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Printable graphic design vocabulary matching worksheet for high school with design principles including layout, composition, balance, and hierarchy.
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Graphic Design Vocabulary

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This printable graphic design vocabulary worksheet for Grades 9–12 introduces seven foundational design principles. Students match terms like layout, composition, and hierarchy with their definitions, learning how balance, alignment, and white space work together in effective design. Useful for visual-arts classes, design foundations courses, or independent study in graphic design.

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Art
Grade Level:
9th – 12th Grades
Updated July 2026

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