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1. |
What is the most common colour mode used for printing purpose? |
A. | cmyk |
B. | rgb |
C. | lab colour |
D. | ygb |
Answer» A. cmyk |
2. |
Pick the odd one out |
A. | proximity |
B. | proportion |
C. | texture |
D. | balance |
Answer» C. texture |
3. |
Pick the hexadecimal web-safe colour code for Red |
A. | #fef |
B. | #00f |
C. | #f00 |
D. | #eeo |
Answer» C. #f00 |
4. |
How many colour channels are available in an RGB image by default? |
A. | 4. |
B. | 3. |
C. | 2. |
D. | 1. |
Answer» B. 3. |
5. |
Which one of the following is the colour mode used by monitors? |
A. | cmyk |
B. | rgb |
C. | lab colour. |
D. | greyscale |
Answer» B. rgb |
6. |
How many colour channels are available in a greyscale image by default? |
A. | 4. |
B. | 3. |
C. | 2. |
D. | 1. |
Answer» D. 1. |
7. |
RYB |
A. | colour model for print |
B. | colour model for web |
C. | colour model for drawing |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. colour model for drawing |
8. |
Which one of the following is not a principle of design? |
A. | shape |
B. | contrast |
C. | unity |
D. | balance |
Answer» A. shape |
9. |
Creativity |
A. | origination of new thing |
B. | duplication |
C. | modified design |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. origination of new thing |
10. |
Visual Thinking |
A. | thinking through visual processing |
B. | thinking without imagination |
C. | thinking without ideas |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. thinking through visual processing |
11. |
A4 size |
A. | 20x19 cm |
B. | 29.7 x 21 cm |
C. | 28x22 cm |
D. | 30x20 cm |
Answer» B. 29.7 x 21 cm |
12. |
Perspective |
A. | parallel lines |
B. | effect of distance |
C. | bitmaps |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. effect of distance |
13. |
Background |
A. | farthest plane of the picture |
B. | nearest plane of the picture |
C. | base of the picture |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. farthest plane of the picture |
14. |
Design |
A. | concept of a work of art |
B. | print production |
C. | lamination |
D. | post production |
Answer» A. concept of a work of art |
15. |
Foreground |
A. | nearer view of an image |
B. | farthest view of a picture |
C. | bottom of the image |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. nearer view of an image |
16. |
Pattern |
A. | forms repeated in a design |
B. | form |
C. | content |
D. | proportion |
Answer» A. forms repeated in a design |
17. |
Proportion |
A. | the size relationships |
B. | unity |
C. | harmony |
D. | contrast |
Answer» A. the size relationships |
18. |
The arrangement of the visual elements |
A. | composition |
B. | unity |
C. | harmony |
D. | contrast |
Answer» A. composition |
19. |
Difference in colour and light |
A. | harmony |
B. | contrast |
C. | unity |
D. | balance |
Answer» B. contrast |
20. |
Contrast |
A. | difference against each other. |
B. | difference in elements |
C. | difference in image |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. difference against each other. |
21. |
Rhythm |
A. | alteration in sequence |
B. | abnormal change |
C. | equilibrium of elements |
D. | surface feel of an object |
Answer» A. alteration in sequence |
22. |
Balance |
A. | difference in elements |
B. | surface feel of an object. |
C. | the equilibrium of elements |
D. | abnormal change |
Answer» C. the equilibrium of elements |
23. |
Texture |
A. | difference in elements |
B. | difference in image |
C. | none of the above |
D. | the surface feel of an object. |
Answer» D. the surface feel of an object. |
24. |
Design |
A. | scheme of pictorial construction |
B. | organized collection of work. |
C. | post production |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. scheme of pictorial construction |
25. |
Three-dimensional: |
A. | height, width, and depth. |
B. | height, and width |
C. | height, and depth |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. height, width, and depth. |
26. |
Two-dimensional |
A. | height, width, and depth. |
B. | height, and width |
C. | height, and depth |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. height, and width |
27. |
