CANVA
A student wants to create a poster but does not know how to arrange the title, pictures, and text. What Canva feature gives ready-made layouts?
A design leaves empty areas around its title and images so the page does not look crowded. What principle is used?
White Space
Which poster element deals specifically with choosing and arranging fonts?
Typography
Which infographic element introduces the topic to the reader?
Title or Header
Which part of a brochure is designed to introduce the topic and catch the reader's attention?
Cover
A student wants to add a personal photo saved on their device rather than a Canva image. Which tool should they use?
Uploads
A designer makes one word much larger and brighter than everything around it to immediately attract attention. What principle is strongest?
Emphasis
A poster needs photographs, illustrations, or graphics that support its message. Which element is this?
Imagery
An infographic uses percentages and numbers to explain survey results. Which element is being presented?
Data and Statistics
A brochure is folded into two sections, producing four panels. What type is it?
Bi-fold
A student wants to make a design's background a solid color or another visual without manually placing an image. Which Canva tool is most appropriate?
Background
A poster uses different colors, fonts, and sizes to make its important information stand apart. Which principle is mainly responsible?
Contrast
A designer organizes the title, images, and text so viewers know where to look first. Which poster element is being improved?
Layout
Why are charts and icons useful in an infographic?
They make information and data easier to understand.
A brochure is folded into three sections and contains six panels. What type is it?
Tri-fold
A student selects a photo and wants to adjust its transparency and apply an effect. Which part of the Canva interface should they look for?
Upper/Lower Toolbar
A designer repeats the same colors and fonts throughout a design, making the separate sections feel connected. Which two principles work together?
Repetition and Unity
A poster will be displayed far from the audience. Which combination is most important for communicating its message?
Strong typography, imagery, color, and composition
An infographic contains correct data but uses so much text that readers struggle to find the main idea. Which characteristic should be improved?
Brevity
A company wants a premium product brochure where the front opens from the middle to reveal a large central image. What type should it use?
Gatefold
A student wants to create a poster, add an icon from Canva, and then change the icon's appearance after selecting it. Which Canva tools or areas are involved?
Elements and the Upper/Lower Toolbar
A poster uses several fonts, colors, and graphics. Each element looks attractive alone, but together they feel unrelated. Which principle is weakest?
Unity
A poster has attractive colors and images, but viewers cannot understand the main message quickly. What should be improved first?
Layout and composition
An infographic uses accurate statistics, but its information is arranged randomly, making the reader unsure what to read first. Which characteristic is weakest?
Logical Flow
A school brochure contains its programs, benefits, pictures, and details, but gives readers no way to ask questions or reach the school. What element is missing?
Contact Information