Class 7 Art Education Chapter 1 Drawing And Painting Techniques Quiz 22 (25 MCQs)

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1. The appearance of objects in a painting that shows distance from the observer
2. Watercolor paint is ..... painting media.
3. We created part of our art using the computer, this technique is called .....
4. What is one common mistake beginners make when using cross-hatching?
5. What is the first step in the process of painting chimneys, rooftops, and skylines?
6. This kind of shape is associated with natural or living forms.
7. Which was NOT a characteristic of Renaissance art?
8. What did Monet call his movement?
9. What is the role of symbolism in art appreciation?
10. They interpret a museum's mission and collection for the viewing public.
11. The shading techniques discussed are commonly used in ..... ?
12. An example of a still life painting could be .....
13. Mohamed Hoesin Enas was held by the Portrait of Malaysia and .....
14. Name something we can use to recreate the same textures in the paints used by prehistoric people.
15. What is a cartoon?
16. Which of the following best describes "contemporary art?
17. During the design phase of a new eco-friendly housing project, which of the following techniques is NOT typically used by the architectural team?
18. What is the structure called that holds the image for a print?
19. It is drawing with random lines. It does not require an outline.
20. Objects that appear larger when they are closer and smaller as they move away demonstrates what?
21. Which painting technique is characterized by the use of small, distinct dots of color?
22. Pat is creating a series of drawing at the back of her old notebook whenever she's bored. What kind of drawing does this scenario demonstrate?
23. In art, what does the term "value" refer to?
24. What is the term for using thin, transparent layers of paint to create a luminous effect?
25. The art of making two-or three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster.