6 Written Questions

1. Arrangement of the elements to lead the viewer's eye around the composition (artwork) instead of having it remain fixed.
2. The amount of light reflected by a surface.
3. The response of vision to the wavelengths of light
4. An area enclosed by a line or series of lines
5. The volume taken up by and surrounding forms or shapes.
6. The basic "building blocks" of every artwork

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The way an artwork feels or appears to feel to the touch.
   1. Texture
   2. Value
   3. Unity
   4. Form
2. A shape that has or appears to have depth (volume or a third dimension)
   1. Color
   2. Line
   3. Form
   4. Value
3. A mark of greater length than width
   1. Line
   2. Form
   3. Space
   4. Unity
4. Equilibrium. Any of the elements can be arranged to create this symetrically or asymetrically
   1. Value
   2. Space
   3. Line
   4. Balance
5. Drawing special interest to the most important part of an artwork.
   1. Balance
   2. Shape
   3. Space
   4. Emphasis

5 True/False Question

1. Variety → The amount of light reflected by a surface.
   

   True        False

2. Rhythm → A shape that has or appears to have depth (volume or a third dimension)
   

   True        False

3. Unity → Difference
   

   True        False

4. Proportion → The response of vision to the wavelengths of light
   

   True        False

5. Principles of Design → Size or quantity relationships
   

   True        False