrounding colors. The same is true for the lines on the right. What was the name of this teacher?

Josef Albers

Wilhelm von Bezold

Johannes Itten

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QUESTION: To create a balanced composition, the designer uses some or all of the following design principles to affect the visual weight. Check all that apply.

Color Saturation: Saturated colors tend to appear heavier than muted or desaturated colors.

Whitespace: Negative space can act as a counter weight to other elements in the composition.

Alignment: The position of objects or text in relation to each other can help or hinder visual balance.

Density: Placing more elements into a space increases the visual weight of an area..

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QUESTION: This book cover uses which type of visual balance to reinforce the hierarchy of elements?

radial balance

asymmetrical balance

symmetrical balance

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