Exam Details
Subject | visual art | |
Paper | paper 2 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 02, December, 2012 | |
City, State | , |
Question Paper
1. Who is the painter of famous painting "Maids of Honour"
Francisco de Goya
Caravaggio
Peter Paul Rubens
Diego Velasquez
2. Chaunsath Yogini temple at Bhedaghat, Jabalpur is known for circular ground plan. To which dynastic reign it can be attributed
Gupta Dynasty
Pratihar Dynasty
Chandella Dynasty
Solanki Dynasty
3. Who is attributed from the following to make powerful muscular female figure in action
Rodin
Bernini
Maillol
Duchamp
4. Who is the author of famous work'Critique of Judgement'
Frederich Hegel
Immanuel Kant
Archibald Alison
David Hume
5. In typography space between two character is known as
Leading
Tracking
Kerning
Legibility
6. The process of recording human movement and translating that movement on to a digital mode is known as
Motion picture
Rotoscoping
Manga
Stopmotion
7. Which of the following is an example of sales promotional tool
The media mix
A money refund offer
Consumer promotion
Market segmentation
8. is a measurement unit in
Internet Advertising
Radio Advertising
Outdoor Advertising
Newspaper Advertising
9. Who is the action painter
James Ensor
Degas
Gose
Jackson Pollok
10. Who painted the "Age of Innocence"
Reynolds
(B)Renoir
(C)Picasso
(D)Constable
11. Basawan was court painter of which school
Pahari
(B)Rajasthani
Mughal
(D)Pal
12. Who painted the "Celebration Triptych" in acrylic
(A)Biren De
(B)Satish Gujral
Tayeb Mehta
(D)Ramkumar
13. First mechanical printing started at
(A)Cochin
(B)Goa
(C)Kolkata
(D)Chennai
14. What is surface in lithographic process
Intaglio
(B)Raised surface printing
(C)Rotogravure
(D)Planography
15. Viscosity printing is done by using
(A)Types of oils
(B)Thinness of colour
(C)Rollers of different hardness
(D)Plastic surface
16. In the year 2012, what award was conferred to the cartoonist Late Mario de Miranda
Padma Bhushan
(B)Padma Vibhushan
(C)Bharat Ratna
(D)Padmashree
17. In iconography of Vishnu is represented as
(A)Female companion
(B)Celestial being
(C)Male companion
vehicle
18. "Man with Dog" is sculpted by
(A)August Rodin
(B)Aristide Maillol
(C)Dhruva Mistry
(D)Raghav Kaneria
19. Stone ware is made of
(A)Stone
(B)Glass
(C)Clay
(D)Plaster of Paris
20. Henry Moore was influenced by
(A)Maya and Aztec sculpture
(B)Etruscan sculpture
(C)African sculpture
(D)Indian sculpture
21. Assertion Ram Kinkar did all his big sculptures in cement and concrete.
Reason He chose this medium because no other medium was easily available.
and both are correct.
is correct, is not correct.
is not correct, is partly correct.
is partly correct, is not correct.
22. Assertion Terracotta medium is more commonly used in West Bengal.
Reason Terracotta is more used because no other material was found nearby.
is not correct, is partly correct.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
and both are not correct.
23. Assertion Advertisements with false claims are subject to ethical issue.
Reason Advertisements may become misleading, violating set norms and may affecting buying behaviour.
and both are correct.
is not correct, is correct.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are not correct.
24. Assertion Advertisement must cope up with cultural environment and value system of the society.
Reason Advertisements provide knowledge to the society about the products and services.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
and both are not correct.
is not correct, is correct.
25. Assertion Ancient Greeks knew the architectural techniques of arch and domes but they mostly used Post and Lintel.
Reason Arch and domes appear to rise upward either to reach other wordly goals or to dominate the beholder. Such motives were incompatible to Greek values.
and both are not correct.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
is not correct, is correct.
