PAAVTC REVIEW UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
uses of asymmetry contribute to emphasis - CORRECT ANSWER - drawing attention to a
specific area
effects of bold patterns - CORRECT ANSWER - creates a focal point
impacts of rhythm - CORRECT ANSWER - adds life and vitality (movement)
effects of monochromatic color - CORRECT ANSWER - cohesive and harmonious
appearance
effects of gradation on the visual perception - CORRECT ANSWER - provides a gradual
change in size or color; directs eye smoothly from one part to another
role of texture - CORRECT ANSWER - adds depth and interest
use of proportion to create emphasis - CORRECT ANSWER - varying the size of elements
to draw attention
unity - CORRECT ANSWER - elements working together seamlessly
use of vertical lines - CORRECT ANSWER - elongate and slim
use of color - CORRECT ANSWER - influence mood and style
reasons of pairing patterns with solid color - CORRECT ANSWER - prevents visual
overload
, three aspects of color - CORRECT ANSWER - hue, saturation, value
impact of symmetry - CORRECT ANSWER - balance and harmony
use of straight lines - CORRECT ANSWER - formality and masculinity
impact of silhouette - CORRECT ANSWER - defines the garment's shape and form
use of fashion design elements - CORRECT ANSWER - shapes the overall aesthetic and
functionality
use of proportion to create balance - CORRECT ANSWER - determine the relationship
between different elements (ensuring no part overwhelms another)
role of contrast - CORRECT ANSWER - highlight differences and create interest
essential for achieving harmony - CORRECT ANSWER - balancing unity with balance
ethical concerns raised in fashion industry - CORRECT ANSWER - exploitative labor
practices, environmental damage, and waste generation
use of curved lines - CORRECT ANSWER - feminine and gentle
effects of repetition - CORRECT ANSWER - cohesive look
impact of radiation - CORRECT ANSWER - creating a rhythmic and structured flow
Questions and CORRECT Answers
uses of asymmetry contribute to emphasis - CORRECT ANSWER - drawing attention to a
specific area
effects of bold patterns - CORRECT ANSWER - creates a focal point
impacts of rhythm - CORRECT ANSWER - adds life and vitality (movement)
effects of monochromatic color - CORRECT ANSWER - cohesive and harmonious
appearance
effects of gradation on the visual perception - CORRECT ANSWER - provides a gradual
change in size or color; directs eye smoothly from one part to another
role of texture - CORRECT ANSWER - adds depth and interest
use of proportion to create emphasis - CORRECT ANSWER - varying the size of elements
to draw attention
unity - CORRECT ANSWER - elements working together seamlessly
use of vertical lines - CORRECT ANSWER - elongate and slim
use of color - CORRECT ANSWER - influence mood and style
reasons of pairing patterns with solid color - CORRECT ANSWER - prevents visual
overload
, three aspects of color - CORRECT ANSWER - hue, saturation, value
impact of symmetry - CORRECT ANSWER - balance and harmony
use of straight lines - CORRECT ANSWER - formality and masculinity
impact of silhouette - CORRECT ANSWER - defines the garment's shape and form
use of fashion design elements - CORRECT ANSWER - shapes the overall aesthetic and
functionality
use of proportion to create balance - CORRECT ANSWER - determine the relationship
between different elements (ensuring no part overwhelms another)
role of contrast - CORRECT ANSWER - highlight differences and create interest
essential for achieving harmony - CORRECT ANSWER - balancing unity with balance
ethical concerns raised in fashion industry - CORRECT ANSWER - exploitative labor
practices, environmental damage, and waste generation
use of curved lines - CORRECT ANSWER - feminine and gentle
effects of repetition - CORRECT ANSWER - cohesive look
impact of radiation - CORRECT ANSWER - creating a rhythmic and structured flow
