Year 7 Visual Communication - Design Elements Quiz
This quiz will be used to assess the skills and knowledge of the Design Elements after completing the first unit of Year 7 Visual Communication. In this assessment, you will be scored on your ability to correctly define and identify the Design Elements. You must answer all questions and think carefully before selecting or writing a response. All the best! Your Year 7 Visual Communication Teachers.
- 1.Which of the design elements is shown when an area is enclosed by lines?
- A.
Point
- B.
Enclosure
- C.
Shape
- D.
Texture
- 2.Which of the design elements refers to the pattern and details on the surface of an object?
- A.
Form
- B.
Texture
- C.
Tone
- D.
Detailing
- 3.Which design element refers to the construction of 3D objects?
- A.
Texture
- B.
Form
- C.
Shape
- D.
Tone
- 4.Which of the design elements refers to lone or clustered dots?
- A.
Point
- B.
Shape
- C.
Dotting
- D.
Tick Hatching
- 5.Colours can be categorised into which of the following
- A.
Strong and weak
- B.
Light and Heavy
- C.
Mild and Intense
- D.
Warm and Cool
- 6.Which design element is used to describe highlights and shadows in a design?
- A.
Darkness
- B.
Colour
- C.
Tone
- D.
Form
- 7.The use of letters and words in a design is referred to as
- A.
Letterform
- B.
Wording
- C.
Type
- D.
Text
- 8.Which design element can be referred to as a 'continuous' or 'moving' dot?
- A.
Travel
- B.
Line
- C.
Point
- D.
Movement
- 9.
![Tick the Design Elements that you see in this image.
(Source: https://weheartit.com/entry/22986604/via/xmvab) - ProProfs]( "Tick the Design Elements that you see in this image.
(Source: https://weheartit.com/entry/22986604/via/xmvab)")
Tick the Design Elements that you see in this image. (Source: https://weheartit.com/entry/22986604/via/xmvab)- A.
Colour
- B.
Tone
- C.
Point
- D.
Line
- E.
Form
- F.
Type
- 10.
![Tick the design elements that you do NOT see in this image
(Source: http://clipart-library.com/rainbow-polka-dot-wallpaper.html) - ProProfs]( "Tick the design elements that you do NOT see in this image
(Source: http://clipart-library.com/rainbow-polka-dot-wallpaper.html)")
Tick the design elements that you do NOT see in this image (Source: http://clipart-library.com/rainbow-polka-dot-wallpaper.html)- A.
Shape
- B.
Line
- C.
Colour
- D.
Point
- E.
Type
- F.
Form
- 11.
![Tick the design elements that can be seen in this artwork for the Nintendo Switch:
(Source: https://www.gamepur.com/news/analyst-says-xbox-series-x-ps5-wont-impact-nintendo-switch
Logo produced and owned by Nintendo). - ProProfs]( "Tick the design elements that can be seen in this artwork for the Nintendo Switch:
(Source: https://www.gamepur.com/news/analyst-says-xbox-series-x-ps5-wont-impact-nintendo-switch
Logo produced and owned by Nintendo).")
Tick the design elements that can be seen in this artwork for the Nintendo Switch: (Source: https://www.gamepur.com/news/analyst-says-xbox-series-x-ps5-wont-impact-nintendo-switch Logo produced and owned by Nintendo).- A.
Colour
- B.
Form
- C.
Type
- D.
Shape
- E.
Texture
- F.
Line
- G.
Point
- 12.True or False: HB pencil produces a darker shade than 6B pencils.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.True or False: Secondary colours can be mixed to create primary colours.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.True or False: Line and point can be used to create a texture.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.
![Tick the design elements that can NOT be seen in this image.
(Source: https://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/Blueflag/) - ProProfs]( "Tick the design elements that can NOT be seen in this image.
(Source: https://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/Blueflag/)")
Tick the design elements that can NOT be seen in this image. (Source: https://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/Blueflag/)- A.
Type
- B.
Colour
- C.
Point
- D.
Shape
- E.
Tone
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