Colour separation |
A. | print production |
B. | web production |
C. | post production |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. print production |
28. |
Portrait painting |
A. | full figure |
B. | head |
C. | group |
D. | landscape |
Answer» B. head |
29. |
Tint |
A. | amount of light reflected |
B. | a hue at a lighter value |
C. | a hue at a darker value |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» B. a hue at a lighter value |
30. |
Shade |
A. | amount of light reflected |
B. | a hue at a lighter value |
C. | a hue at a darker value |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» C. a hue at a darker value |
31. |
Tone |
A. | the character of a colour or value of a surface |
B. | a hue at a lighter value |
C. | a hue at a darker value |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» A. the character of a colour or value of a surface |
32. |
High Light |
A. | the character of a colour or value of a surface |
B. | a hue at a lighter value |
C. | a hue at a darker value |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» D. the reflection source of light |
33. |
Half tone |
A. | tone between the lighted and the shaded side |
B. | a hue at a lighter value |
C. | a hue at a darker value |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» A. tone between the lighted and the shaded side |
34. |
Shade |
A. | deprived of direct light. |
B. | light rebounding from nearby surfaces |
C. | light obscured by an object. |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» A. deprived of direct light. |
35. |
Reflected Light |
A. | deprived of direct light. |
B. | light rebounding from nearby surfaces |
C. | light obscured by an object. |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» B. light rebounding from nearby surfaces |
36. |
Shadow |
A. | deprived of direct light. |
B. | light rebounding from nearby surfaces |
C. | light obscured by an object. |
D. | the reflection source of light |
Answer» C. light obscured by an object. |
37. |
An element of art that refers to the lightness or darkness of a color is a ……….. |
A. | value |
B. | form |
C. | space |
D. | intensity |
Answer» A. value |
38. |
Complementary colours are used to create…. |
A. | contrast |
B. | value |
C. | density |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. contrast |
39. |
………………. are colours that are found side by side on the colour wheel, used to create colour harmony. |
A. | analogous colours |
B. | complementary colours |
C. | warm colours |
D. | cool colours |
Answer» A. analogous colours |
40. |
…………………colours are tints and shades of one colour. |
A. | monochromatic colours |
B. | dichromatic colours |
C. | monolithic colours |
D. | bichromatic colours |
Answer» A. monochromatic colours |
41. |
………….. colours are a group of colours that consist of reds, yellows, and oranges. |
A. | cool |
B. | warm |
C. | uv |
D. | red |
Answer» B. warm |
42. |
……….. colours are group of colours that consist of purples, greens, and blues. |
A. | warm |
B. | cool |
C. | blue |
D. | pale |
Answer» B. cool |
43. |
………………….. is the arrangement of the objects in a given design as it relates to their visual weight within a composition |
A. | balance |
B. | unity |
C. | rhythm |
D. | dominance |
Answer» A. balance |
44. |
……………….relates to varying degrees of emphasis in design. |
A. | balance |
B. | unity |
C. | rhythm |
D. | dominance |
Answer» D. dominance |
45. |
……………… is the repetition or alternation of elements, often with defined intervals between them. |
A. | balance |
B. | unity |
C. | rhythm |
D. | dominance |
Answer» C. rhythm |
46. |
A…………………….rhythm occurs when the intervals between the elements, and often the elements themselves, are similar in size or length. |
A. | regular |
B. | flowing |
C. | progressive |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. regular |
47. |
A ………… rhythm gives a sense of movement, and is often more organic in nature. |
A. | regular |
B. | flowing |
C. | progressive |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. flowing |
48. |
Gesture Drawing |
A. | movement of action |
B. | landscapes |
C. | geometric drawing |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. movement of action |
