Question

objects that have equal visual weight or equal eye attraction.
a motif of two or more letters, typically a persons initials, usually interwoven or otherwise combined in a decorative design, used as a logo or to identify a personal possession.
visual balance between opposing compositional elements.
balance with equal emphasis over an entire two - dimensional surface so that there is always the same visual weight or attraction wherever you may look.
the distribution of visual weight within a composition.
a quality of a composition or form wherein a precise correspondence of elements exists on either side of a center axis or point. like shapes are repeated in the same positions on either side of a vertical axis. one side becomes a mirror image of the other side.
because of our sense of gravity we are accustomed to seeing more visual weight at the bottom, resulting in stability.

1. balance
2. symmetry
3. asymmetry
4. radial
5. crystallographic balance
6. axis
7. equilibrium
8. horizontal and vertical placement
9. monogram

Explanation:

The question is about matching definitions with terms related to visual design concepts. The first description "A motif of two or more letters...used as a logo" directly aligns with the definition of a monogram. The second description "Visual balance between opposing compositional elements" is the definition of symmetry. The third description "Balance with equal emphasis...same visual weight" matches crystallographic balance. The fourth description "The distribution of visual weight" is about balance. The fifth description "A quality...mirror image" is symmetry. The sixth description "Because of our sense...stability" relates to horizontal and vertical placement (as gravity - related visual weight distribution often ties to horizontal/vertical positioning in design).

Answer:

1. Monogram
2. Symmetry
3. Crystallographic balance
4. Balance
5. Symmetry
6. Horizontal and Vertical Placement