NCERT Class 9 Arts MCQ Chapter 14 Exploring the Fundamentals of Visual Arts

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NCERT Class 9 Arts MCQ Chapter 14 Exploring the Fundamentals of Visual Arts

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Exploring the Fundamentals of Visual Arts

Chapter: 14

MCQ

1. According to the Viṣhṇu-dharmottara Purāṇa, how many types of paintings are there? 

(a) Two

(b) Three

(c) Four 

(d) Five 

Ans: (c) Four 

2. What does ‘Satya’ refer to in the context of the four painting types? 

(a) Classical 

(b) Realistic 

(c) Urban 

(d) Mixed 

Ans: (b) Realistic 

3. What is considered the most important item in a visual artist’s bag? 

(a) Pencils 

(b) Glue 

(c) Journal 

(d) Paints 

Ans: (c) Journal

4. What is the recommended minimum number of empty pages for a compact art journal? 

(a) 20 

(b) 30 

(c) 50 

(d) 100 

Ans: (c) 50

5. Which desirable trait helps a visual artist to observe and know the world? 

(a) Motivation 

(b) Curiosity 

(c) Satisfaction 

(d) Courage 

Ans: (b) Curiosity 

6. Why does a visual artist need ‘courage’ according to the text? 

(a) To practice daily 

(b) To explore new ideas 

(c) To resolve challenges 

(d) To respect others 

Ans: (b) To explore new ideas 

7. Which trait is necessary for resolving challenges, especially when initial sketches turn out messy? 

(a) Perseverance 

(b) Gratitude 

(c) Aspiration 

(d) Wonder 

Ans: (a) Perseverance

8. Which of the following is NOT listed as a form of visual journalling? 

(a) Vlogs 

(b) Sketchbooks 

(c) Singing 

(d) Reels 

Ans: (a) Perseverance

9. What details should always be recorded along with your ideas and emotions in an art journal? 

(a) The date and time 

(b) The weather 

(c) The exact location coordinates 

(d) The materials’ cost 

Ans: (a) The date and time 

10. Which historical artist is famous for notebooks containing detailed anatomical studies, such as a foetus? 

(a) Frida Kahlo 

(b) Ustad Mansur 

(c) Nandalal Bose 

(d) Leonardo Da Vinci 

Ans: (d) Leonardo Da Vinci 

11. Rabindranath Tagore famously transformed mistakes or scratched-out words in his poems into what? 

(a) Realistic paintings 

(b) Doodles 

(c) Tactile collages 

(d) Digital art 

Ans: (b) Doodles 

12. Who was the Mughal artist renowned for documenting various birds and animals? 

(a) Nandalal Bose 

(b) Ustad Mansur 

(c) Jamini Roy 

(d) Leonardo Da Vinci 

Ans: (b) Ustad Mansur

13. Nandalal Bose created an illustration for which poem written by Rabindranath Tagore?

(a) Gitanjali

(b) Rikto

(c) Santhal

(d) Chitra

Ans: (b) Rikto

14. What form of journalling involves collecting and pasting printed matter or textile scraps?

(a) Videography

(b) Photography

(c) Collage

(d) Sketching

Ans: (c) Collage

15. What is the most important reminder regarding your attitude when journalling observations?

(a) Attempt to impress others

(b) Focus on being authentic

(c) Only draw perfectly

(d) Never use text

Ans: (b) Focus on being authentic