 Section B: Objective Type Questions (100+ MCQs)

 Who painted the famous artwork "Starry Night"?

a) Pablo Picasso
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Leonardo da Vinci
d) Claude Monet
 The color obtained by mixing red and yellow is:
a) Purple
b) Orange
c) Green
d) Brown
 Which art movement is Salvador Dalí associated with?
a) Surrealism
b) Impressionism
c) Cubism
d) Realism
 The primary colors are:
a) Red, Blue, Green
b) Red, Yellow, Blue
c) Green, Yellow, Blue
d) Red, Yellow, Green
 Who is considered the "Father of Modern Indian Art"?
a) Rabindranath Tagore
b) M.F. Husain
c) Raja Ravi Varma
d) Amrita Sher-Gil
 The term "Sfumato" is best associated with which artist?
a) Michelangelo
b) Leonardo da Vinci
c) Raphael
d) Caravaggio
 Which of the following is NOT a type of sculpture?
a) Relief
b) Fresco
c) Freestanding
d) Kinetic
 The art of paper folding is called:
a) Origami
b) Calligraphy
c) Collage
d) Etching
 Who painted the "Mona Lisa"?
a) Vincent van Gogh
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Leonardo da Vinci
d) Claude Monet
 Which of the following colors is a complementary pair?
a) Red and Green
b) Blue and Purple
c) Yellow and Orange
d) Red and Blue
 What does the term "Chiaroscuro" mean in art?
a) The use of light and shadow
b) Use of bright colors
c) Abstract forms
d) Geometric shapes
 The Renaissance period began in which country?
a) France
b) Italy
c) Germany
d) Spain
 Which medium uses wet plaster for painting?
a) Oil painting
b) Fresco
c) Watercolor
d) Acrylic
 The famous "The Persistence of Memory" painting was
created by:
a) Salvador Dalí
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Frida Kahlo
d) Henri Matisse
 The brushstroke technique of visible small dots of color is
called:
a) Pointillism
b) Impasto
c) Stippling
d) Cross-hatching
 The acronym "DPI" in digital art stands for:
a) Dots Per Inch
b) Digital Paint Interface
c) Design Pixel Integration
d) Depth Per Image
 The first Indian woman to receive a Padma Shri in art is:
a) Amrita Sher-Gil
b) Anjolie Ela Menon
c) Arpita Singh
d) Bharti Kher
 Which of these is a famous Indian classical dance form?
a) Kathak
b) Flamenco
 c) Salsa
d) Tango
 What is the meaning of "Perspective" in drawing?
a) Use of color
b) Showing depth and distance
c) Applying texture
d) Mixing colors
 The element of art that describes the lightness or darkness
of a color is called:
a) Hue
b) Value
c) Texture
d) Form
 Which of the following is an example of a tertiary color?
a) Red-orange
b) Blue-green
c) Yellow-green
d) All of the above
 The “Golden Ratio” is a principle related to:
a) Composition and proportion
b) Color mixing
c) Sculpture techniques
d) Art history
 Which artist is known for his Blue Period?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Henri Matisse
c) Paul Cézanne
d) Edvard Munch
 What does the term “Impressionism” primarily emphasize?
a) Abstract shapes
b) Light and movement
 c) Detailed realism
d) Religious themes
 Which tool is used to apply paint smoothly on canvas?
a) Palette knife
b) Brush
c) Sponge
d) Airbrush
 The famous sculpture “David” was created by:
a) Donatello
b) Michelangelo
c) Bernini
d) Rodin
 The Indian miniature painting style from Rajasthan is
called:
a) Mughal
b) Pahari
c) Rajasthani
d) Tanjore
 What is the term for a painting done on wet plaster?
a) Fresco
b) Mosaic
c) Tempera
d) Gouache
 What color do you get by mixing blue and red?
a) Green
b) Purple
c) Orange
d) Brown
 Who is the artist behind “The Last Supper”?
a) Raphael
b) Leonardo da Vinci
 c) Caravaggio
d) Michelangelo
 Which of these is NOT a primary color?
a) Yellow
b) Red
c) Green
d) Blue
 The technique of using small dots to create an image is
called:
a) Pointillism
b) Stippling
c) Hatching
d) Cross-hatching
 Which art movement focused on everyday scenes and
light?
