Grade 8 Design Principles Quiz & Flashcards

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Match the design elements with their definitions:

LINE = The surface quality of an object TEXTURE = The path made by a moving point in space SPACE = A two-dimensional area that is either geometric or organic in character SHAPE = The measurable distance between multiple points or forms in reality

Match the design elements with their definitions:

COLOUR = The measurable distance between multiple points or forms in reality SPACE = Frequencies of different wavelengths of light that reflect off surfaces FORM = A three-dimensional shape with volume, occupied space, planes, surfaces, edges, and vertices SHAPE = A two-dimensional area that is either geometric or organic in character

Match the design elements with their definitions:

FORM = The path made by a moving point in space LINE = A three-dimensional shape with volume, occupied space, planes, surfaces, edges, and vertices TEXTURE = The surface quality of an object COLOUR = Frequencies of different wavelengths of light that reflect off surfaces

Match the design elements with their definitions:

SPACE = A two-dimensional area that is either geometric or organic in character SHAPE = The measurable distance between multiple points or forms in reality TEXTURE = Frequencies of different wavelengths of light that reflect off surfaces LINE = The surface quality of an object Signup and view all the answers

Match the design elements with their definitions:

SHAPE = The measurable distance between multiple points or forms in reality LINE = A two-dimensional area that is either geometric or organic in character TEXTURE = The path made by a moving point in space COLOUR = The surface quality of an object Signup and view all the answers

Match the design elements with their definitions:

TEXTURE = Frequencies of different wavelengths of light that reflect off surfaces COLOUR = The surface quality of an object FORM = The measurable distance between multiple points or forms in reality SPACE = A three-dimensional shape with volume, occupied space, planes, surfaces, edges, and vertices Signup and view all the answers

Match the art design elements with their definitions:

Hue = Actual colour Value = The relative lightness or darkness of a particular hue Saturation = The relative strength, purity, intensity or vibrancy of a hue Pattern = The repetition of motifs or elements Signup and view all the answers

Match the principles of design with their definitions:

Contrast = The juxtaposing of elements within a composition in order to have them enhance one another Emphasis = The creation of a focal point in a composition by drawing the viewer’s eye in a deliberate way Balance = The distribution of visual weight in an artwork or design Pattern = The repetition of motifs or elements creates pattern which is often used decoratively Signup and view all the answers

Match the art design elements with their definitions:

Balance = The distribution of visual weight in an artwork or design Proportion / Scale = The relative quantity distributions or size relationships of the different elements and forms within a composition Emphasis = The creation of a focal point in a composition by drawing the viewer’s eye in a deliberate way Pattern = The repetition of motifs or elements creates pattern which is often used decoratively Signup and view all the answers

Match the art design elements with their definitions:

Saturation = The relative strength, purity, intensity or vibrancy of a hue Value = The relative lightness or darkness of a particular hue Hue = Actual colour Proportion / Scale = The relative quantity distributions or size relationships of the different elements and forms within a composition Signup and view all the answers

Match the art design elements with their definitions:

Emphasis = The creation of a focal point in a composition by drawing the viewer’s eye in a deliberate way Balance = The distribution of visual weight in an artwork or design Contrast = The juxtaposing of elements within a composition in order to have them enhance one another Pattern = The repetition of motifs or elements creates pattern which is often used decoratively Signup and view all the answers

Match the art design elements with their definitions:

Proportion / Scale = The relative quantity distributions or size relationships of the different elements and forms within a composition Value = The relative lightness or darkness of a particular hue Hue = Actual colour Contrast = The juxtaposing of elements within a composition in order to have them enhance one another Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Elements of Design

A line is a one-dimensional path made by a moving point in space, varying in width, direction, and length.
Shapes are two-dimensional, enclosed areas that can be geometric or organic in character.
Form refers to three-dimensional shapes with volume, occupied space, and planes or surfaces, edges, and vertices (points in space).
Texture refers to the surface quality of an object, which can be actual (tactile feel) or simulated (visual representation).
Space refers to the measurable distance between points or forms in reality or the illusion of depth established on a two-dimensional plane.

Principles of Design

Pattern is created through the repetition of motifs or elements, often used decoratively.
Contrast involves juxtaposing elements to enhance each other, often creating a visual emphasis.
Emphasis is the creation of a focal point in a composition through deliberate design decisions.
Balance is the distribution of visual weight in a design, achieved through symmetry, asymmetry, or radial balance.
Proportion and scale refer to the relative quantity distributions or size relationships of elements and forms within a composition.

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Summary of design elements and principles, including lines, shapes, and forms, in visual communication. Learn about the tools of design for Grade 8 design literacy.