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Art Dreamers Quiz Free Mixed MCQ Practice Test
Lines (4) • Colors (2) • Shades (4) • Shapes (2) • Composition (2) • Color Value (2) • Texture (2) • Balance (2)
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Visual Texture vs Actual Texture:
Texture in art shows how a surface feels or looks like it feels. This helps students understand details in drawings.
Use of Contrast in Composition:
Contrast means showing clear differences, like light and dark or big and small. It helps make artwork more exciting and easy to notice.
Organic vs Geometric Shapes:
Organic shapes are inspired by nature. Leaves, clouds, and flowers have free and uneven outlines, making them organic shapes.
Expressive Lines in Art:
🖍️ Expressive lines help show feelings, actions, and energy in art, making drawings more lively and meaningful.
Line Types:
A contour line shows the outer shape of an object, helping artists draw clear forms and outlines.
Balance in Art (Symmetrical, Asymmetrical):
Balance helps artwork feel steady and comfortable to look at, which is important in art exams and creative work.
Use of Highlights in Drawings:
Highlights show where light falls on an object, helping students understand brightness and shine in art.
Tonal Gradation in Drawing:
Tonal gradation means gently moving from light tones to dark tones. This makes drawings look smooth and realistic.
Light, Mid-tone, and Dark Values:
🖌️ Light values are the brightest parts where light hits an object directly.
Depth Creation Using Value:
Value shows how light or dark something is. Using different values helps artists create depth and make drawings look real.
Visual Texture vs Actual Texture:
Actual texture is real and can be felt, like rough clay or smooth stone in art objects.
Use of Contrast in Composition:
Light and dark colors create strong contrast. This helps important parts of a drawing stand out clearly.
Organic vs Geometric Shapes:
Geometric shapes are regular and mathematical. Circles have clear boundaries and exact form.
Expressive Lines in Art:
🖍️ Smooth curved lines feel gentle and calm, perfect for peaceful art scenes.
Line Types:
Zigzag lines look sharp and lively, often used to show action or excitement in drawings.
Balance in Art (Symmetrical, Asymmetrical):
Symmetry means both sides look equal, giving a calm and formal feeling in art.
Use of Highlights in Drawings:
Highlights are the lightest areas, showing reflection and making drawings look realistic.
Tonal Gradation in Drawing:
Pencil shading allows easy control of pressure, helping students create smooth light-to-dark tones.
Light, Mid-tone, and Dark Values:
🖌️ Mid-tones connect light and dark areas smoothly and make drawings look balanced.
Depth Creation Using Value:
Darker values appear stronger and closer, helping objects stand out in the foreground of a drawing.
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