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MCQs from Govt. Books

9. What activity is suggested for using the scale?
Class 7th DM Book A) Drawing triangles B) Mixing colors
C) Drawing and measuring lines of specific lengths
Geometical Tools D) Solving math problems
1. What is meant by geometrical tools in art?
A) Tools used for painting landscapes Divider
B) Tools used for mixing colors 10. What is the primary use of a divider in geometry?
C) Tools used to create precise shapes, lines, and A) Measuring angles B) Drawing curves
angles C) Comparing lengths D) Shading shapes
D) Tools used for sculpting
11. Which tool is used to divide a line segment into
Scale equal parts?
2. What is another name for a scale? A) Compass B) Protractor
A) Compass B) Protractor C) Divider D) Set square
C) Ruler D) Divider
12. A divider usually has how many pointed legs?
3. What is the basic use of a scale? A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four
A) Measuring angles B) Drawing circles
C) Measuring length D) Cutting paper 13. Which of the following tools is best for comparing
the lengths of two lines?
4. Besides measuring, a scale is also used for: A) Ruler B) Protractor C) Compass D) Divider
A) Drawing straight lines B) Drawing arcs
C) Erasing pencil marks D) Coloring shapes Protractor
14. What is the shape of a standard protractor?
5. Which of the following is a unit of length found A) Circle B) Triangle C) Square D) D-shape
on a scale?
A) Kilograms B) Liters 15. What is a protractor used to measure?
C) Centimeters D) Celsius A) Length B) Area C) Angles D) Volume

6. What does the scale show on its sides? 16. How many degrees are marked on a typical
A) Colors B) Units of temperature semicircular protractor?
C) Grades or units of length A) 90° B) 180° C) 270° D) 360°
D) Letters and alphabets
17. What is the name of the point where the horizontal
7. Which of the following is not a unit usually and vertical lines meet on a protractor?
found on a scale? A) Tip B) Origin C) Base D) End point
A) Millimeters B) Decimeters
C) Inches D) Kilograms 18. To measure an angle correctly with a protractor,
where should the origin be placed?
8. How many millimeters are there in 1 A) On the longer arm of the angle
centimeter? B) Anywhere inside the angle
A) 5 mm B) 10 mm C) At the vertex of the angle
C) 15 mm D) 100 mm D) At the midpoint of the arc

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19. What helps in aligning the protractor correctly Set Squares

with one arm of the angle? 28. How many types of set squares are commonly
A) Vertical line B) Scale used in geometry?
C) Horizontal line D) Circular edge A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four

20. What do the small marks along the curved edge of 29. Which of the following angle sets is found in one
a protractor represent? of the set squares?
A) Millimeters B) Degrees A) 30°, 60°, 90° B) 20°, 70°, 90°
C) Radians D) Inches C) 15°, 75°, 90° D) 25°, 65°, 90°

Compass 30. The second common set square has which set of
21. What is the main use of a compass in geometry? angles?
A) Measuring angles A) 60°, 60°, 60° B) 45°, 45°, 90°
B) Drawing straight lines C) 75°, 45°, 90° D) 30°, 45°, 105°
C) Drawing circles
D) Comparing lengths 31. Set squares are primarily used for:
A) Drawing curves
22. What determines the size of the circle drawn by a B) Constructing perpendicular and parallel lines
compass? C) Measuring length
A) Thickness of the pencil D) Drawing circles
B) Type of compass used
C) Radius setting (distance between legs) 32. What is the shape of a set square?
D) Number of circles drawn A) Circular B) Square
C) Triangular D) Rectangular
23. What do we call the distance from the center of a
circle to its edge? 33. Which instrument is most suitable for drawing
A) Diameter B) Radius angles like 30°, 45°, 60°, and 90°?
C) Circumference D) Arc A) Compass B) Divider C) Set square D) Ruler

24. What is the term for the distance around a circle? Tips for Using Geometrical Tools
A) Radius B) Area C) Arc D) Circumference 34. Why should you avoid using geometrical tools
with broken edges?
25. Which of the following can also be drawn using a A) They are hard to hold B) They look bad
compass? C) They may give inaccurate readings
A) Rectangle B) Triangle C) Arc D) Square D) They are heavy

26. What is an arc? 35. What should you do to prevent geometrical tools
A) A full circle B) A straight line from slipping while taking measurements?
C) A segment of the circumference A) Use glue B) Keep the tools firm
D) The center point of a circle C) Wet the tools D) Use both hands

27. How many legs does a standard compass have? 36. What is important for accurate reading in
A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four geometry?
A) Fast drawing B) Artistic drawing
C) Careful placement of tools
D) Thick pencil marks

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37. What type of pencil is recommended when using 46. Oil crayons are made using which material?
geometrical tools? A) Water B) Ink C) Oil D) Wax
A) Blunt pencil B) Crayon
C) Sharp pencil D) Colored pencil 47. What is the base material of wax crayons?
A) Oil B) Ink C) Plastic D) Wax
38. Where should your eye be while taking a reading
with a geometrical instrument? Powder colours
A) From the side B) From far above 48. In what form do powder colours come?
C) Directly above the instrument A) Liquid form B) Paste form
D) Behind the instrument C) Powder form D) Gel form

39. If you have difficulty reading the scale, what can 49. What must be added to powder colours before
you do to improve accuracy? using them?
A) Use a magnifying glass B) Close one eye A) Glue B) Oil C) Water D) Wax
C) Ask a friend D) Stand up
50. How are powder colours commonly used?
Coloured Pencils A) Like crayons B) Like pencils
40. What should be used to sharpen coloured pencils? C) Like water colours D) Like markers
A) Knife B) Scissors C) Sharpener D) Cutter
51. In what type of container do powder colours
41. What should you do after using your coloured usually come?
pencils? A) Tubes B) Boxes C) Jars D) Small bottles
A) Throw them away
B) Leave them on the table Water colours
C) Count and put them back in the packet or pouch 52. What are water colours made by mixing with?
D) Give them to a friend A) Oil B) Water C) Powder D) Glue

42. Why is it important to count coloured pencils after use? 53. Which type of water colours require squeezing
A) To clean them B) To sharpen them from a tube?
C) To make sure none are lost A) Cake form B) Powder form
D) To see which colour is your favorite C) Tube form D) Solid form

43. What is the correct way to take care of your 54. What is recommended when using water colours
coloured pencils? in tube form?
A) Break them for fun B) Use only some colours A) Use the full tube at once
C) Use sharpener and store them properly B) Mix inside the tube
D) Leave them unsharpened C) Squeeze out a little amount
D) Mix directly on the cap
Oil Crayons
44. What are crayons?
A) Sharp tools B) Liquid paints 55. Why should you squeeze out only a small amount
C) Coloured sticks D) Paper sheets of tube paint?
A) Because it smells bad B) Because it's expensive
45. What are the two main types of crayons? C) Because extra paint cannot be put back into the tube
A) Water and oil B) Pencil and ink D) Because it loses color
C) Oil and wax D) Gel and plastic

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56. What can you do if the leftover paint has dried? 65. Why should you use two separate containers for
A) Throw it away B) Add oil to it water while painting?
C) Add a few drops of water and wait A) To save time B) To keep the water colourful
D) Heat it in the sun C) To avoid dirtying the paint with used water
D) To play with water
57. How long should you wait after adding water to
dried paint before using it? Palette
A) A few seconds B) A few minutes 66. What is a watercolor palette mainly used for?
C) An hour D) A day A) Holding brushes B) Storing crayons
C) Mixing colors D) Washing hands
58. If your water colours are in cake form, where
should you mix them? 67. What is the common material used for making a
A) On the cakes B) On the brush watercolor palette?
C) On your hand D) On the palette A) Metal B) Glass C) White plastic D) Wood

59. What should be avoided when using cake water 68. What feature does a watercolor palette usually
colours? have?
A) Using water B) Mixing on the cakes A) Holes for pencils B) Compartments for mixing
C) Using a brush D) Cleaning the palette C) Built-in brush cleaner D) Color chart

60. What must be done after using tube colours? 69. If a watercolor palette is not available, what can
A) Wash the tubes B) Cap the tubes tightly you use instead?
C) Freeze the tubes D) Squeeze more colour out A) A notebook B) A blackboard
C) Any white plastic surface like a plate
61. Why is it better to use high-quality water colours D) A paper towel
if affordable?
A) They are heavier B) They dry faster Paper/Mounting Tape
C) They give better results 70. What is paper/mounting tape made of?
D) They don’t require a brush A) Plastic B) Metal
C) Paper D) Cloth
Water Containers
62. How many water containers should you have 71. How is the glue on paper/mounting tape activated?
while painting? A) By heating B) By pressing
A) One B) Two C) Three D) None C) By wetting D) By peeling

63. What is the purpose of the first water container? 72. What must you do before using the glued side of
A) Drinking B) Storing paint mounting tape?
C) Cleaning the brush D) Mixing glue A) Press it with a roller B) Wet it
C) Iron it D) Freeze it
64. What is the purpose of the second water
container? 73. What is the main use of paper/mounting tape in
A) Cleaning hands B) Mixing with paint painting?
C) Holding extra brushes D) Mixing powder A) Hanging canvas B) Fixing brush handles
C) Stretching watercolour paper
D) Holding palettes

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74. What happens if paper/mounting tape is exposed 84. Why is it important to wash watercolour brushes
to dampness during storage? properly after use?
A) It becomes stronger B) It changes colour A) To change their colour
C) It may lose its effectiveness D) It turns into glue B) To dry them quickly
C) Because dried paint can spoil them
75. Where should you store paper/mounting tape? D) So they become softer
A) In a freezer B) In a damp place
C) Away from dampness D) Under sunlight Watercolor our Scholar Sheet
85. What is the special paper used for watercolour
76. What kind of glue does paper/mounting tape painting called?
have? A) Sketch Paper B) Cartridge Paper
A) Wet glue B) Hot glue C) Watercolour Paper D) Drawing Sheet
C) Dry glue D) Sticky gel
86. Why might students avoid using watercolour
Paint Brushes / Watercolour Brushes paper?
77. Watercolour brushes come in which two shapes? A) It is not available in the market
A) Square and triangle B) Flat and round B) It is difficult to use C) It is too expensive
C) Oval and pointed D) Long and short D) It has no texture

78. What are flat brushes mostly used for? 87. What is suggested as a low-cost alternative to
A) Painting small details B) Painting large areas watercolour paper?
C) Writing text D) Cleaning the palette A) Newsprint B) Scholar sheet
C) Cardboard D) Brown paper
79. What are round brushes mostly used for?
A) Painting large backgrounds B) Mixing colours 88. What is a Scholar Sheet?
C) Adding details and lines D) Drawing borders A) A glossy paper used for printing
B) A high-quality canvas for oil painting
80. Where should you use watercolour brushes? C) A low-cost textured sheet used as an alternative to
A) On walls B) On canvas C) On paper D) On glass watercolour paper
D) A type of tracing paper for architectural designs
81. What should you do if your brushes have caps?
A) Throw them away B) Keep them aside 89. What should be done before starting
C) Put them on after use D) Never use them watercolour painting to avoid paper buckling?
A) Soak the paper in paint B) Use dry colours only
82. Why should you make sure to buy watercolour C) Stretch the paper D) a canvas instead
brushes and not postercolour brushes?
A) Postercolour brushes are expensive 90. How should finished watercolour paintings be
B) Watercolour brushes are longer stored?
C) Watercolour brushes hold more water A) Rolled up in a tube B) Folded in half
D) Postercolour brushes are flat only C) Kept straight in a portfolio D) Hung on a wall

83. What should you do after finishing your painting?

A) Leave the brushes as they are
B) Wash brushes thoroughly with clean water
C) Dry them with a cloth
D) Throw away the used brushes

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Poster colours 100. Where can you find a wide range of colored
91. Poster colors typically come in: paper?
A. Tubes B. Palettes C. Small bottles D. Large jars A) Grocery stores B) Art stores
C) Hardware shops D) Bookshops only
92. In what form do poster colors come?
A. Liquid B. Powder C. Paste D. Solid 101. What type of paper is used to bring variety
and creativity in artwork?
93 What do you need to add to poster colors to dilute A) Lined paper B) Transparent paper
them? C) Colored paper D) Tissue paper
A. Oil B. Varnish C. Water D. Thinner
Butter paper
94. Poster colors are mainly used for: 102. What is another name for butter paper?
A. Creating transparent washes A) Craft paper B) Drawing paper
B. Covering large areas with a thick layer of paint C) Tracing paper D) Glossy paper
C. Fine, detailed work D. Watercolor techniques
103. What is a key feature of butter paper?
95. Compared to watercolors, poster colors are A) It is waterproof B) It is thick and rough
generally used: C) It is almost transparent D) It is brightly colored
A. More thinly B. More thickly
C. With less water D. On special paper 104. What is the primary use of butter paper?
A) Painting with oils B) Making posters
96. Poster colors can also be used as: C) Tracing and transferring designs
A. Oil paints B. Acrylics D) Wrapping food
C. Watercolors D. Gouache
105. What is the main purpose of using butter
97. Which of the following is a key difference (tracing) paper?
between watercolour and poster colour? A) For painting with watercolours
A) Watercolour is thicker than poster colour B) For making paper crafts
B) Poster colour is more transparent C) To trace and transfer a design from one surface to
C) Watercolour is transparent, while poster colour is another
opaque D) To write with markers
D) Both are equally opaque
Crepe paper
Colored paper 106. What type of paper is crepe paper at its base?
98. What is the usual color people think of when A. Cardstock B. Tissue paper
referring to paper? C. Construction paper D. Foil paper
A) Red B) Blue C) White D) Green
107. Which of the following is used to coat crepe
99. What is true about the color of paper used in art? paper, giving it a special texture?
A) It only comes in black and white A. Wax B. Glue C. Gum or starch D. Paint
B) It is always bright
C) It can be of almost any color 108. What variety of colors is typically available for
D) It is usually transparent crepe paper?
A. Only white B. Only bright colors C. White and
bright colors D. Only pastel colors

