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Unity and Variety Quiz

The document is a quiz about unity and variety in design. It contains 15 multiple choice and true/false questions about key concepts related to unity and variety, including definitions of unity, variety, and containment. It also asks questions about Gestalt theory principles such as grouping, proximity, closure, repetition, and continuity and how they are applied in design.

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Unity and Variety Quiz

The document is a quiz about unity and variety in design. It contains 15 multiple choice and true/false questions about key concepts related to unity and variety, including definitions of unity, variety, and containment. It also asks questions about Gestalt theory principles such as grouping, proximity, closure, repetition, and continuity and how they are applied in design.

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DES105 – Design Fundamentals

Name ________________________
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Unity and Variety Quiz

1. _________________can be defined as similarity, oneness, togetherness, or cohesion.

2. Variety can be ____________________________________.

a. Defined as togetherness
b. Defined as difference
c. Defined as organized
d. All of the above

3. _____________________ can be defined as “the combination of multiple parts into a unified whole.” In
a well-composed design, line, shape, texture, value, and color work together, as a team.

4. T/F Gestalt psychology does not offer a fascinating analysis of six essential strategies.

5. The six essential aspects of the Gestalt Theory are ____________________________________.

e. Containment, Repetition, Continuity, Grouping, Proximity, and Color


f. Grouping, Containment, Repetition, Proximity, Closure, and Space
g. Repetition, Continuity, Grouping, Proximity, Closure, and Containment
h. Grouping, Containment, Line, Repetition, Proximity, and Closure

6. T/F Grouping is one of the first steps in this process.

7. We generally___________________ visual units by location, orientation, shape, and color.

8. __________________is a unifying force created by the outer edges of a composition or by a boundary


within a composition.

9. A containment encourages us to _________________.

a. Place various elements despite the variations in shape.


b. Seeks connection and add definition to the negative space around each positive shape.
c. Connect fragmentary information to produce a completed form.
d. Define as a fluid connection among compositional parts.

10. T/F Repetition occurs when we use the same visual element or effect over and over again.

11. Skillful use of continuity can add visual ____________________ to a design.


a. Movement
b. Shape
c. Focal Point
d. Texture

12. The distance between visual elements is called _______________________.

13. T/F Continuity may be defined as a fluid connection among compositional parts.

14. Directing our attention to a single or a primary point of interest is called what _________________.

15. T/F Closure refers to the mind’s inclination to connect fragmentary information to produce a
completed form.

Extra Credit:

1. T/F Pattern and grids help create unity and variety within a composition.

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