1. Large number of pre-historic paintings are found in

Orissa

Madhya Pradesh

Karnataka

Maharashtra
2. Painter who is known as Father of Cubism.

Picasso

Cezanne

Braque

Van Gogh
3. 'Padmapani Bodhisattva' is in

Ajanta Caves

Badami Caves

Ellora Caves

Elephanta Caves
4. The famous painting of Picasso

Last Supper

Guernica

Sunflower

Birth of Venus
5. Which was the first newspaper published in India

Indian Express

Hindustan Times

The Hindu

Bengal Gazette
6. Making an object alive by filming them one at a time.

Animation

Action

Shooting

Editing
7. The word "circulation" for newspaper/magazines means

Copies printed

Copies sold

Readership

Counting
8. A layout accurate in size, colour scheme and other necessary details to show how the final design will look.

Art-work

Design

Thumbnail

Comprehensive
9. Bronze is an alloy of

Copper and Brass

Copper and Iron

Copper, Zinc and Tin

Brass and Aluminium
10. Find the sculptor.

Biren De

Prakash Jha

Pradosh Dasgupta

R. Shivkumar
11. "Santal family" by Ramkinkar Baij was initially made in

Terracotta

Sandstone

Cement concrete

Wood
12. Which sculptor is more known for portraiture

Somanath Hore

Ram Sutar

P. V. Janakiram

Balbir Singh Katt
13. Rubberised polymer material is used for

Heliorelief

Lino-cut

Lithography

None from the three
14. Acid is an important component in print-making process of

Lino-cut

Wood-cut

Etching

None from the three
15. When the fresh solution of acid is exhausted, it turns into

White

Blue

Yellow

Red
16. Wet paper is used in the printing of

Offset printing

Photography

Etching

Wood-cut
17. 'Art and Illusion' is written by

Stella Kramrisch

Michael Meister

E. H. Gombrich

Rudoulf Arnheim
18. Concept of vitality in sculptural form in 20th century started by

Picasso

Brancusi

Henry Moore

Gabo
19. Proportion and colour of figure as per varna in the painting has been advocated in which text

Vinaya Pittaka

Matsya Purana

Vishnudharmottara Purana

Dhvanyaloka
20. 'Iconology' is a method of interpretation advocated by

Erwin Panofsky

Claiment Greenburge

Aurther Danto

R. Collingwood
21. Assertion Those who are good at teaching may be good artists. But all artists are not good teachers.

Reason Teaching visual arts involve good skill as well but may not be conducive to achieve mastery.

and both are correct.

and both are incorrect.

is correct and is not correct.

is incorrect and is correct.
22. Assertion The Indian Tribal Art is strong because of its strong traditional background and cultural heritage.

Reason The Indian Tribal Art is strong because of technical excellence as well as cultural heritage.

is correct and is incorrect.

is incorrect and is correct.

both are correct.

both are incorrect.
23. Assertion A typeface must be in harmony with the product's image and the advertiser's image.

Reason A delicate typeface would be appropriate to convey the sturdiness of a large machine.

is not correct, is correct.

and both are correct.

and both are incorrect.

is correct and is incorrect.
24. Assertion Publicity is an indirect form of promotion.

Reason Promotion is not relation to the communication activities and efforts used by a seller to induce buyers to buy its products.

is correct, is not correct.

is not correct, is correct.

and both are incorrect.

and both are correct.
25. Assertion Naum Gabo, constructed his 'Column' using plastic.

Reason As he experimented with a visual quality that sculpture had never before possessed quite so literally, transparency.

is correct and is incorrect.

and both are incorrect.

is incorrect is partially correct.

both are correct.
26. Assertion In Italian metal casting process the moulds have to remain cool for better flowing of the metal.

Reason In indigenous and Italian metal casting process the mould have to cool down before pouring down the metal.

is correct and is incorrect.

and both are incorrect.

and both are correct.

is incorrect is correct.
27. Assertion Lithograph is a long, painful process.

Reason Artist considers lithograph as easy process to work.

and both are incorrect.

is incorrect and is partially correct.

is correct, is incorrect.

is incorrect, is correct.
28. Assertion Should we consider "Collograph" as a medium of expression of print making.
Reason Should we consider "Collograph" as a medium of expression of painting.

and both are correct.

is correct is not correct.

is incorrect is correct.

and both are incorrect.
29. Assertion Pictorial conventions in art of early historic period were unified according to geographic cultural zones.

Reason Unity in stylistic conventions was due to individual choices and not due to guilds.

and both are incorrect.

and both are correct.

is correct and is incorrect.

is incorrect and is correct.
30. Assertion Patronage was an important aspect of monument building but it never acted as a constraint in involving new designs.

Reason Patronage has been extremely effective in the selection of designs and motifs.

and both are correct.

is correct and is partially correct.

and both are incorrect.

is incorrect and is correct.
31. Select the correct sequence in order of successive period.

Ajanta Caves, Badami Caves, Ellora Caves, Sittanavasala Cave

Sittanavasala Caves, Badami Caves, Ellora Caves, Ajanta Caves

Badami Caves, Ellora Caves, Ajanta Caves, Sittanavasala Caves

Ellora Caves, Sittanavasala Caves, Ajanta Caves, Badami Caves
32. Select the correct sequence of the Government School of Arts in India, chronologically.

Madras, Calcutta, Bombay, Lahore

Lahore, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay

Madras, Bombay, Calcutta, Lahore

Bombay, Lahore, Calcutta, Madras
33. Arrange the correct sequence of "AIDDA".