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109. For what purpose is crepe paper commonly Blocking in Freehand Drawing
used? 116. What is the purpose of the blocking technique
A. Writing B. Painting in freehand drawing?
C. Decoration D. Wrapping gifts A) To colour the picture
B) To trace the image perfectly
Cardboard and Hardboard C) To simplify complex shapes
110. What type of sheets are cardboard and D) To draw faster
hardboard?
A) Soft and flexible sheets 117. Why is it difficult to draw complicated objects
B) Very common hard sheets directly?
C) Transparent sheets A) They are too colorful B) They are easy to forget
D) Thin and fragile sheets C) It’s hard to judge shapes, proportions, and spacing
correctly
111. What can cardboard and hardboard be used for? D) They take less time
A) Writing notes B) Making models
C) Tracing designs D) Painting with watercolour 118. What does the blocking technique help
identify in a complex image?
112. Which of the following is true about A) Colours and shades B) Simple geometrical shapes
cardboard and hardboard? C) Background elements D) Textures
A) They are always very thin
B) They are suitable for making models 119. What is "blocking" in drawing?
C) They dissolve in water easily A) Adding colours to the sketch
D) They are used for tracing only B) Using a ruler to draw straight lines
C) Simplifying a complex object into basic shapes
Gum Stick D) Erasing unwanted lines
113. What is the primary use of a gum stick?
A) To colour paper Focal Point or Centre of Interest
B) To stick pieces of paper and cardboard 120. What is a focal point or centre of interest in a
C) To cut paper drawing or painting?
D) To write on paper A) The background details
B) The object that attracts your eye first
114. How should you apply gum stick? C) The lightest area in the painting
A) On the entire sheet B) Only on the specific area D) The biggest object in the scene
C) On your hands D) On the floor
121. According to the principles of composition,
115. What should you do after using a gum stick? what should the focal point do?
A) Leave it open B) Cap it tightly A) Cover the whole page B) Be in the centre always
C) Throw it away D) Apply more glue C) Stand out more than other objects
D) Be painted last
Freehand Drawing
115. What is freehand drawing? 122. Why should the focal point be made more
A) Drawing using rulers and stencils prominent in a painting?
B) Drawing without using any tools for measurement A) To fill the page completely
or guides B) To make the painting look complicated
C) Drawing with a computer C) Because it is the most eye-catching part of the scene
D) Tracing a design on paper D) To hide other elements

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Square 131. What is true about the opposite sides of a

123. A square is: rectangle?
A. A three-sided shape with equal angles. A) They are always unequal B) They are curved
B. A four-sided shape with all sides of equal length C) They are equal and parallel D) They form triangles
and four right angles.
C. A four-sided shape with opposite sides parallel. 132. What is the angle of each corner in a
D. A shape with four equal sides and angles that add rectangle?
up to 180 degrees. A) 45 degrees B) 60 degrees
C) 90 degrees D) 120 degrees
124. To begin drawing a square, what is the minimum
information you need? 133. What measurements are required to draw a
A. The length of two adjacent sides. rectangle?
B. The length of one side. A) Only the length B) Only the width
C. The measurement of one angle. C) Diagonal and height D) Length and width
D. The length of a diagonal.
Circle
125. When constructing a square, what angle should 134. What is a circle?
be formed at each corner? A) A shape with straight sides
A. 45 degrees B. 60 degrees C. 90 degrees D. 180 B) A continuous curved line
C) A group of triangles
126. How many sides does a square have? D) A square with rounded corners
A. Three B. Four C. Five D. Six
135.. What is the fixed central point in a circle
127. What is true about the lengths of the sides of a called?
square? A) Corner B) Edge C) Centre D) Radius
A. Only opposite sides are equal.
B. Only two adjacent sides are equal. 136. What do we call the distance from the centre
C. All four sides have the same length. to the edge of a circle?
D. The lengths of the sides can vary. A) Diameter B) Width C) Length D) Radius

128. What tool is initially used to draw the first line 137. How can we draw a circle of specific size?
of a square? A) By measuring the diameter only
A. Protractor B. Compass C. Ruler D. Set square B) By drawing a square first
C) By knowing the length of the radius
Rectangle D) By guessing the size
129. Rectangle is a shape with:
A) Four equal sides B) Three sides and one curve 138. All the points of a circle are always:
C) Four sides, with opposite sides equal and all angles A) At different distances from the centre
90 degrees D) All sides curved B) At the same distance from the centre
C) Lying on straight lines
130. How many sides does a rectangle have? D) Inside a square
A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6

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Making patterns 146. What is the advantage of using basic

139. What is a pattern? geometrical shapes in drawing?
A) A single shape drawn once A) It makes drawing more complicated
B) Random arrangement of colors B) It simplifies drawing complex objects
C) Repetition of a shape or design in a certain way C) It wastes time
D) A broken line D) It makes drawings blurry

140. How can we make a pattern? Basic Perspective

A) By drawing one shape only once 147. What type of surface do we draw or paint on?
B) By repeating a shape again and again in a certain way A. 3D surface B. 4D surface
C) By erasing all shapes C. 2D surface D. Textured surface
D) By mixing random colors
148. What does 'perspective' in drawing help to
141. Where are patterns commonly used? show?
A) Only in books A. Colors and patterns B. Shadows and light
B) To decorate many things in daily life C. Depth or distance D. Brush techniques
C) Only in schools
D) To erase drawings 149. Why do artists use perspective in drawings or
paintings?
Drawing with basic geometrical shapes A. To add more colors
142. What makes drawing complicated objects B. To make their artwork more expensive
easier? C. To make objects appear three-dimensional
A) Drawing freehand only D. To cover the background
B) Using basic geometrical shapes like circle, square,
rectangle, and triangle 150. Perspective is a way of portraying __________
C) Drawing without any plan on a flat surface.
D) Using only one shape A. Sound B. Emotion
C. 3D objects or space D. History
143. Which basic shapes are often used to draw
complicated objects? 151. Which of the following best describes a 2D
A) Circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles surface?
B) Stars and hearts A. It has depth and volume
C) Lines only B. It has width and height only
D) Random curves C. It can move D. It reflects light