a) Baroque
b) Impressionism
c) Surrealism
d) Cubism
 The word “Calligraphy” means:
a) Beautiful writing
b) Painting on canvas
c) Folding paper
d) Making sculptures
 The brush used for fine lines is called:
a) Fan brush
b) Round brush
c) Flat brush
d) Liner brush
 Which artist is famous for Cubism?
a) Claude Monet
 b) Pablo Picasso
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Paul Gauguin
 The color wheel was invented by:
a) Isaac Newton
b) Albert Einstein
c) Leonardo da Vinci
d) Galileo Galilei
 “Abstract art” means:
a) Realistic representation
b) Use of shapes and colors to express ideas
c) Art of writing
d) Sculpture only
 The “Venus de Milo” is a famous:
a) Painting
b) Sculpture
c) Fresco
d) Drawing
 Which technique uses layers of transparent color?
a) Impasto
b) Glazing
c) Etching
d) Carving
 The “Taj Mahal” is an example of:
a) Hindu temple architecture
b) Mughal architecture
c) British colonial architecture
d) Buddhist architecture
 “Etching” is a printmaking technique using:
a) Acid to carve a metal plate
b) Ink on paper
 c) Clay modeling
d) Wood carving
 What is the name of the Indian art form using cloth and
dyes?
a) Batik
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 The process of mixing paint on a palette is called:
a) Blending
b) Collaging
c) Sculpting
d) Engraving
 Which one is NOT a color scheme?
a) Monochromatic
b) Analogous
c) Complementary
d) Alphabetical
 The “Madhubani” painting style originated in which Indian
state?
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a) Bihar
b) Gujarat
c) Tamil Nadu
d) Punjab
 The art of carving wood is called:
a) Pottery
b) Woodcut
c) Sculpture
d) Engraving
 Which of the following is a wet painting medium?
a) Pastel
b) Oil paint
c) Charcoal
d) Pencil
 The Renaissance artist famous for “The Creation of Adam”
is:
a) Leonardo da Vinci
b) Michelangelo
c) Raphael
d) Donatello
 Which tool helps to mix and apply thick paint?
a) Palette knife
b) Brush
c) Sponge
d) Pencil
 The texture that can be felt by touch is called:
a) Visual texture
b) Actual texture
c) Implied texture
d) Tactile texture
 What is the main characteristic of Impressionist paintings?
a) Sharp lines and detailed forms
b) Emphasis on light and color
c) Abstract shapes and forms
d) Religious themes
 Which material is commonly used in sculpture?
a) Clay
b) Marble
c) Bronze
d) All of the above
 Which art form involves creating images with small pieces
of colored glass or stone?
a) Mosaic
b) Collage
c) Fresco
d) Etching
 Which of the following is NOT a principle of design?
a) Balance
b) Rhythm
c) Temperature
d) Contrast
 Which technique involves scratching off the top layer to
reveal a contrasting color beneath?
a) Etching
b) Sgraffito
c) Impasto
d) Collage
 Which artist is known for “The Scream”?
a) Edvard Munch
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Henri Matisse
 What is the main purpose of a sketch?
a) To create a detailed final painting
b) To quickly capture ideas and forms
c) To paint with full color
d) To create sculpture designs
 The term “Fresco” refers to painting on:
a) Canvas
b) Paper
 c) Wet plaster
d) Wood
 The principle of “Unity” in art means:
a) Variety of elements
b) Harmony of parts to create a whole
c) Use of contrasting colors
d) Random placement
 Which is NOT a common medium in drawing?
a) Charcoal
b) Oil paint
c) Pencil
d) Ink
 What kind of line suggests movement or direction?
a) Horizontal
b) Vertical
c) Diagonal
d) Curved
 The famous Indian artist who painted “Bharat Mata” is:
a) Raja Ravi Varma
b) Nandalal Bose
c) Amrita Sher-Gil
d) M.F. Husain
 Which of these colors is considered a cool color?
a) Red
b) Yellow
c) Blue
d) Orange
 The term “Medium” in art refers to:
a) Size of artwork
b) Material used to create art
 c) Style of art
d) Frame of artwork
 Which Indian painting style is known for its bold lines and
folk themes?
a) Madhubani
b) Pattachitra
c) Warli
d) Miniature
 Which art movement focused on geometric shapes and
multiple viewpoints?
