🌈 Learn. Color. Create!
Kids’ Art Knowledge Quiz Free Diverse MCQ Practice Test
Color Theory (2) • Art and Nature (2) • Art Materials (3) • Famous Artists (3) • Folk Art (4) • Indian Art (2) • Colors (2) • Shapes (1) • General Art (1)
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Shapes:
Penta means five.
Indian Tribal & Folk Arts:
Phad paintings from Rajasthan often show heroes and tigers together.
Indian Traditional & Folk Arts:
💡 Black is made from soot and used for outlines in Madhubani paintings.
Art Materials & Colors:
Mixing black and white gives gray.
Colors and Shapes:
🎨 We dip our hands in paint to make fun and colorful prints.
Art Materials:
A small brush spreads glue evenly.
Colors:
Red light tells vehicles to stop.
Indian Crafts, Festivals & Cultural Symbols:
💡 Toran is hung on doors during festivals for decoration.
Famous Artists, Art Forms & World Art:
In old times, artists used colors from nature for painting.
Art & Nature:
🌟 Balls are round, so we draw them as circles.
Indian Tribal & Folk Arts:
Natural materials are used by tribal artists to make beautiful colors.
Indian Traditional & Folk Arts:
💡 Warli people use circles and triangles to make human figures.
Art Materials & Colors:
Artists keep their drawings safely inside folders.
Colors and Shapes:
🍎 Most apples are red, but they can also be green or yellow.
Artists:
Cartoonists make funny pictures.
Colors:
Green light means move forward.
Indian Crafts, Festivals & Cultural Symbols:
💡 Papier-mâché is made by shaping paper pulp into toys or masks.
Famous Artists, Art Forms & World Art:
Illustrations are drawings that help tell stories in books.
Art & Nature:
🌟 Soft wool comes from sheep and is used to make warm clothes.
General Knowledge of Art:
🌟 A palette helps artists mix different colors before painting.
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