144. What shape is best to start with when drawing Vanishing point
round objects? 152. What is a vanishing point in perspective
A) Square B) Circle C) Triangle D) Rectangle drawing?
A. A point that disappears in the background
145. How can an egg be drawn more easily? B. The point where all colors blend
A) By drawing two circles C. The point where parallel receding lines meet
B) By drawing a square D. A shadowy part of the object
C) By using only straight lines
D) By coloring directly without sketching

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153. In perspective drawing, lines that appear to go 162. Which of the following are the three standard
into the distance converge at the: views used to study a solid?
A. Horizon line B. Center of the object A. Left view, back view, top view
C. Vanishing point D. Edge of the page B. Front view, side view, top view
C. Bottom view, front view, inside view
154. How many vanishing points are there in one- D. Front view, bottom view, curved view
point perspective?
A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four Projection of Solids
Isometric Projection
155. Where is the vanishing point usually located 163. In isometric projection, vertical lines on an
in a one-point perspective drawing? object are drawn as:
A. At the bottom of the page A. Slanted lines B. Horizontal lines
B. At the top-left corner C. Curved lines D. Vertical lines
C. On the horizon line
D. Behind the viewer 164. At what angle are horizontal lines drawn in
isometric projection?
156. Which type of lines lead to the vanishing point A. 45° B. 90° C. 30° D. 60°
in a perspective drawing?
A. Horizontal lines B. Curved lines 165. What is the main advantage of isometric
C. Receding parallel lines D. Zigzag lines projection?
A. It creates realistic 3D illusions
Different views of a solid B. It shows shadows clearly
157. How many basic views are there to study a solid? C. It shows dimensions accurately and in correct
A. Two B. Four C. Three D. One proportion
D. It is faster than perspective drawing
158. Which of the following is not a standard view
of a solid? 166. Why are shapes slightly distorted in isometric
A. Front View B. Top View projection?
C. Side View D. Back View A. Because scale is ignored
B. Because vertical lines are curved
159. The view of a solid seen from above is called the: C. Because perspective is ignored
A. Side view B. Front view D. Because all lines are drawn at random angles
C. Top view D. Inner view
167. What tool is usually used to produce isometric
160. The view that shows how a solid looks from drawings accurately?
the front is called the: A. Freehand sketching B. Painting brush
A. Side view B. Front view C. Drawing equipment D. Modeling clay
C. Top view D. Rear view
Perspective drawing
161. If you want to understand the height and 168. What does perspective drawing show?
width of a solid, which view would you look at? A. Blueprint of a machine
A. Side view B. Top view B. Artistic style of the drawing
C. Front view D. Bottom view C. Actual position of an object as seen by the human eye
D. Technical errors in design

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169. In perspective drawing, how do objects Ground Line

appear as they move farther away? 176. What is the Ground Line in perspective
A. They appear larger drawing?
B. They appear to stay the same size A. The base of the drawing board
C. They become invisible B. A line that divides the object into parts
D. They appear smaller C. The line where the ground meets the picture plane
D. The topmost edge of the drawing
170. In perspective drawing, objects appear bigger
when they: 177. The intersection of ground and picture plane
A. Are placed behind other objects is known as:
B. Are far away C. Come nearer A. Vanishing point B. Horizon line
D. Are shaded dark C. Ground line D. Eye level line

171. Perspective drawing is similar to: Vanishing Point

A. Architecture B. Photography 178. What is the Vanishing Point in perspective
C. Sculpture D. Animation drawing?
A. The location of the observer
B. The line where shadows end
Station Point C. The point where dimensions seem to disappear
D. The place where light reflects
172. What is the Station Point in perspective
drawing? 179. In perspective, the point where length, width,
A. The topmost part of an object and height seem to vanish is called:
B. The point where vanishing occurs A. Picture plane B. Ground line
C. The place from where the object is seen C. Horizon line D. Vanishing point
D. The corner of the paper
180. Why is the vanishing point important in
173. From where is the perspective of the object perspective drawing?
determined? A. It helps shade the object
A. Picture plane B. Ground line B. It shows where all projection lines meet
C. Vanishing point D. Station point C. It determines the object’s color
D. It keeps the object in focus
Picture Plane
174. What is the Picture Plane in perspective Orthographic projection
drawing? 181. What does the term "Orthographic" mean?
A. A reference line on the ground A. Angled drawing B. Horizontal line
B. A type of drawing tool C. Vertical or 90-degree line D. Curved line
C. The surface on which the image is projected
D. A background image 182. Which type of lines are used in orthographic
projection?
175. The plane or surface where a picture is drawn A. Curved lines B. Random lines
in perspective is called: C. Parallel lines D. Diagonal lines
A. Ground line B. Picture plane
C. Vanishing point D. Viewpoint

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183. How are the lines positioned in orthographic 192. How is hidden detail represented in
projection? orthographic projection?
A. Parallel and tilted B. Vertical to the plane A. Solid bold lines B. Wavy lines
C. Curved around the object D. Drawn at 45° angles C. Dotted lines D. Color shading

184. What type of image is obtained from Unit – 2 : Supplement of Drawing

orthographic projection? 193. What is meant by “Composition” in art?
A. Artistic impression B. Real image A. Coloring technique
C. Mirror image D. Shadow image B. An art style from the Renaissance
C. Orderly arrangement of objects in an artwork
185. How many standard views are drawn in D. Random drawing of objects
orthographic projection?
A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four 194. What is the purpose of composition in an
artwork?
186. Which of the following are the three main A. To add more colors
views in orthographic projection? B. To make objects look realistic
A. Front, top, and back view C. To arrange objects using principles of design
B. Top, side, and bottom view D. To make the background darker
C. Front, top, and side view
D. Left, right, and middle view 195. Composition is closely related to which of the
following?
187. Where is the top view placed in relation to the A. Technical drawing B. Principles of design
front view? C. Types of color D. Forms of sculpture
A. Below the front view B. Above the front view
C. Next to the front view D. Inside the front view Balance
196. What does “balance” in design refer to?
188. Where is the side view placed in orthographic A. The number of colors used
projection? B. The visual weight of elements
A. Above the top view B. Under the front view C. The thickness of lines
C. Beside the front view D. Behind the top view D. The speed of drawing

189. What does the front view show in 197. In design, what does “visual weight” mean?
orthographic projection? A. The actual weight of the drawing paper
A. Width and height B. Length and width B. How heavy an object feels when touched
C. Length and height D. Height and depth C. How large, dark, or bold an object appears to the
eye
190. What does the side view show? D. The number of objects used in a design
A. Length and height B. Width and height
C. Top and bottom D. Length and width 198. If one side of a composition has a large shape
and the other has a small shape, what does it
191. Where is the projection line drawn in create?
orthographic projection? A. Harmony B. Symmetry
A. In the center of the object C. Unbalance D. Rhythm
B. On the front face
C. Where two planes join together
D. At the top of the drawing