49. |
Imagination |
A. | Ability of skill up gradation |
B. | Ability of forming new images |
C. | Ability to learn new |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Ability of forming new images |
50. |
Aesthetics |
A. | Article dealing with science |
B. | Philosophy dealing with nature of art |
C. | Article on literature |
D. | Science of environment |
Answer» B. Philosophy dealing with nature of art |
51. |
Brochure |
A. | pamphlet |
B. | Booklet |
C. | Posters |
D. | Slide |
Answer» A. pamphlet |
52. |
A4 size |
A. | 20x19 cm |
B. | 29.7 cm x 21 cm |
C. | 28x22 cm |
D. | 30x20 cm |
Answer» B. 29.7 cm x 21 cm |
53. |
Demy size |
A. | 20x19 cm |
B. | 29.7 cm x 21 cm |
C. | 28x22 cm |
D. | 56x44cm |
Answer» D. 56x44cm |
54. |
Crown Size |
A. | 38.10x50.80 cm |
B. | 29.7 cm x 21 cm |
C. | 28x22 cm |
D. | 56x44cm |
Answer» B. 29.7 cm x 21 cm |
55. |
Not a part of design principles |
A. | Form |
B. | Content |
C. | Unity |
D. | ratio |
Answer» D. ratio |
56. |
Design software |
A. | 3D Max |
B. | Excel |
C. | Java |
D. | Net |
Answer» A. 3D Max |
57. |
Vector graphics |
A. | Lines |
B. | bitmaps |
C. | Pixel |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Lines |
58. |
Perspective |
A. | Parallel lines |
B. | Effect of distance |
C. | Bitmaps. |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Effect of distance |
59. |
Color harmony |
A. | Pleasing arrangements of colour |
B. | Contrast of colours |
C. | Complexity |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Pleasing arrangements of colour |
60. |
Curvature |
A. | Angle of a line |
B. | Bending of a line |
C. | Width of a line |
D. | length of a line |
Answer» B. Bending of a line |
61. |
Design: |
A. | Concept of a work of art |
B. | Print production |
C. | Lamination |
D. | post production |
Answer» A. Concept of a work of art |
62. |
Distortion |
A. | Curvature |
B. | Twist of shape |
C. | parellal lines |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Curvature |
63. |
Figurative |
A. | Geometric drawing |
B. | Landscape |
C. | gesture drawings |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. gesture drawings |
64. |
Line Direction: |
A. | vertical |
B. | parallel |
C. | square |
D. | Rectangle |
Answer» A. vertical |
65. |
Media |
A. | Concept of a work of art |
B. | Materials used to create art |
C. | Mood in art |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Materials used to create art |
66. |
Content |
A. | Text matter for a design |
B. | Concept of a work of art |
C. | Design elements |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Text matter for a design |
67. |
Portfolio |
A. | Script of a work |
B. | organized collection of work. |
C. | post production |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. organized collection of work. |
68. |
Proportion |
A. | The size relationships |
B. | Unity |
C. | Harmony |
D. | Contrast |
Answer» B. Unity |
69. |
Page design software |
A. | Indesign |
B. | Excel |
C. | 3D max |
D. | Power point. |
Answer» A. Indesign |
70. |
Surface Quality |
A. | Harmony |
B. | Texture |
C. | Balance |
D. | Unity |
Answer» B. Texture |
71. |
Not related to image format |
A. | JPEG |
B. | TIFF |
C. | WAV |
D. | BMP |
Answer» C. WAV |
72. |
Rhythm |
A. | Alteration in sequence |
B. | Abnormal change |
C. | equilibrium of elements |
D. | surface feel of an object. |
Answer» A. Alteration in sequence |
73. |
Composition |
A. | organizing all the elements of a work of art |
B. | Abnormal change |
C. | equilibrium of elements |
D. | surface feel of an object. |
Answer» A. organizing all the elements of a work of art |
74. |
Size |
A. | The extent of a shape |
B. | The specific spatial character |
C. | solidity or mass |
D. | Extension in any direction |
Answer» A. The extent of a shape |
75. |
Shape |
A. | The extent of a shape |
B. | The specific spatial character |
C. | solidity or mass |
D. | Extension in any direction |
Answer» A. The extent of a shape |
76. |
Volume |
A. | The extent of a shape |
B. | The specific spatial character |
C. | solidity or mass |
D. | Extension in any direction |
Answer» C. solidity or mass |
77. |
Outline |
A. | Edge of a shape. |
B. | The extent of a shape |
