A school poster has a large title bar across the very top. The words in that bar are the biggest on the page. What does this header do for a viewer?

A poem page has wide empty margins on all four sides. Only eight short lines sit in the middle. What mood does that spacing create?

A slide is divided by a grid into six boxes of the same size. Each box holds one animal name and a short note. What does the even grid tell the viewer?

On a poster, a yellow circle covers part of a blue square. The whole circle can be seen, but part of the square is hidden. Which shape looks nearer the viewer?

A safety poster shows a row of painted footprints. They begin at the bottom left and lead straight up to a door drawn at the top right. Where does this line lead the eye?

A club notice has almost no margin. The letters start at the very edge of the paper on all four sides. How does that layout make the page feel?

Every page of a class booklet carries the same short line of words at the top. The writing under it changes on each page. What is that repeated header for?

The empty band of white space left all around the edge of a printed page is called the ___.

A magazine page uses a grid. One wide band runs across the top, and three columns of the same width sit below it. What does this grid do for the reader?

On a poster, a huge red word sits at the top left, a photo of a runner sits in the middle, and the date sits small at the bottom right. Which way is the eye led?

A slide shows three leaf shapes. The green leaf hides part of the brown leaf, and the brown leaf hides part of the gray leaf. Which leaf is furthest from the viewer?

A worksheet has a header at the top and a wide band of empty space down each side. That empty band along the edge of the page is the header.

A worksheet leaves a wider margin down the left side than the right. The teacher punches holes in that wider side for a folder. Why does the wider margin help?

On a program cover, the title, the date and the school name all sit centered on one line running down the middle of the page. Which way does this layout lead the eye?

A slide has one bold word in huge letters at the top and four small lines of writing below it. What will a viewer most likely look at first?

A page is split by a grid into two columns. A large photo fills the left column and all the writing sits in the right column. What does this layout do?

A poster uses dark blue letters on black. The words are packed close together with only tiny gaps between the lines. What mood does this layout create?

A poster shows a large circle with a smaller circle sitting on top of it, covering its middle. What does this overlapping do?

A reading-fair poster has one long arrow. It starts just under the header and points down to the room number at the bottom. Where does the arrow send the eye last?

A class wants a poster that people can read from right across a large hall. Which layout choice will help the most?