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199. What makes a composition balanced in visual 206. A harmonized artwork gives the feeling of:
terms? A. Confusion B. Unity and completeness
A. Using only one color C. Randomness D. Empty space
B. Placing a big object in the center
C. Having equal visual weight on both sides 207. In a harmonious composition, all the elements
D. Using curved lines are:
A. Competing with each other
Emphasis B. Divided into separate sections
200. . What is the main purpose of emphasis in a C. Part of one whole
design or artwork? D. Colored with black only
A. To decorate the background
B. To highlight the most important part 208. Harmony in design is most closely related to
C. To remove extra details which of the following?
D. To add shadows A. Rhythm B. Balance
C. Unity D. Movement
201. What is another name for the emphasized
area in an artwork? 209. Harmony in art can be created through:
A. Texture point B. Side view A. Colour only
C. Focal point D. Ground line B. Line, shape, texture, and other elements
C. Perspective only D. Size and weight only
202. Which of the following can be used to create
emphasis in art? CONTRAST
A. Tone only 210. What does “contrast” mean in art?
B. Colour, shape, line, texture, and contrast A. Repeating the same elements
C. Border and title B. Matching colors perfectly
D. Background pattern only C. Showing difference or dissimilarity
D. Drawing light lines only
203. When one area in an artwork stands out more
than others, what principle is being used? 211. Which of the following is an example of color
A. Balance B. Repetition contrast?
C. Emphasis D. Unity A. Blue and green B. Red and green
C. Black and grey D. Yellow and cream
204. Emphasis in an artwork helps the viewer to:
A. Look at all parts equally 212. Contrast in art can be created through:
B. Focus on a specific area or element A. Direction only
C. Follow a zigzag pattern B. Shape and line only
D. Ignore the background C. Multiple opposing elements like color, tone,
direction, size
Harmony D. Harmony and balance
205. What does harmony in a work of art refer to?
A. Use of only bright colors 213. Which pair shows contrast in direction?
B. Repeating one shape A. Diagonal and curved B. Horizontal and vertical
C. How well the elements of art work together C. Light and dark D. Smooth and rough
D. Adding extra texture

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214. Where should the major contrast in a painting 223. What do we call a colour that has been
ideally be placed? lightened by adding white?
A. In the background B. In the corner of the canvas A. Tint B. Tone C. Shadow D. Base
C. At the center of interest D. Near the signature
Tertiary Colours
COLOUR 224. What are tertiary colours?
215. Which of the following is a basic (primary) A. Colours made by mixing two secondary colours
colour? B. Colours made by adding black to primary colours
A. Green B. Orange C. Blue D. Purple C. Colours made by mixing one primary and one
secondary colour
216. How are secondary colours formed? D. Colours used only for shadows
A. By mixing black and white
B. By mixing two primary colours 225. Which of the following is a tertiary colour?
C. By mixing a colour with water A. Red B. Orange C. Red-orange D. Blue
D. By using only light colours
226. How many tertiary colours are there in total?
217. Which of the following is a secondary colour? A. 3 B. 6 C. 9 D. 12
A. Yellow B. Red C. Green D. Blue
227. What do you get when you mix blue (primary)
218. What is meant by "tone" in colour? and green (secondary)?
A. The temperature of the colour A. Yellow B. Blue-green (tertiary)
B. The brightness or darkness of a colour C. Red D. Purple
C. The size of a coloured area
D. The shape of a coloured object 228. Which of the following is NOT a tertiary
colour?
219. Which colours are considered “cool colours”? A. Yellow-orange B. Blue-green
A. Red, orange, yellow B. Blue, green, purple C. Red-purple D. Green
C. Black, white, grey D. Brown, beige, cream
Shades, Tints and Tones
220. Which colours are called “warm colours”? 229. What is a “tint” of a colour?
A. Blue, green, purple B. Black and grey A. A colour mixed with black
C. Red, orange, yellow D. White and silver B. A colour mixed with grey
C. A colour mixed with white
221. What is a “tone” in colour? D. A colour mixed with brown
A. A colour made lighter by adding white
B. A colour made darker by adding black or dark 230. What is a “shade” of a colour?
colour A. A colour made by adding white
C. A basic primary colour B. A colour made by adding black
D. A background colour C. A colour made by adding grey
D. A colour made by adding water
222. What is created when black is added to a
colour? 231. What do we call a colour that is mixed with
A. Tint B. Shade or tone grey?
C. Hue D. Highlight A. Shade B. Tint
C. Tone D. Hue

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232. Which of the following changes a colour into a Tint

tone? 239. What is a tint in colour theory?
A. Mixing with white A. A colour mixed with black
B. Mixing with black B. A colour mixed with grey
C. Mixing with grey C. A colour mixed with white
D. Mixing with another primary colour D. A colour mixed with another primary colour

233. What are the three basic ways to change a 240. How do different tints of a colour occur?
colour? A. By adding different amounts of black
A. Add brown, red, or orange B. By adding different amounts of white
B. Add white, black, or grey C. By mixing with other colours
C. Add water, oil, or ink D. By changing the texture
D. Add texture, line, or shape
241. Which of the following is an example of a tint?
Shade A. Dark red B. Light pink
234. What is a shade in colour theory? C. Brown D. Grey
A. A colour mixed with white
B. A colour mixed with grey 242. What effect does adding white to a colour
C. A colour mixed with black have?
D. A colour mixed with water A. Makes the colour darker
B. Makes the colour duller
235. How is a shade different from a tint? C. Makes the colour lighter
A. A shade is made with white; a tint is made with black D. Changes the colour’s hue
B. A shade is made with grey; a tint is made with black
C. A shade is made with black; a tint is made with white 243. Tints are often used in art to:
D. A shade is brighter than a tint A. Create shadows
B. Create highlights and light areas
236. What causes variation in the shades of a C. Make colours dull
colour? D. Change the texture
A. Changing the surface texture
B. Using more than one base colour Tone
C. Adding different amounts of black 244. What is a tone in colour theory?
D. Mixing it with primary colours A. A colour mixed with black
B. A colour mixed with white
237. Which of the following is an example of a C. A colour mixed with grey
shade? D. A pure primary colour
A. Light blue B. Pink C. Dark green D. Yellow
245. How are different tones of a colour created?
238. Why are shades useful in art and design? A. By adding different amounts of grey
A. To create transparency B. By adding different amounts of black
B. To create sense of light and depth C. By adding different amounts of white
C. To avoid using bright colours D. By mixing two primary colours
D. To reduce cost of paints

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246. What is the effect of adding grey to a colour? 254. What is a polychromatic colour combination?
A. It lightens the colour A. Using tones and tints of one colour
B. It darkens the colour B. Using tones and tints of two colours
C. It softens or mutes the colour C. Using tones and tints of many different colours
D. It changes the colour to a primary colour D. Using only primary colours

