# Quiz — Day-04: Composition, Layout, Grids & Visual Hierarchy

**Module:** M02 — Design Fundamentals
**Instructor:** Ali Akbar Shah
**Instructions:** Answer all 5 questions. No answers or hints are given here.

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**Q1.** What is "visual hierarchy" in a design?

A) Putting the designer's name at the top of the layout
B) The planned order (1st, 2nd, 3rd) in which the viewer's eye sees elements, built with size, weight, color, position, and space
C) Making everything the same size so nothing is more important
D) Arranging elements alphabetically

**Q2.** According to the rule of thirds, where should you place the most
important element of a layout?

A) Always dead center of the page
B) In the bottom-left corner
C) On or near one of the four intersection points (power points) of a 3×3 grid
D) As far from the headline as possible

**Q3.** A poster designer places the headline top-left, a key image
top-right, details along the middle, and the phone number bottom-right.
Which reading pattern is she designing for?

A) F-pattern
B) Z-pattern
C) Alphabetical pattern
D) Random pattern

**Q4.** Which of the following is NOT one of the three jobs of negative
space?

A) Creating focus on the subject
B) Adding clarity between sections
C) Giving a premium, confident feeling
D) Filling every corner so no space is wasted

**Q5 (Short answer).** You show your new flyer to your cousin for 3
seconds. He says it was "about a phone number" — but the flyer is
supposed to advertise a 50% sale. In 2–3 lines, explain what went wrong
with the visual hierarchy and give TWO specific fixes.