26. Assertion Bull's Head sculpted by Picasso is an important work of fine art made of handle bar and seat of a bicycle forming third image.
Reason Because it reacts against conventional sculptural method of carving or modelling but expressing full emotion.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
and both are not correct.
is not correct, is correct.
27. Assertion Prayag Jha Chillar is print maker. She does aquatint.
Reason She is inspired by crows and the crows are only in black colour.
and both are correct.
is correct, is not correct.
is not correct, is correct.
and both are not correct.
28. Assertion Print making should not be considered as the medium of expression in visual arts.
Reason Print making is not direct action on paper, it only produces imprints on paper from some other surface worked by artist.
and both are correct.
is not correct, is correct.
and both are not correct.
is correct, is not correct.
29. Assertion M.F. Hussain used bold lines in his paintings.
Reason Because early life was full of struggle and he expressed his reaction through it.
is correct and is not correct.
and both are correct.
is not correct but is correct.
and both are not correct.
30. Assertion Drawing is basic component of all visual arts.
Reason Because without it form and image cannot be cast.
is correct but is not correct.
and both are correct.
is not correct but is correct.
and both are not correct.
31. Select the correct chronological sequence of Gupta temple architecture
(A)Cave No. 17 of Sanchi, Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Brick temple of Bhitargaon.
(B)Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Brick Temple of Bhitargaon, Cave No. 17 of Sanchi
(C)Brick temple of Bhitargaon, Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Cave No. 17 of Sanchi.
(D)Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Cave No. 17 of Sanchi, Brick Temple of Bhitargaon
32. Select correct sequence of elements as described six limbs (shading) of Indian painting
(A)Bhava, Lavanya, Praman, Rupabheda
(B)Rupabheda, Bhava, Lavanya, Praman
(C)Rupabheda, Praman, Bhava, Lavanya
(D)Praman, Rupabheda, Lavanya, Bhava
33. Select the correct chronological sequence of artists
(A)Krishna Reddy, Ravi Varma, Jyoti Bhatt, Chitt Prasad
(B)Jyoti Bhatt, Krishna Reddy, Chitt Prasad, Ravi Varma
(C)Ravi Varma, Krishna Reddy, Chitt Prasad, Jyoti Bhatt
(D)Ravi Varma, Chitt Prasad, Krishna Reddy, Jyoti Bhatt
34. Select the correct sequence of steps in woodcut printing
(A)Rubbing with spoon, Carving, Rolling ink on block, Impression on paper
(B)Carving, Rolling ink on block, Rubbing with spoon, Impression on paper
(C)Rubbing with spoon, Impression on paper, Rolling ink on block, Carving
(D)Rolling ink on block, Rubbing with spoon, Impression on paper, Carving
35. Select the correct sequence of execution
(A)Animatics, Storyboarding, Editing, Scripting
(B)Storyboarding, Editing, Scripting, Animatics
(C)Scripting, Storyboarding, Animatics, Editing
(D)Scripting, Storyboarding, Editing, Animatics
36. Select the correct sequence of stages of a layout
(A)Rough, Comprehensive, Semi-comprehensive, Artwork
(B)Comprehensive, Semi-comprehensive, Rough, Artwork
(C)Comprehensive, Rough, Semi-comprehensive, Artwork
(D)Rough, Semi-comprehensive, Comprehensive, Artwork
37. Select the correct chronological sequence of the artists
(A)Nagji Patel, Pradosh Dasgupta, Hiranmay Roychaudhury, Dhanraj Bhagat
(B)Pradosh Dasgupta, Nagji Patel, Dhanraj Bhagat, Hiranmay Roychaudhury
(C)Hiranmay Roychaudhury, Dhanraj Bhagat, Pradosh Dasgupta, Nagji Patel