247. Tones are often used in art to: 255. Which of the following best describes
A. Create harsh contrasts polychromatic?
B. Add subtle variations and depth A. Monochrome B. Multicoloured
C. Brighten the composition C. Single coloured D. Black and white
D. Remove texture
256. Polychromatic colour schemes are:
Monochromatic Colour Combination A. Limited to one hue B. Made up of many hues
248. What does "monochromatic" mean in colour C. Only cool colours D. Only warm colours
theory?
A. Using many different colours Complementary Colours
B. Using tones and tints of a single colour 257. What are complementary colours?
C. Using only primary colours A. Colours next to each other on the colour wheel
D. Using complementary colours B. Colours opposite to each other on the colour wheel
C. Colours made by mixing primary colours
249. The word “mono” in monochromatic means: D. Colours with the same tone
A. Colour B. Many C. Single or one D. Shade
258. Which colour is complementary to yellow?
250. What does “chrome” mean in A. Red B. Blue C. Purple D. Green
monochromatic?
A. Light B. Colour C. Dark D. Tone 259. Complementary colours create which of the
following effects?
251. Which of the following is an example of a A. Harmony with little contrast
monochromatic colour scheme? B. Strong contrast and vibrant look
A. Red, green, and blue C. A dull appearance D. Similar shades
B. Different tints and tones of blue
C. Orange and green 260. Which pair is an example of complementary
D. Yellow and purple colours?
A. Blue and Green B. Red and Orange
252. Monochromatic colour combinations are C. Yellow and Purple D. Blue and Purple
useful because they:
A. Create strong contrast with many colours 261. Complementary colours are useful in art
B. Are easy to balance and harmonious because they:
C. Use only warm colours A. Blend seamlessly without contrast
D. Use complementary colours for effect B. Enhance each other when placed side by side
C. Create muted tones
Polychromatic D. Are always warm colours
253. What does "poly" mean in polychromatic?
A. One B. Two
C. Many D. None

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Difference in Value/Tone 269. Stretching watercolour paper helps to:

262. What does "value" or "tone" in colour refer to? A. Change the paper's size
A. The brightness or dullness of a colour B. Keep the paper flat and stable
B. The lightness or darkness of a colour C. Make the colours more vibrant
C. The temperature of a colour D. Increase the thickness of the sheet
D. The shape of a colour
270. What is the purpose of mounting watercolour
263. What causes different values or tones on a paper?
solid object? A. To decorate the edges
A. Texture variations B. Colour combinations B. To make the paper look larger
C. Light and shadow D. Object size C. To prevent movement and warping during painting
D. To change its colour
264. Why is understanding value difference
important in shading? Tones in water colour
A. To create flat images 271. In watercolour painting, what determines the
B. To make colours brighter lightness or darkness of a colour?
C. To properly depict light and depth A. The brush size B. The paper type
D. To change the colour hue C. The amount of water in the paint
D. The drying time
265. When shading an object, the darker areas
represent: 272. What happens when more water is added to
A. Areas hit by light directly watercolour paint?
B. Areas in shadow or less light A. The colour becomes darker
C. Areas of reflection D. Areas with no colour B. The tone becomes lighter
C. The paint becomes thicker
266. Which of the following helps to create a D. The brush becomes dry
realistic 3D effect in drawing?
A. Using only one tone 273. A darker tone in watercolour is achieved by:
B. Ignoring value differences A. Adding more white paint B. Using less water
C. Accurately showing value differences C. Using more water D. Mixing with grey
D. Using random colours
274. Which of the following creates a gradual
Stretching/Mounting Watercolour Paper change in tone in watercolour?
267. Why does watercolour paper need to be A. Mixing two colours
stretched before painting? B. Adding more water step-by-step
A. To make it smoother C. Using a thick brush
B. To change its colour D. Painting over a dry area
C. To prevent it from buckling due to water
D. To make it dry faster 275. What is the technique of controlling tones in
watercolour used for?
268. What happens if watercolour paper is not A. Making borders
stretched before painting? B. Creating textures only
A. Colours become brighter C. Showing depth and value changes
B. The paper stays completely flat D. Drying the paper
C. Paint flows unevenly due to buckling
D. The paper absorbs no colour

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Wet-in-Wet 283. What kind of edges does the wet-on-dry

276. What is meant by wet-in-wet in watercolour technique produce?
painting? A. Blurred edges B. Undefined edges
A. Painting on dry paper with dry brush C. Sharp and clear edges D. Cloudy textures
B. Applying thick paint on dry paper
C. Painting on wet paper before it dries 284. Unlike wet-in-wet, the colours in wet-on-dry:
D. Mixing colours on the palette A. Blend into each other
B. Spread freely
277. What is the first step in the wet-in-wet C. Have clear boundaries and do not interflow
technique? D. Look smoky
A. Apply thick paint directly
B. Wet the paper with clean water 285. Which of the following is a key feature of wet-
C. Use dry paper only on-dry technique?
D. Mix colours on the palette A. Soft transitions B. Blurred colours
C. Defined shapes and lines D. Random colour flow
278. In wet-in-wet, paint is applied:
A. After the paper is completely dry 286. Wet-on-dry is best used when an artist wants to:
B. Before the paper dries A. Create foggy effects B. Show cloudy skies
C. On top of pencil lines C. Paint sharp details and outlines
D. Only with a sponge D. Mix colours directly on paper

279. What type of visual effect does wet-in-wet Using a white crayon or a candle in water colour:
create? 287. What happens when watercolour is applied
A. Sharp edges and fine lines over a white crayon or candle drawing?
B. Hard textures and deep shadows A. The crayon mixes with the paint
C. Blur edges and cloudy effects B. The paint covers everything evenly
D. Flat and even colouring C. The crayon resists the paint, creating textures
D. The paint turns white
280. Which of the following tools can be used to
wet the paper in wet-in-wet? 288. Which material is used to resist watercolour
A. A dry cloth B. A pencil in this technique?
C. A large brush or sponge D. A ruler A. Pencil B. Eraser
C. White crayon or candle D. Water
281. The wet-in-wet technique is useful for
painting: 289. What kind of texture is produced by using
A. Detailed architecture B. Sharp outlines wax under watercolour?
C. Backgrounds like skies or fog A. Smooth and blended B. Soft and blurry
D. Technical diagrams C. Hard and rough
D. Interesting and resistant patterns
Wet-on-Dry
282. In the wet-on-dry technique, paint is applied on: 290. What is the purpose of using a dark wash over
A. Wet paper B. Dry paper the wax drawing?
C. Wet sponge D. Blotted paint A. To mix with the wax
B. To highlight the wax design by contrast
C. To hide the wax completely
D. To dry faster

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Spattering 299. Which element helps us understand the

