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1
Q

Harmony results when the following aspects are combined.

a) Rhythm and Unity

b) Variety and Function

c) Function and Style

d) Unity and Variety

A

d) Unit and Variety

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2
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Which of the following is not a design principle?

a) Proportion

b) Rhythm

c) Space

d) Balance

A

c) space

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3
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Value of color refers to

a) Lightness or darkness of color

b) Saturation of color

c) Hue of color

d) Dullness of color

A

a) Lightness or darkness of color

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4
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Which of the following is a 2D outline (flat plane)?

a) Line

b) Shape

c) Form

d) Scale

A

b) Shape

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5
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Which of the following best explains how design principles and elements relate to one another?

a) Most elements and principles are unrelated.

b) Each design element has a certain and specific design principle.

c) They have no relationship; they are completely different concepts.

d) Every element in a given design can be evaluated according to the way it expresses a principle of design.

A

d) Every element in a given design can be evaluated according to the way it expresses a principle of design.

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6
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This term represents a focal point, draws and holds attention.

a) Harmony

b) Rhythm

c) Variety

d) Emphasis

A

d) Emphasis

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7
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This is the most basic element, an economical means of expression.

a) Shape

b) Line

c) Form

d) Pattern

A

b) Line

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8
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Which of the following is a more informal arrangement in which dissimilar objects are placed at varying distances from a center to create a visual balance?

a) Radial

b) Bisymmetrical

c) Asymmetrical

d) Symmetrical

A

c) Asymmetrical

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9
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A design in which all the important architectural features, fixtures and furnishings mirror each other on either side of an imaginary line is an example of __________. (fill in the blank)

a) Radial Balance

b) Asymmetrical Balance

c) Symmetrical Balance

d) The Golden Section

A

c) Symmetrical Balance

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10
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Too much texture may make a room feel _______________. (fill in the blank)

a) comfortable and yet stimulating

b) uncomfortable and cluttered

c) none of the above

d) comfortable and soothing

A

b) uncomfortable and cluttered

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11
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Which of the following can be used to make a larger space appear smaller?

a) Light valued colors

b) Small scaled furniture

c) Restrained patterns

d) Dark valued colors

A

a) Dark Values colors

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12
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To create a successful design, _______________ are used as tools or guidelines. (fill in the blank)

a) Elements and Principles

b) Variety and Harmony

c) Design and Spaces

d) Color and Light

A

a) Elements and Principles

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13
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A characteristic of a rough texture is that it ______________. (fill in the blank)

a) absorbs light

b) will reflect light

c) can hurt the eyes

d) is only visual

A

a) absorbs light

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14
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This line emits a formal feeling.

a) Free flowing

b) Vertical

c) Curved

d) Horizontal

A

b) Vertical

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15
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All elements are affected by _________ through wear and tear, trends and weather.

a) light

b)color

c) time

d) texture

A

c) time

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16
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White added to a color is ___________. (fill in the blank)

a) Saturation

b) Undertones

c) Shade

d) Tint

A

d) Tint

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17
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Rhythm that creates unity and sameness is ____________. (fill in the blank)

a) Alternation

b) Repetition

c) Progression

d) Transition

A

b) Repetition

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18
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Black added to a color is _______________. (fill in the blank)

a) tint

b) saturation

c) shade

d) Tone

A

c) Shade

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19
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Red and green is an example of a _____________ color scheme. (fill in the blank)

a) complimentary

b) analogous

c)monochromatic

d) split complementary

A

a) Complimentary

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20
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A color scheme made up of one color with variations in value.

a) Analogous

b) Complementary

c) Split Complementary

d) Monochromatic

A

d) Monochromatic

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21
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Another name for color is _____________. (fill in the blank)

a) tint

b) hue

c) shade

d) Tone

A

b) hue

22
Q

________________ is an arrangement of elements physically or visually to reach the state of poise, stability and equilibrium. (fill in the blank)

a) Harmony

b) Rhythm

c) Balance

A

c) Balance

23
Q

The lightness or darkness of hue.

a) Hue

b) Tint

c) Tone

d) Value

A

d) Value

24
Q

All tactile texture provides visual texture as well.

  • true
  • False
A

True

25
Q

Visual texture may be illusory or real.

  • True
  • False
A

True

26
Q

Designers utilize scale figures to make a space more understandable and to better see relativity of space to human beings

  • True
  • False
A

True

27
Q

Gray added to a color is called shade.

  • True
  • False
A

False

28
Q

Three to six hues adjacent to each other on the color wheel make up an analogous color scheme.

  • True
  • False
A

True

29
Q

Red, orange and yellow are examples of cool colors.

  • True
  • False
A

False

30
Q

Asymmetrical balance places a focus of attention on the termination of an axis.

  • True
  • False
A

False

31
Q

………………. developed to enable designers to formulate, apply, and evaluate essential design elements and principles to meet human needs and fulfill human aspirations.

a) Design Rules

b) Psychology

c) Color Schemes

d) Theories

A

d) Theories

32
Q

Which one is a sub element of space?

a) Time

b) Physical Objects

c) Movement in three dimensions

d) All of the above.

A

d) All of the above

33
Q

Hallway, mudroom, exterior portico, breezeway are kind of………….

a) Interlaced Spaces

b) Adjacent Spaces

c) Enveloped spaces

d) Transitional Spaces

A

d) Transitional Spaces

34
Q

Rough textures, plush fabrics, carpeting, uneven wall surfaces, live plants stimulate …..

a) Darkness

b) sense of coldness

c) Brightness

d) sense of warmth

A

d) sense of warmth

35
Q

Derived from living things (a person, animal, or a plant).

a) Organic Design

b) Structural Design

c) Naturalistic Design

d) Geometric Design

A

a) Organic Design

36
Q

Can be derived from natural, organic, or geometric shapes.

a) Abstract Design

b) Structural Design

c) Metamorphic Design

d) Geometric Design

A

a) Abstract design

37
Q

Suggests movement and draws the eye into directional sequences.

a) Alteration Rhythm

b) Progressive rhythm

c) Harmony

d) Repetition Rhythm

A

b) Pregressive rhythm

38
Q

Designers use medium green and green-blue walls for operating rooms. which color interaction characteristic are these selections based on?

a) Simultaneous Contrast

b) Subtraction of Colors

c) After Image

d) Reverse Grounds

A

c) After Image

39
Q

Different individuals are affected by colors in environment based on

a) their background education

b) their background experiences

c) Culture

d) All of the above

A

d) All of the above

40
Q

Warm hues advance in the environment.

  • True
  • False
A

True

41
Q

Bright colors recede in the environment.

  • True
  • False
A

False

42
Q

Closer hues are perceived as more brilliant and darker.

-True
- False

A

True

43
Q

Textured materials (like nubby fabrics, pile carpet, and velvet) look lighter than a smooth materials with the same hue.

  • True
  • False
A

False

44
Q

Using too much white makes glare in offices.

  • True
  • False
A

True

45
Q

Blue-green is a secondary color in the standard color wheel.

  • True
  • False
A

False

46
Q

Orange is a primary color in the standard color wheel.

  • True
  • False
A

False

47
Q

Black, white, and gray are monochromatic colors.

  • True
  • False
A

False

48
Q

Orange and blue are complementary colors.

  • True
  • False
A

true

49
Q

We will have white color light if we mix all color lights in the Subtractive method of mixing lights.

  • True
  • False
A

false

50
Q

The material or texture of objects influences how much light is absorbed, reflected, or transmitted.

  • True
  • False
A

true

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