The design portfolio: SQA National 5 Art and Design coursework quiz quiz

30 marks

50 marks

100 marks

250 marks

A design brief

A theme or stimulus only

An unseen exam image

A poem

Only the colours to use

The design problem, its purpose and its target market

The price of the product

The artist's life story

To fill space in the portfolio

To copy a famous painting

To inform the design by studying products and the target market

To choose a frame

One straight ruled line

A connected progression refining a design idea towards a solution

A set of unrelated images

The border of the page

Speed and size

Price and weight

Aesthetic and functional qualities

Colour and nothing else

Because a design answers a brief for a purpose and a user

Because looks do not matter at all

Because function is the only marked part

Because designs are never used

Too much relevant research

Gathering market research that is never used, or judging the solution only on looks

Considering the target market

Developing one connected idea

A still-life drawing of fruit

Packaging for a new product

An expressive self-portrait

A landscape painting

Say only that you like it

List how long it took

Judge the aesthetic and functional qualities against the brief, with reasons

Avoid mentioning the brief

Only the final solution is marked

As a multiple-choice test

It is not assessed

Marked as a whole out of 100 across research, development, solution and evaluation

Nothing in particular

The market research and the single line of development

A different brief

An expressive theme

It is worth 50 marks, with each portfolio worth 100, for a 250 mark course

It replaces the design portfolio

It is worth 100 marks

It is not part of the course

Ignoring the target market

Making the solution first

Understanding exactly what the brief asks and who the design is for

Collecting unrelated images