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Read the tone and mood that colour, space and layout create in a described visual, and say what the visual is for.
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A poster has a huge red word at the top, three small gray lines below it, a thin arrow in the bottom corner, and a tiny logo shape. What does this layout make a viewer look at first?
A leaflet shows a drawing of a broken chair. Beside it are the words 'Chair repairs, 9am to 5pm' and a phone number. Nothing else is on the page. What is this visual text mainly for?
On a school poster the title sits alone at the top with wide empty space around it. The other words are small and crowded at the bottom. What does the empty space do for the title?
A page shows a large drawing of a girl planting a tree. Under the drawing, one line reads 'Plant one tree this June.' What is this visual mainly for?
A fun-run poster uses bright orange, letters that lean forward, and a runner drawn in mid-step. What do these choices add to the message?
A concert poster prints the band's name in huge letters, the date in medium letters, and the ticket price in tiny letters at the bottom. Why did the maker print the price in tiny letters?
A book cover uses black and deep purple. Long shadows fall across one lonely house. The title is small and thin. What mood does the cover create?
A poster leaves wide ___ around its heading so the viewer's eye rests there first.
A page shows a bicycle drawing with numbered steps beside it, such as 'Step 2: lift the chain onto the wheel.' What is this page mainly for?
On a leaflet the eye moves from the big heading at the top left, across to a photo at the top right, then down to the phone number at the bottom. Why is the phone number placed last on this path?
A warning sign uses a bright yellow background with thick black letters. What do these colors do for the message?
A poster about a market covers the whole page with small drawings of stalls and shoppers. Almost no empty space is left. What does this crowding add?
A club poster uses straight neat lines, plain dark blue, and one short calm sentence. What tone do these choices give it?
A page shows a cat in tall boots riding a turtle, drawn in bright silly colors, with the line 'Meet Sir Whiskers.' What is this visual mainly for?
On a slide, a large pale blue circle sits behind the title. A small photo shape overlaps the circle's edge. The title is the only dark text on the slide. What does this layout make most important?
A memorial program uses soft gray, wide gaps between the lines, and one small candle drawing. What mood do these choices create?
A health poster shows three pictures joined by arrows pointing right: a tap, then wet hands, then a towel. What do the arrows tell the viewer?
A poster about saving water shows a dripping tap and one drop falling into an empty glass. The rest of the page is left white. What does all that white space add?
A poster prints its heading at the left edge and a row of arrows running across to the ticket table drawn at the right edge. Which way do the arrows lead the eye?
A school notice shows a calendar shape beside the words 'Classes end at 3pm this Friday.' Nothing else appears on the page. What is this visual mainly for?
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