Elements and Principles of Design

Repetition, a principle of design, specifically refers to the

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to the recurring use of an element
• B.noticeable difference between two or more elements in a composition
• C.single, isolated use of an element appearing only once in a composition
• D.recurring use of an element throughout a composition

Using a single dominant colour with only small complementary accents specifically can help achieve

• A.dominance through colour
• B.texture, an element instead referring to a work's surface quality
• C.a factor entirely unrelated to achieving dominance through colour of any kind
• D.perfect symmetrical balance, a principle unrelated to the use of colour accents

Unity, as a design outcome, specifically is often achieved when

• A.a composition contains the maximum possible number of differing elements
• B.harmony and balance work together successfully within a composition
• C.every element within a composition is made to clash deliberately with every other
• D.a factor entirely unrelated to harmony and balance working together successfully