NCERT Class 9 Arts MCQ Chapter 15 Mediums and Techniques in Visual Art

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Mediums and Techniques in Visual Art

Chapter: 15

MCQ

1. What is the ‘lead’ in a pencil made of?

(a) Charcoal.

(b) Graphite.

(c) Wax.

(d) Lead.

Ans: (b) Graphite.

2. What does graphite turn into under very high temperature and pressure?

(a) Diamond.

(b) Coal.

(c) Emerald.

(d) Ruby.

Ans: (a) Diamond.

3. Which of the following is used as a thinner for oil paints?

(a) Water.

(b) Ink.

(c) Turpentine.

(d) Glue.

Ans: (c) Turpentine.

4. What do traditional artists use to make black pigment?

(a) Black soil.

(b) Soot from oil lamps.

(c) Graphite powder.

(d) Tar.

Ans: (b) Soot from oil lamps.

5. Which of these tools is used by artists to create textures in a painting?

(a) Palette knife.

(b) Calligraphy pen.

(c) Soft pencil.

(d) Fountain pen.

Ans: (a) Palette knife.

6. What does the term ‘medium’ refer to in visual arts?

(a) The size of the artwork.

(b) Materials, tools, and processes.

(c) The artist’s name.

(d) The cost of the painting.

Ans: (b) Materials, tools, and processes.

7. Where are Sumok Thyāktuk traditional hats made?

(a) Odisha.

(b) West Bengal.

(c) Sikkim.

(d) Kerala.

Ans: (c) Sikkim.

8. Which community is known for making Sumok Thyāktuk?

(a) Malakars.

(b) Lepchas.

(c) Bhils.

(d) Gonds.

Ans: (b) Lepchas.

9. What materials are used to make Sumok Thyāktuk?

(a) Shola pith.

(b) Cane and bamboo.

(c) Jute.

(d) Clay.

Ans: (b) Cane and bamboo.

10. How long does it take to weave one Sumok Thyāktuk hat?

(a) One week.

(b) One month.

(c) Three months.

(d) One year.

Ans: (b) One month.

11. How many layers are woven into a Sumok Thyāktuk hat?

(a) Two.

(b) Three.

(c) Four.

(d) Six.

Ans: (c) Four.

12. The Śholāpith craft is primarily practiced in West Bengal and:

(a) Odisha.

(b) Tamil Nadu.

(c) Sikkim.

(d) Assam.

Ans: (a) Odisha.

13. In Tamil Nadu, a tradition similar to Śholāpith is known as:

(a) Bidriware.

(b) Terracotta.

(c) Neṭṭī.

(d) Sumok.

Ans: (c) Neṭṭī.

14.  The material used for Śholāpith is the plant’s:

(a) Roots.

(b) Leaves.

(c) Bark.

(d) Milky-white spongy core.

Ans: (d) Milky-white spongy core.

15. Artisans who practice the Śholāpith craft are traditionally known as:

(a) Weavers.

(b) Malakars.

(c) Potters.

(d) Masons.

Ans: (b) Malakars.