(D)Dhanraj Bhagat, Hiranmay Roychaudhury, Pradosh Dasgupta, Nagji Patel
38. Select the correct sequence of steps in metal casting
(A)P.O.P. Piece mould, Wax model, Investment mould, Metal pouring
(B)P.O.P. piece mould, Investment mould, Wax model, Metal pouring
(C)Metal pouring, P.O.P. piece mould, Wax model, Investment mould
(D)Investment mould, Metal pouring, Wax model, P.O.P. piece mould
39. Select the correct sequence of artists in order of successive art movements
(A)Courbet, Degas, Cezanne, Braque
(B)Degas, Courbet, Braque, Cezanne
(C)Cezanne, Braque, Degas, Courbet
(D)Braque, Cezanne, Degas, Courbet
40. Select the correct sequence in chronological order
(A)Nandalal Bose, Arpita Singh, Amrita Shergil, Nalini Malani
(B)Nandalal Bose, Amrita Shergil, Arpita Singh, Nalini Malani
(C)Arpita Singh, Nalini Malani, Amrita Shergil, Nandalal Bose
(D)Amrita Shergil, Nandalal Bose, Nalini Malani, Arpita Singh
41. Match the following
a.Tate Art Gallery i. Hyderabad
b.Louvre Museum ii. Bhopal
c.Bharat Bhawan iii. London
d.Salarjang Museum iv. Paris
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii
(B)iii iv ii i
ii iii iv
iv i iii
42. Match the temples with respective sites:
a.Ladkhan Temple i. Aihole
b.Bhimarath ii. Bhubaneswara
c.Vaital Deul iii.Gwalior
d.Telika Mandir iv. Mahabalipuram
Codes
a b c d
ii iii iv
(B)iii iv i ii
ii iii i
iv ii iii
43. Match the following
a.Oleography i. Intaglio printing
b.Metal engraving ii. Stencil printing
c.Wood engraving iii. Planography
d. Silk screen iv. Relief printing
Codes
a b c d
iv ii iii
ii iii i
iii i iv
(D)iii i iv ii
44. Match the following
a.Carol Summers i. Wood engraving
b.Hoksai ii. Print from wood block on both side of paper
c.Zarina Hashmi iii. Wood cut
d.Albrecht Durer iv. Japanese colour wood print
Codes
a b c d
(A)iii i iv ii
iv iii i
ii iv iii
iii ii i
45. Match the material with sculpture mediums
a.Casting i. Ivory
b.Modelling ii. Scrap wood
c.Carving iii.Aluminium
d.Assemblage iv. Wax
Codes
a b c d
ii i iii
(B)iii iv i ii
(C)iii i iv ii
ii iii iv
46. Match the following artists with their relevant creative works
a.Marcel Duchamp i. Florence Pieta
b.Balbir Singh Katt ii. Triumph of Labour
c.Michelangelo iii.Bicycle wheel
d.D.P.Roychaudhury iv. Nadeshwar
Codes
a b c d
ii i iii
(B)iii i ii iv
(C)iii iv i ii
i iii iv
47. Match the following
a.Mario Miranda i. Photojournalist
b.Homai Vyarawalla ii. Graphic Designer
c.Mickey Patel iii.Cartoonist
d.Sudarshan Dheer iv. Illustrator
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv
(B)iii i iv ii
ii i iii
iv iii i
48. Match the following
a.Transit i. Indoor media
b.Television ii. Outdoor media
c.Direct mail iii.Hangings
d.Point of purchase iv. By Mail
Codes
a b c d
i iv iii
iv iii ii
(C)iii ii i iv
iii iv i
49. Match the following artists to their respective phases
a.Edgar Degas i. Fauvism
b.Matisse ii. Dadaism
c.Braque iii.Impressionism
d.Picabia iv. Cubism
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv
(B)iii i iv ii
ii i iii
iv iii i
50. Match the following textile with their States
a.Phulkari i. Meghalaya
b.Lushai ii. Gujarat
c.Kantha iii.Punjab
d.Tanchol iv. Bengal
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv
(B)iii i iv ii
ii i iii
iv iii i
Francisco de Goya
Caravaggio
Peter Paul Rubens
Diego Velasquez
2. Chaunsath Yogini temple at Bhedaghat, Jabalpur is known for circular ground plan. To which dynastic reign it can be attributed
Gupta Dynasty
Pratihar Dynasty
Chandella Dynasty
Solanki Dynasty