291. What tool is commonly used for the spattering direction of light in a drawing?
technique? A. Colour B. Shade and shadow
A. Flat brush B. Toothbrush C. Texture D. Border lines
C. Pencil D. Sponge
300. The darker side of an object away from the
292. What type of paint should be used for light source is known as:
spattering? A. Highlight B. Outline
A. Very watery paint B. Transparent paint C. Shadow D. Reflection
C. Thick paint D. Dry paint
TEXTURE
293. What is the main visual effect created by 301. What is texture in art?
spattering? A. The colour of an object
A. Smooth shading B. Sharp lines B. The shape of a surface
C. Random speckled textures D. Clear outlines C. The quality of a surface as felt or seen
D. The size of the drawing
294. Spattering is best used to create:
A. Solid colour fills 302. Texture is mainly experienced through:
B. Controlled brush strokes A. Hearing B. Smell C. Touch D. Taste
C. Decorative effects and textures
D. Straight lines 303. Which of the following is an example of a
rough texture?
295. Why should thick colour be used for A. Glass B. Wall C. Paper D. Tree trunk
spattering?
A. It dries slower B. It creates stronger speckles 304. How many main types of texture are there in art?
C. It spreads evenly D. It blends better A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four

296. What is spattering in art? 305. What are the two main types of texture in art?
A. Painting with smooth strokes A. Rough and smooth
B. Spraying thick colour to create a speckled effect B. Actual (tactile) and visual (implied)
C. Drawing with a pencil C. Hard and soft D. Light and dark
D. Mixing colours on the palette
Unit – 3 : Application of Drawing
Light, Shad and Shadow Making stencil from a given design
297. What is the purpose of shading in a drawing? 306. What is the first step in making a stencil?
A. To add colour only A. Cutting the design B. Painting the design
B. To make it look neat C. Tracing the design on tracing paper
C. To create a 3D effect on a 2D surface D. Transferring the design to fabric
D. To outline the object
307. How do you transfer the traced design onto a
298. A 2D drawing appears 3D mainly because of: hard sheet?
A. Colour B. Line thickness A. By painting over it
C. Shading D. Texture B. By drawing over the lines with pressure using a
pencil or ballpoint
C. By cutting it directly
D. By wetting the tracing paper

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308. What tool is used to cut the design on the hard Unit – 4: Observation and Actualization
sheet? Observation
A. Scissors B. Sharp cutter or blade 316. What is most important for accurate
C. Pencil D. Paintbrush drawing?
A. Speed B. Observation
309. Where should you place the hard sheet before C. Colouring D. Erasing
cutting?
A. On a soft cloth B. On a glass slab or hard surface 317. Which of the following is a diagonal line?
C. On a wet surface D. On a cushion A. A line going straight up
B. A line lying flat
310. What is done after the stencil is cut out? C. A line slanting between two corners
A. It is glued to the tracing paper D. A curved line
B. It is stuck to a surface for printing or painting
C. It is folded and stored 318. What shape has opposite sides equal but no
D. It is erased right angles?
A. Square B. Parallelogram
Pyramid with Triangular Base C. Triangle D. Pentagon
311. What shape is the base of the pyramid?
A. Square B. Rectangle 319. What should be done before starting a
C. Equilateral triangle D. Circle drawing?
A. Use colours B. Observe the object carefully
312. What is the length of each side of the triangle? C. Cut the paper D. Pick a random shape
A. 12 inches B. 15 inches C. 18 inches D. 20 inches
320. Observation means
313. What kind of lines are drawn from the centers A. Drawing from imagination
of each side? B. Copying from a book
A. Solid lines B. Dotted lines C. Carefully noticing details
C. Zigzag lines D. Thick lines D. Adding colours to a sketch

314. What do you do after marking the centers of 321. Which type of lines are more difficult to judge
each side? in drawing?
A. Erase the sides B. Join the dotted lines A. Vertical lines B. Horizontal lines
C. Colour the triangle D. Cut the triangle out C. Curved lines D. Diagonal lines

315. What material is used for drawing the 322. Why is drawing from a model more difficult
triangle? than drawing from a picture?
A. Paper B. Cardboard C. Plastic D. Fabric A. Because pictures are smaller
B. Because models are less detailed
C. Because models appear in 3D and involve depth
and angles
D. Because pictures are more colourful

323. What makes life drawing difficult sometimes?

A. Lack of colors
B. Difficulty in judging the angle of a line
C. Poor lighting D. Using the wrong paper

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324. How should you hold the pencil to judge a 331. What should you consider when selecting objects
difficult angle correctly in life drawing? for a still life drawing?
A. Diagonally across the page A. Objects that are very large and complicated
B. Vertically or horizontally in front of you B. Simple objects and few in number
C. Tightly in your fist C. Only shiny objects
D. Lying flat on the table D. Objects that are moving

Drawing a still life 332. Where should the light ideally fall from in a still
325. Still life drawing is: life arrangement?
A. Drawing moving objects A. From the front B. From the left or right upper
B. Drawing landscapes side
C. Drawing arranged inanimate objects C. From the bottom D. From the center
D. Drawing from imagination
333. How should the objects be arranged in a still life
326. What is still life in drawing. drawing?
A. Drawing of human figures A. In a straight line
B. Drawing of animals in motion B. In a random, unplanned manner
C. Drawing of inanimate objects like fruits, flowers C. In an interesting and dynamic way
and vases etc. D. With equal distance between each object
D. Drawing of landscape
334. What is the primary purpose of sketching in
327. What is the main focus of still life drawing? drawing?
A. To create a highly detailed and finished artwork.
A. Capturing movement B. To quickly capture the essential form, composition,
B. Representing light and shadow on objects and key features of a subject
C. Drawing from imagination C. To practice intricate shading techniques.
D. Creating abstract shapes D. To meticulously render textures and fine details.

328. Which of the following is commonly used in still life 335. Which of the following characteristics is most
drawings? commonly associated with sketch lines?
A. Moving animals B. Landscapes A. Precise, controlled, and uniform in weight.
C. Arranged inanimate objects D. Abstract shapes B. Light, barely visible guidelines for a final drawing.
C. Loose, expressive, and varied in weight and
329. What does "composition" in drawing refer to? direction
A. The colors used in a drawing D. Carefully measured and mathematically accurate.
B. The arrangement of objects in an artwork
C. The size of the paper 336. Sketching is often used for which of the
D. The style of painting following purposes?
A. Creating a final, exhibition-ready piece.
330. What is an important aspect of good composition in B. Developing detailed technical illustrations.
drawing? C. Exploring different compositions and ideas before
A. Random placement of objects a more finished artwork
B. Balanced and interesting arrangement of objects D. Producing photorealistic portraits.
C. Using only one color
D. Drawing only from memory

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337. How should objects be sketched initially? 345. Why are shadows important in a drawing?
A. With a rigid and dark line A. They make the drawing look flat
B. Lightly and loosely B. They add depth and realism
C. In great detail C. They fill empty spaces
D. Only with straight lines D. They remove the need for detail