C. | solidity or mass |
D. | Extension in any direction |
Answer» A. Edge of a shape. |
78. |
Space |
A. | The extent of a shape |
B. | The specific spatial character |
C. | solidity or mass |
D. | Extension in any direction |
Answer» D. Extension in any direction |
79. |
Abstract |
A. | Non realistic art |
B. | Realistic art |
C. | Classical art |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Non realistic art |
80. |
Colour separation |
A. | pre production |
B. | Production |
C. | Post production |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. pre production |
81. |
Pre press |
A. | Scanning |
B. | Printing |
C. | Binding |
D. | Lamination |
Answer» A. Scanning |
82. |
Realism |
A. | real life |
B. | Abstract |
C. | Pointillism |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. real life |
83. |
Neo-Realism |
A. | real life |
B. | Abstract |
C. | Pointillism |
D. | emphasis on detail. |
Answer» D. emphasis on detail. |
84. |
Impressionism |
A. | impression by the effects of light |
B. | Abstract |
C. | Pointillism |
D. | emphasis on detail. |
Answer» A. impression by the effects of light |
85. |
Neo-Impressionism |
A. | impression by the effects of light |
B. | Abstract |
C. | Pointillism |
D. | emphasis on the visual impression. |
Answer» D. emphasis on the visual impression. |
86. |
Expressionism |
A. | painting express emotional experience |
B. | Abstract |
C. | Pointillism |
D. | emphasis on detail |
Answer» A. painting express emotional experience |
87. |
Spectrum |
A. | The saturation or strength of a color |
B. | The band of individual colors |
C. | factors of hue, value, and intensity |
D. | A hue at a darker value |
Answer» B. The band of individual colors |
88. |
Intensity |
A. | The saturation or strength of a color |
B. | The band of individual colors |
C. | factors of hue, value, and intensity |
D. | A hue at a darker value |
Answer» A. The saturation or strength of a color |
89. |
Value |
A. | amount of light reflected |
B. | A hue at a lighter value |
C. | A hue at a darker value |
D. | The reflection source of light |
Answer» A. amount of light reflected |
90. |
Tone |
A. | The character of a color or value of a surface |
B. | A hue at a lighter value |
C. | A hue at a darker value |
D. | The reflection source of light |
Answer» A. The character of a color or value of a surface |
91. |
High Light |
A. | The character of a color or value of a surface |
B. | A hue at a lighter value |
C. | A hue at a darker value |
D. | The reflection source of light |
Answer» D. The reflection source of light |
92. |
Reflected Light |
A. | deprived of direct light. |
B. | light rebounding from nearby surfaces |
C. | light obscured by an object. |
D. | The reflection source of light |
Answer» A. deprived of direct light. |
93. |
Fresco |
A. | Projected panel |
B. | 3D Sculpture |
C. | Mural |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Projected panel |
94. |
Which among the following is a design element? |
A. | Value |
B. | colour |
C. | space |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
95. |
………. refers to the space of a shape representing the subject matter. |
A. | positive space |
B. | negative space |
C. | form |
D. | Value |
Answer» A. positive space |
96. |
Complementary colors are used to create…. |
A. | contrast |
B. | Value |
C. | density |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. contrast |
97. |
………………. are colors that are found side by side on the color wheel, used to create color harmony. |
A. | Analogous colours |
B. | complementary colours |
C. | warm colours |
D. | cool colours |
Answer» A. Analogous colours |
98. |
…………………colors are tints and shades of one color. |
A. | monochromatic colors |
B. | dichromatic colours |
C. | monolithic colours |
D. | bichromatic colours |
Answer» A. monochromatic colors |
99. |
………….. colors are a group of colors that consist of reds, yellows, and oranges. |
A. | cool |
B. | warm |
C. | uv |
D. | red |
Answer» B. warm |
100. |
……….. colors are group of colors that consist of purples, greens, and blues. |
A. | warm |
B. | cool |
C. | blue |
D. | pale |
Answer» B. cool |
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