Name the element of design that refers to how light or dark something appears
Value/Tone
What font is used in this image?

Comic sans
What are the three primary colours in traditional pigment-based colour theory?
Red, yellow and blue
What does PPI stand for?
Pixels per inch
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Jupiter
What principle describes how visual elements are arranged so a design feels stable?
Balance
Which type classification has small decorative strokes at the ends of letters?
Serif
What colour is produced by mixing blue and yellow?
Green
Which type of graphic is made from mathematical paths and can be scaled without becoming pixelated?
Vector graphic
Which Australian city is famous for its Opera House?
Sydney
A designer makes one object much larger and brighter than everything around it to draw attention. What principle are they using?
Emphasis
What is the term for the spacing between individual letters?
Kerning
What do we call colours that sit opposite each other on the colour wheel?
Complementary colours
What is the difference between a raster and a vector image?
A vector image can be scaled bigger or smaller without pixelation
Which country is credited with inventing pizza in its modern form?
Italy
What element refers to the visual or tactile surface quality of an object, such as rough, smooth or glossy?
Texture
Why should designers avoid using too many different fonts in one design?
To maintain consistency, readability and visual hierarchy.
What colour model is commonly used for designs intended to be printed?
CMYK
Why is high resolution important when preparing an image for professional printing?
It helps produce a sharp, detailed image rather than a pixelated one.
What do you call a group of pandas?
An embarrassment
A poster uses repeated colours, shapes and type styles to make all its parts feel connected. What principle of design is being demonstrated?
Unity
A heading is large and bold, while supporting information is smaller and lighter. What design principle is being used to guide the viewer through the information?
Visual Hierarchy
A designer is creating artwork that will only be viewed on phones and computer screens. Should they generally work in CMYK or RGB, and why?
RGB, because screens use red, green and blue light to display colour.
3 of the following: Illustrator, Premiere, Photoshop, InDesign, or any other relevant program
In The Matrix, which colour pill does Neo take
Red