3. Who is attributed from the following to make powerful muscular female figure in action
Rodin
Bernini
Maillol
Duchamp
4. Who is the author of famous work'Critique of Judgement'
Frederich Hegel
Immanuel Kant
Archibald Alison
David Hume
5. In typography space between two character is known as
Leading
Tracking
Kerning
Legibility
6. The process of recording human movement and translating that movement on to a digital mode is known as
Motion picture
Rotoscoping
Manga
Stopmotion
7. Which of the following is an example of sales promotional tool
The media mix
A money refund offer
Consumer promotion
Market segmentation
8. is a measurement unit in
Internet Advertising
Radio Advertising
Outdoor Advertising
Newspaper Advertising
9. Who is the action painter
James Ensor
Degas
Gose
Jackson Pollok
10. Who painted the "Age of Innocence"
Reynolds
(B)Renoir
(C)Picasso
(D)Constable
11. Basawan was court painter of which school
Pahari
(B)Rajasthani
Mughal
(D)Pal
12. Who painted the "Celebration Triptych" in acrylic
(A)Biren De
(B)Satish Gujral
Tayeb Mehta
(D)Ramkumar
13. First mechanical printing started at
(A)Cochin
(B)Goa
(C)Kolkata
(D)Chennai
14. What is surface in lithographic process
Intaglio
(B)Raised surface printing
(C)Rotogravure
(D)Planography
15. Viscosity printing is done by using
(A)Types of oils
(B)Thinness of colour
(C)Rollers of different hardness
(D)Plastic surface
16. In the year 2012, what award was conferred to the cartoonist Late Mario de Miranda
Padma Bhushan
(B)Padma Vibhushan
(C)Bharat Ratna
(D)Padmashree
17. In iconography of Vishnu is represented as
(A)Female companion
(B)Celestial being
(C)Male companion
vehicle
18. "Man with Dog" is sculpted by
(A)August Rodin
(B)Aristide Maillol
(C)Dhruva Mistry
(D)Raghav Kaneria
19. Stone ware is made of
(A)Stone
(B)Glass
(C)Clay
(D)Plaster of Paris
20. Henry Moore was influenced by
(A)Maya and Aztec sculpture
(B)Etruscan sculpture
(C)African sculpture
(D)Indian sculpture
21. Assertion Ram Kinkar did all his big sculptures in cement and concrete.
Reason He chose this medium because no other medium was easily available.
and both are correct.
is correct, is not correct.
is not correct, is partly correct.
is partly correct, is not correct.
22. Assertion Terracotta medium is more commonly used in West Bengal.
Reason Terracotta is more used because no other material was found nearby.
is not correct, is partly correct.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
and both are not correct.
23. Assertion Advertisements with false claims are subject to ethical issue.
Reason Advertisements may become misleading, violating set norms and may affecting buying behaviour.
and both are correct.
is not correct, is correct.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are not correct.
24. Assertion Advertisement must cope up with cultural environment and value system of the society.
Reason Advertisements provide knowledge to the society about the products and services.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
and both are not correct.
is not correct, is correct.
25. Assertion Ancient Greeks knew the architectural techniques of arch and domes but they mostly used Post and Lintel.
Reason Arch and domes appear to rise upward either to reach other wordly goals or to dominate the beholder. Such motives were incompatible to Greek values.
and both are not correct.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
is not correct, is correct.
26. Assertion Bull's Head sculpted by Picasso is an important work of fine art made of handle bar and seat of a bicycle forming third image.
