2.1 1 ACROSS This principle of design is created in an artwork by using line, shape and colour in a repetitive manner. It is also used to illustrate visual weight on either side of the vertical axis of an image. (2)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

When the aerobic tube of an OF medium test has a blue color, often limited to the upper portion of the medium, we know that . . .

Mueller-Hinton agar plates are normally used shortly after being prepared.  (2-14 days)  How and why would the use of older plates affect the diffusion of the antibiotic in the plate, assuming all other elements of the test are prepared/done correctly?

1.9 A pattern uses a repeated design or a motif, created using line, shape, or tone. The design can be simple or complex. (1)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

1.3 Look at the following image, based on what you have learned would you reckon that black, white and grey are neutral colours? (1)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

2.4 4 DOWN The name of the principle of design when elements are a repeated sequence within a design to form a pattern. (2)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

2.3 Explain in your own words what your understanding of “dreamtime’ is and the importance and role thereof in the Aboriginal culture. (2)

2.5 5 DOWN When different parts of an artwork feel as though they fit together, this principle of design is also known as harmony. (2)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

1.10 Form can be expressed in 3D, such as in sculpture? (1)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

1.3 What was the reason for the Aboriginal people to draw their dreamtime stories in the sand? (2)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.