I. IDENTIFICATION: Identify the following statement. _____________ 1. Deals with the clutter, stick to rules. _____________ 2. In a design, there is often an element that is much stronger than everything else. _____________ 3. Color is an essential design element that should not be underestimated in any project. _____________ 4. When discussing design, it is important to use the right words and expressions that define and describe the visuals. Lines, colors, letters and shapes are called design elements. _____________ 5. It is a set of basic design principles that stands for contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity. _____________ 6. Say it loud and clear with typeface. Leave no one in doubt. _____________ 7. Maybe it is an informative website about yoga practice or a layout of a cooking blog? _____________ 8. If the message is misleading, think of a better visual solution for the evaluated design. _____________ 9. Using well-exposed good quality photographs. _____________ 10. In the visual communication, things are designed to make impact. II. TRUE OR FALSE: Write T if the statement is True F if not. _____________ 1. In evaluating a visual project, you should ask questions and make sure that you understand the creative process behind it. _____________ 2. The contrast shouts for attention. _____________ 3. Hardest principle of design is alignment. _____________ 4. The alignment clears up the mess and never makes anything appear cluttered. _____________ 5. In proximity it is correct that the information is scattered all over in business card. _____________ 6. Many newsletters use the classic readable Helvetica font style. _____________ 7. The correct acronym for GIF is Graphic Intercolor Format. _______________ 8. The JPEG uses non-lossy compression method. _______________ 9. The PNG format in picture has a transparent background. _______________ 10. In graphics, the contrast is use to make layouts graphically appealing.​