Reason Because it reacts against conventional sculptural method of carving or modelling but expressing full emotion.
is correct, is not correct.
and both are correct.
and both are not correct.
is not correct, is correct.
27. Assertion Prayag Jha Chillar is print maker. She does aquatint.
Reason She is inspired by crows and the crows are only in black colour.
and both are correct.
is correct, is not correct.
is not correct, is correct.
and both are not correct.
28. Assertion Print making should not be considered as the medium of expression in visual arts.
Reason Print making is not direct action on paper, it only produces imprints on paper from some other surface worked by artist.
and both are correct.
is not correct, is correct.
and both are not correct.
is correct, is not correct.
29. Assertion M.F. Hussain used bold lines in his paintings.
Reason Because early life was full of struggle and he expressed his reaction through it.
is correct and is not correct.
and both are correct.
is not correct but is correct.
and both are not correct.
30. Assertion Drawing is basic component of all visual arts.
Reason Because without it form and image cannot be cast.
is correct but is not correct.
and both are correct.
is not correct but is correct.
and both are not correct.
31. Select the correct chronological sequence of Gupta temple architecture
(A)Cave No. 17 of Sanchi, Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Brick temple of Bhitargaon.
(B)Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Brick Temple of Bhitargaon, Cave No. 17 of Sanchi
(C)Brick temple of Bhitargaon, Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Cave No. 17 of Sanchi.
(D)Dasavatar Temple of Deogarh, Shiva Temple of Bhumra, Cave No. 17 of Sanchi, Brick Temple of Bhitargaon
32. Select correct sequence of elements as described six limbs (shading) of Indian painting
(A)Bhava, Lavanya, Praman, Rupabheda
(B)Rupabheda, Bhava, Lavanya, Praman
(C)Rupabheda, Praman, Bhava, Lavanya
(D)Praman, Rupabheda, Lavanya, Bhava
33. Select the correct chronological sequence of artists
(A)Krishna Reddy, Ravi Varma, Jyoti Bhatt, Chitt Prasad
(B)Jyoti Bhatt, Krishna Reddy, Chitt Prasad, Ravi Varma
(C)Ravi Varma, Krishna Reddy, Chitt Prasad, Jyoti Bhatt
(D)Ravi Varma, Chitt Prasad, Krishna Reddy, Jyoti Bhatt
34. Select the correct sequence of steps in woodcut printing
(A)Rubbing with spoon, Carving, Rolling ink on block, Impression on paper
(B)Carving, Rolling ink on block, Rubbing with spoon, Impression on paper
(C)Rubbing with spoon, Impression on paper, Rolling ink on block, Carving
(D)Rolling ink on block, Rubbing with spoon, Impression on paper, Carving
35. Select the correct sequence of execution
(A)Animatics, Storyboarding, Editing, Scripting
(B)Storyboarding, Editing, Scripting, Animatics
(C)Scripting, Storyboarding, Animatics, Editing
(D)Scripting, Storyboarding, Editing, Animatics
36. Select the correct sequence of stages of a layout
(A)Rough, Comprehensive, Semi-comprehensive, Artwork
(B)Comprehensive, Semi-comprehensive, Rough, Artwork
(C)Comprehensive, Rough, Semi-comprehensive, Artwork
(D)Rough, Semi-comprehensive, Comprehensive, Artwork
37. Select the correct chronological sequence of the artists
(A)Nagji Patel, Pradosh Dasgupta, Hiranmay Roychaudhury, Dhanraj Bhagat
(B)Pradosh Dasgupta, Nagji Patel, Dhanraj Bhagat, Hiranmay Roychaudhury
