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Principles of Design Video Quiz

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Watch the video on the Canva's principles of design and answer the questions to check your understanding. Apply what you learned by identifying how each principle works in real examples.

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Watch the video on the Canva's principles of design and answer the questions to check your understanding. Apply what you learned by identifying how each principle works in real examples.

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1. Which is one way to create emphasis in a design?

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2. What principle is shown when a smaller circle is placed next to a bigger circle?

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3. If a design feels crowded and overwhelming, which principle should you apply more?

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4. What does movement do in a design?

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5. Why is repetition useful in branding (like logos or ads)?

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6. In proportion, which element is usually noticed first?

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7. A poster with text scattered randomly is hard to read. Which principle fixes this problem?

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8. Which design feels more stable and professional?

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9. If a design looks too repetitive and boring, which principle should be added?

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