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The History of Graphic Design Part 1 Review
The History of Graphic Design Part 1 Review
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1
Which of the following are characteristics of the Bauhaus movement?
decorative elements
cluttered appearance
orderly design
clean lines
2
Which design movement embraces excessive clutter?
Arts and Crafts
art nouveau
Bauhaus
Victorian
3
Which style is defined as including order, symmetry, geometric patterns, borders, and muted colors?
Arts and crafts
Bauhaus
Victorian
art deco
4
Walter Gropius was best known for which Bauhaus movement achievement?
establishing style focused on being functional and cheap
designing architecture throughout the city of Chicago
financing the American New Bauhaus movement
designing a cantilever chair
5
In what decade was art deco the dominant design in the United States?
1920
1940
1950
1930
6
Streamline moderne was a design movement that branched from which of the following movements?
Bauhaus
Art Deco
Arts and Crafts
Art Nouveau
7
Jazz style is another name for which design movement?
Doo-Wop
Bauhaus
Art Deco
Art Nouveau
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Which is best defined as the manufacture of large quantities of the same item using specialized equipment?
organic architecture
geometric design
mass production
arts and crafts
9
Which of the following describe the Victorian movement?
eclectic
structured
repressive
busy
10
Flourishes, decorative extensions, and undulating baselines apply to which type of design?
Doo-Wop
Art Deco
Victorian
Arts and Crafts
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Design from the art nouveau movement can be described by which of the following?
Symmetrical
Emphasis on the female form
Eclectic
Organic
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In what main way was Bauhaus design similar to Arts and Crafts design?
Color was considered important to both designs.
Geometric elements dominated both design styles.
Both design styles were true to materials.
Both design styles originated from a famous art school.