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The design principle that is based on repetition is called:
 
  A. rhythm.
  B. balance.
  C. emphasis.
  D. focal point.
  E. It is known by all these terms.

Question 2

The Parthenon and the Modulor were both designed according to a ratio known as:
 
  A. the vanishing point.
  B. the true view.
  C. the silver mean.
  D. the golden section.
  E. the central plan.



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Answer to Question 1

A
Rhythm has a pattern, which comes from repetition.

Answer to Question 2

D
The golden section is a length of two unequal segments in which the smaller one has the same ratio to the larger one as the larger one has to the whole.



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