Action, Decision, Attention, Desire, Interest

Attention, Interest, Desire, Decision, Action

Action, Interest, Desire, Attention, Decision

Attention, Desire, Action, Decision, Interest
34. Arrange the correct sequence of five steps of the Globalisation of the markets.

Domestic marketing, Export marketing, International marketing, Multinational marketing, Global marketing

Global marketing, Multinational marketing, International marketing, Export marketing, Domestic marketing

Export marketing, Domestic marketing, International marketing, Multinational marketing, Global marketing

Multinational marketing, Export marketing, Global marketing, International marketing, Domestic marketing
35. Select the correct sequence in order of seniority

Bhabesh C. Sanyal, Mahendra Pandya, N. Pushpamala, Ajit Chakraborty

N. Pushpamala, Mahendra Pandya, Bhabesh C. Sanyal, Ajit Chakraborty

Bhabesh C. Sanyal, Mahendra Pandya, Ajit Chakraborty, N. Pushpamala

Mahendra Pandya, Bhabesh C. Sanyal, Ajit Chakraborty, N. Pushpamala
36. Identify the correct sequence for metal casting of hollow wax image.

Making of mould, Fix runners, Firing of moulds, Fill core

Fill core, Fix runners, Making of mould, Firing of moulds

Fix runners, Fill core, Firing of moulds, Making of moulds

Firing of moulds, Making of mould, Fill core, Fix runners
37. Choose correct sequence in lino and wood cut

Carving, inking, drawing, printing

Inking, drawing, carving, printing

Printing, carving, drawing, inking

Drawing, carving, inking, printing
38. Choose the correct chronological order of following artists.

Durer, Goya, Mantegna, Daumier

Mantegna, Durer, Goya, Daumier

Daumier, Goya, Mantegna, Durer

Mantegna, Durer, Daumier, Goya
39. Choose the correct chronological sequence.

David, Paul Klee, David Hockney, Van Gogh

David, Van Gogh, David Hockney, Paul Klee

David, Van Gogh, Paul Klee, David Hockney

Van Gogh, Paul Klee, David, Hockney
40. Choose the correct chronological sequence.

Stella Kramrisch, Nihar Ranjan Ray, N. P. Joshi, Devangana Desai

Stella Kramrisch, N. P. Joshi, Nihar Ranjan Ray, Devangana Desai

Stella Kramrisch, Devangana Desai, N. P. Joshi, Nihar Ranjan Ray

Stella Kramrisch, Nihar Ranjan Ray, Devangana Desai, N. P. Joshi
41. Select the correct match

Bengal School Prados Das Gupta

Bombay Progressive Group Bhabesh Sanyal

Delhi Silpa Chakra Abaneendranath Tagore

Calcutta Progressive Group F. N. Souza

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42. Select the correct match

Audio-Visual Poster

Visual Jingle

Audio Television

Verbal Phone

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43. Match the following

Anupam Sood Vadodara

Naina Dalal Mumbai

Paul Koli Chennai

Palani Appan Delhi

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44. Match the following

Delwara Temple Maharashtra

Sun Temple Rajasthan

Sanchi Toran Orissa

Kailashnath Temple Madhya Pradesh

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45. Match the following

Likeness and presence Norman Bryson

End of Art W.J.T. Mitchell

Calligram Author Danto

Image, Text, Ideology Hans Belting

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46. Read the following passage and answer the question nos. 46 to 50

Art education is getting very popular in country. As an objective of growth and development, educational institutes are being set-up at every level. Traditional notion of art education has come under serious criticism and therefore, new methods of art education are being adopted. Earlier, many art-educational institute in India function under the respective State Government's control whereas very few are under the university system as one of the teaching departments. Today many new private institutions are established all over the places, which show popularity of art-education. The idea of art-education as a luxury profession no more holds ground because the policies of the government are directed to take into account every section of the society and therefore, today in art-institute we find students from every section of society. Subject of art are offered at school level as compulsory subject. Children enjoy making drawings, paintings, all kinds of objects. Their playfulness of mind is easily expressed through paintings and clay-modelling work. School level training process help children to develop their ideas and expressions. Later, some children indeed takeup art as serious subject to study. It is not mandatory that student should have learned painting or drawing at school level to enter in an art-institute. Liberal atmosphere in art-school help student to devise their ideas in a systematic manner. Students enjoy subjects like design, painting, claymodelling. They also have to understand history of art in its social and cultural context. With the technological inputs, methods of art production have gone under tremendous changes. Workmanship is a key to any process but how it is applied to transform into creative surface loaded with ambiguous surface layers etc. There are no fix rules of art like the written language. Similarly there is no fix meaning to a particular pictorial form. The contextual arrangement of any pictorial form define its meanings. So artstudents have to learn many things. No art-student can afford to turn-blind eyes to the issues of representation. Representations are multi-dimensional and contextual, they may be political or a-political but their power of expression cannot be over-looked. They involve multiple thinking. Art-students get empowered by their training process to develop their creative expressions.

46. Every section of society get education in art institute because

of government policies

of interest of every one

of collective interest

of popularity
47. Art subject at school-level is taught as

Elective subject

Compulsory subject

Optional subject

None of the above
48. Meaning of pictorial form is understood by its

Content

Context

Representation

Sublimity
49. Earlier art-schools were under the control of

University Grants Commission

AICTE

State Government

None of the above
50. Popularity of art-education is judged by

Admission responses

Establishment of art-educational institutes

Expansion of courses

Public interest