338. What should you focus on while sketching the 346. What is a cast shadow in drawing?
objects? A. A shadow on the object itself
A. The use of only dark colors B. A shadow projected onto a surface by an object
B. The relative sizes, angles, and relationships C. The darkest part of an object
between objects D. The highlight area of an object
C. Drawing in perfect circles
D. Using a single line for every object 347. How should shading be applied to create a
realistic effect?
339. What is the advantage of using free lines in A. Using only dark lines
sketching? B. Gradually transitioning from light to dark
A. It creates more accurate details C. Using bright colors in shadow areas
B. It makes sketching more difficult D. Adding solid black areas
C. It helps cover slight mistakes and adds comfort
D. It allows for a more rigid structure 348. What is crucial to pay attention to when shading
a drawing?
340. What is the purpose of adding detail in a A. The color of the object
drawing? B. The light direction
A. Simplicity B. Realism C. The texture of the drawing surface
C. Color D. Background D. The distance from the object

341. How do shadows enhance a drawing? 349. How do cast shadows affect a drawing?
A. Flatten the image B. Add depth and dimension A. They make the drawing look flat
C. Create color contrast D. Fill empty spaces B. They add depth and realism to the drawing
C. They lighten the drawing
342. What should be considered when adding D. They remove the need for shading
shadows?
A. Direction of light B. Texture only 350. What should be done to give a picture a solid
C. Brightness D. Symmetry look and weight?
A. Use light shading throughout
343. What should be done after adding details in a B. Add few very dark areas
drawing? C. Avoid using cast shadows
A. Add color B. Add shadows D. Use only light tones in the shading
C. Remove details D. Focus only on outlines
351. What role do cast shadows play in creating
344. What can give a 3D effect in a drawing? depth in a drawing?
A. Using bright colors A. They simplify the drawing
B. Drawing lines in the correct direction B. They distort the proportions
C. Drawing in flat shapes C. They emphasize the form and create spatial depth
D. Ignoring shading D. They fill in colors

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352. What should you be cautious about when 360. What color is applied over the entire onion in
shading cast shadows? Step 4?
A. Only shading dark areas A) Deep brown B) Purple
B. The direction and accuracy of light C) Orange (light tone) D) Green
C. Adding too many colors
D. Shading the entire object in the same tone 361. What is added to the cast shadow to make it
darker in Step 4?
Drawing an Onion in pencil colors A) Cadmium yellow B) Darker orange
353. Total steps in drawing an onion C) Red tone D) White pencil
A. 3 B. 5 C. 7 D. 9
362. Which new tone is added to the onion in Step 4?
354. What is the first step in drawing an onion? A) Light blue B) Dark brown
A) Add cast shadow C) Green D) White
B) Color with red pencil
C) Draw the onion with directional details. 363. In the final step, what combination is used for
D) Shade with green pencil the darkest areas?
A) Purple and orange B) Cadmium yellow and red
C) Deep brown and green D) Red and black
355. Which color is used first for basic shading?
A) Red B) Purple 364. What is the ideal direction for light to fall in a
C) Orange D) Green still life arrangement?
A) From behind the objects
356. What should be established while giving the B) From directly above
basic purple shade? C) From left or right upper side
A) Background texture D) From all directions equally
B) Direction of onion’s roots
C) Direction of light and cast shadow 365. Why should we sketch lightly at the beginning
D) Layers of orange tone of a drawing?
A) To make the drawing look faded
357. Which color is used to darken the purple B) So we can easily erase and correct mistakes
shade in Step 3? C) To save pencil lead
A) Yellow B) Brown D) To add more color later
C) Red D) Blue
366. What should we pay special attention to while
358. How should the shading be done in Step 3? sketching still life?
A) With random strokes B) In circular motion A) Only the colors B) Just the outlines
C) In straight lines only C) To the relative sizes and angles
D) In the direction of the onion's shape D) Background design only

359. What is added to the cast shadow in Step 3? 367. What is a cast shadow in drawing?
A) Green tone B) Red layer A) A shadow inside the object
C) Yellow highlight D) White pencil B) A dark outline around the object
C) A shadow created on the surface by the object
blocking light
D) A reflection of the object in a mirror

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368. What is reflected light in drawing? 377. How many correct opinions are there in art?
A) Direct light A) Only one B) A few
B) Light from background C) None D) No fixed number
C) Bounced light on shadow side
D) Light making object dark 378. What makes a response to something
meaningful?
Unit – 5 : Communication and Exhibition A) Being quick B) Being sincere
369. What is drawing mainly used for? C) Being loud D) Being popular
A) Solving equations
B) Expressing thoughts through lines and shapes 379. What should you assume about the creator of
C) Writing stories D) Memorizing facts a work?
A) They wanted fame
370. What quality does drawing help develop? B) They had no clear idea
A) Laziness B) Confusion C) They had a reason to create
C) Discipline and accuracy D) Speed only D) They copied it

371. What does drawing add to a person’s mind? 380. Why should an artwork be maintained and
A) Complexity B) Neatness and beauty preserved?
C) Weak memory D) Language skills A) To sell it quickly B) Because it is of great value
C) To change it later D) To copy it easily
372. What is drawing often called?
A) The art of drama B) The voice of silence 381. What is the best way to preserve a finished
C) The language of lines D) The science of shapes artwork?
A) Fold and keep it in a drawer
373. Why is drawing considered universal? B) Frame and display it
A) It is only used in schools C) Give it away D) Cover it with plastic
B) It is based on one culture
C) It can be understood globally 382. How should an artist preserve rough sketches
D) It uses difficult techniques and extra artwork?
A) By burning them
374. What is the process of responding critically to B) By hanging them on the wall
an artwork and then communicating about it C) By keeping them in a portfolio
called in drawing? D) By leaving them in open space
A) Sketching B) Shading
C) Art Criticism D) Coloring 383. What is a portfolio in drawing?
A) A type of color pencil
375. What plays a key role when we observe B) A sketching technique
something for the first time? C) A folder to store unframed drawings and paintings
A) Research B) First reaction D) A tool for mixing colors
C) Final judgment D) Expert opinion
384. What is the main purpose of using a portfolio?
376. What should you do with your first thoughts A) To hang drawings on walls
about something new? B) To sell artwork
A) Ignore them B) Argue about them C) To store and protect unframed drawings or
C) Keep or write them down D) Ask others first paintings
D) To gift artwork to others

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385. How can an artist get a portfolio?

A) Only by ordering online
B) It is available in the market or can be made at
home
C) Only from an art gallery
D) Only if given by an art teacher

386. What is the main purpose of framing a

colored painting?
A) To change its colors
B) To make it easy to erase
C) To protect and display it nicely
D) To reduce its size

387. What does mounting a painting involve?

A) Folding the artwork
B) Gluing it directly to the wall
C) Fixing it on a board or surface for support
D) Rolling it for storage

388. What benefit does framing provide to an

artwork?
A) It changes the medium
B) It protects the painting from damage
C) It makes it easy to redraw
D) It lowers the artwork’s value

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