Principles Of Design Question Preview (ID: 1595)


Housing Ch 18. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

The relationship of objects or parts of objects to one another and to the design as a whole.
a) Proportion
b) Variety
c) Balance
d) Scale

All the parts of a design are related by one idea.
a) Proportion
b) Emphasis
c) Unity
d) Rhythm

Example of this principle would be making sure the number of furnishings in a room is appropriate to the room size.
a) Variety
b) Scale
c) Rhythm
d) Balance

Shows what’s important; causes one object or area to stand out and become a focal point.
a) Scale
b) Unity
c) Variety
d) Emphasis

Using certain colors, lines, forms and textures in a regular pattern.
a) Variety
b) Rhythm
c) Unity
d) Proportion

Achieved by combining different styles and materials; adds interest to design and prevents monotony.
a) Variety
b) Unity
c) Scale
d) Balance

The relationship of an object or a space to human beings and to other objects or spaces in the design
a) Variety
b) Unity
c) Scale
d) Balance

When the amount, size or weight of objects on both sides of the center point is equal or appears to be equal.
a) Rhythm
b) Variety
c) Scale
d) Balance

This principle is created by using repetition, radiation and gradation.
a) Scale
b) Rhythm
c) Balance
d) Variety

This principle can be further defined in to two groups, symmetrical and asymmetrical.
a) Balance
b) Emphasis
c) Unity
d) Variety

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