(C)Hiranmay Roychaudhury, Dhanraj Bhagat, Pradosh Dasgupta, Nagji Patel
(D)Dhanraj Bhagat, Hiranmay Roychaudhury, Pradosh Dasgupta, Nagji Patel
38. Select the correct sequence of steps in metal casting
(A)P.O.P. Piece mould, Wax model, Investment mould, Metal pouring
(B)P.O.P. piece mould, Investment mould, Wax model, Metal pouring
(C)Metal pouring, P.O.P. piece mould, Wax model, Investment mould
(D)Investment mould, Metal pouring, Wax model, P.O.P. piece mould
39. Select the correct sequence of artists in order of successive art movements
(A)Courbet, Degas, Cezanne, Braque
(B)Degas, Courbet, Braque, Cezanne
(C)Cezanne, Braque, Degas, Courbet
(D)Braque, Cezanne, Degas, Courbet
40. Select the correct sequence in chronological order
(A)Nandalal Bose, Arpita Singh, Amrita Shergil, Nalini Malani
(B)Nandalal Bose, Amrita Shergil, Arpita Singh, Nalini Malani
(C)Arpita Singh, Nalini Malani, Amrita Shergil, Nandalal Bose
(D)Amrita Shergil, Nandalal Bose, Nalini Malani, Arpita Singh
41. Match the following
a.Tate Art Gallery i. Hyderabad
b.Louvre Museum ii. Bhopal
c.Bharat Bhawan iii. London
d.Salarjang Museum iv. Paris
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii
(B)iii iv ii i
ii iii iv
iv i iii
42. Match the temples with respective sites:
a.Ladkhan Temple i. Aihole
b.Bhimarath ii. Bhubaneswara
c.Vaital Deul iii.Gwalior
d.Telika Mandir iv. Mahabalipuram
Codes
a b c d
ii iii iv
(B)iii iv i ii
ii iii i
iv ii iii
43. Match the following
a.Oleography i. Intaglio printing
b.Metal engraving ii. Stencil printing
c.Wood engraving iii. Planography
d. Silk screen iv. Relief printing
Codes
a b c d
iv ii iii
ii iii i
iii i iv
(D)iii i iv ii
44. Match the following
a.Carol Summers i. Wood engraving
b.Hoksai ii. Print from wood block on both side of paper
c.Zarina Hashmi iii. Wood cut
d.Albrecht Durer iv. Japanese colour wood print
Codes
a b c d
(A)iii i iv ii
iv iii i
ii iv iii
iii ii i
45. Match the material with sculpture mediums
a.Casting i. Ivory
b.Modelling ii. Scrap wood
c.Carving iii.Aluminium
d.Assemblage iv. Wax
Codes
a b c d
ii i iii
(B)iii iv i ii
(C)iii i iv ii
ii iii iv
46. Match the following artists with their relevant creative works
a.Marcel Duchamp i. Florence Pieta
b.Balbir Singh Katt ii. Triumph of Labour
c.Michelangelo iii.Bicycle wheel
d.D.P.Roychaudhury iv. Nadeshwar
Codes
a b c d
ii i iii
(B)iii i ii iv
(C)iii iv i ii
i iii iv
47. Match the following
a.Mario Miranda i. Photojournalist
b.Homai Vyarawalla ii. Graphic Designer
c.Mickey Patel iii.Cartoonist
d.Sudarshan Dheer iv. Illustrator
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv
(B)iii i iv ii
ii i iii
iv iii i
48. Match the following
a.Transit i. Indoor media
b.Television ii. Outdoor media
c.Direct mail iii.Hangings
d.Point of purchase iv. By Mail
Codes
a b c d
i iv iii
iv iii ii
(C)iii ii i iv
iii iv i
49. Match the following artists to their respective phases
a.Edgar Degas i. Fauvism
b.Matisse ii. Dadaism
c.Braque iii.Impressionism
d.Picabia iv. Cubism
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv
(B)iii i iv ii
ii i iii
iv iii i
50. Match the following textile with their States
a.Phulkari i. Meghalaya
b.Lushai ii. Gujarat
c.Kantha iii.Punjab
d.Tanchol iv. Bengal
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv
(B)iii i iv ii
ii i iii
iv iii i
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