Once a design moves a viewer’s attention in a certain direction, the viewer’s focus will continue to move in this direction until it finds something significant on which to focus. This is referring to which of the following?

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alignment
alignment

continuance
continuance

dominance
dominance

proximity

A green key is shown on its side with the key notches facing down and on the right side. The left side of the key has an oval shape with a circular cutout on the very far left.
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Use the image to answer the question.
Which direction is the graphic facing?
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right
right

left
left

neither

What term refers to the physical locations of elements in relation to each other?
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alignment
alignment

continuance
continuance

proximity
proximity

similarity

A series of boxes is shown. Starting from the left, the first box is small and blue. The second box is wide, tall, and green. The third box is medium width and height, and it is purple. There is a large gap between the third and fourth boxes. The fourth box is similar in size to the first box and it is orange.
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Use the image to answer the question.
In the following example, the three boxes in the lower left seem to be related. This is an example of which of the following?
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continuance
continuance

dominance
dominance

principle of proximity
principle of proximity

principle of similarity

Which term refers to the placement of elements in a composition in relation to imaginary axis, such as margins, or to other design elements in the composition?
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alignment
alignment

continuance
continuance

proximity
proximity

similarity

Answer 1

1. The concept that refers to a viewer's focus continuing in a direction until it finds something significant is called continuance.

2. Regarding the directional orientation of the graphic, if the key's notches are facing down and it's positioned on its side, then it is facing right.

3. The term that refers to the physical locations of elements in relation to each other is called proximity.

4. In the example of the boxes, the three boxes in the lower left appearing to be related is an example of the principle of proximity.

5. The term that refers to the placement of elements in a composition in relation to an imaginary axis or to other design elements is called alignment.