a) Impressionism
b) Cubism
c) Surrealism
d) Baroque
 What is the technique of applying thick paint so that brush
or knife marks are visible?
a) Glazing
b) Impasto
c) Pointillism
d) Stippling
 Who painted “Guernica,” a famous anti-war artwork?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Salvador Dalí
c) Henri Matisse
d) Claude Monet
 Which one is NOT a type of perspective?
a) One-point
b) Two-point
c) Three-point
d) Four-point
 Which of the following describes “Mixed Media”?
a) Using only one material
b) Combining different art materials
c) Digital painting
d) Sculpture only
 The artist Frida Kahlo is known for her:
a) Abstract paintings
b) Surreal self-portraits
c) Landscape art
d) Cubism
 Which color scheme uses colors opposite each other on the
color wheel?
a) Analogous
b) Complementary
c) Monochromatic
d) Triadic
 What is the main function of a “Palette” in painting?
a) Hold brushes
b) Mix paints
c) Display paintings
d) Frame paintings
 The term “Chiaroscuro” involves:
a) Color contrast
b) Light and dark shading
c) Abstract forms
d) Perspective drawing
 Which artist is famous for his water lilies paintings?
a) Claude Monet
b) Paul Cézanne
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Henri Matisse
 What is “Collage” art made of?
a) Paint only
b) Stitched fabrics
c) Various materials glued together
d) Sculpted clay
 The basic shape of an egg in drawing is a:
a) Circle
b) Oval
c) Square
d) Triangle
 Which medium dries fastest?
a) Oil paint
b) Acrylic paint
c) Watercolor
d) Tempera
 Which Indian artist is known for the “Mother and Child”
series?
a) Rabindranath Tagore
b) Amrita Sher-Gil
c) Raja Ravi Varma
d) M.F. Husain
 The sculpture technique of shaping material by removing
parts is called:
a) Modeling
b) Casting
c) Carving
d) Assembling
 The principle of “Emphasis” in design means:
a) Balance
b) Focus on a particular area
 c) Repetition
d) Symmetry
 Which of these is an example of a warm color?
a) Blue
b) Green
c) Red
d) Purple
 The word “Fauvism” means:
a) Wild beasts
b) Beautiful colors
c) Abstract shapes
d) Surreal dreams
 Which technique involves painting with water-soluble
pigments on paper?
a) Oil painting
b) Acrylic
c) Watercolor
d) Fresco
 The “Tanjore” painting style originates from which Indian
state?
a) Tamil Nadu
b) Maharashtra
c) Rajasthan
d) Kerala
 Which artist created the “Campbell’s Soup Cans” artwork?
a) Andy Warhol
b) Roy Lichtenstein
c) Jackson Pollock
d) Keith Haring
 Which is NOT a drawing tool?
a) Charcoal
 b) Graphite
c) Palette knife
d) Pen
 Which artist is known for the drip painting technique?
a) Jackson Pollock
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Georges Seurat
d) Marc Chagall
 The “Blue Period” is associated with which artist?
a) Henri Matisse
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Salvador Dalí
 Which art style is characterized by spontaneous brushwork
and vivid colors?
a) Expressionism
b) Cubism
c) Realism
d) Baroque
 “Gouache” is a type of:
a) Oil paint
b) Opaque watercolor paint
c) Acrylic paint
d) Pencil
 The technique of drawing light and shadow using parallel
lines is called:
a) Stippling
b) Hatching
c) Cross-hatching
d) Pointillism
 Which Indian festival is often depicted with colorful
rangoli art?
a) Holi
b) Diwali
c) Navratri
d) Eid
 The art of making prints from carved wooden blocks is
called:
a) Lithography
b) Woodcut
c) Etching
d) Screen printing
 The famous painting “The Birth of Venus” was painted by:
a) Sandro Botticelli
b) Leonardo da Vinci
c) Raphael
d) Titian
 Which element of art refers to the three-dimensional quality
of an object?
a) Form
b) Shape
c) Line
d) Texture
 Which Indian painter was known for modernist and abstract
works?
a) M.F. Husain
b) Raja Ravi Varma
c) Jamini Roy
d) Nandalal Bose
 The method of layering transparent paint over dry paint is
called:
 a) Glazing
b) Scumbling
c) Impasto
d) Blending
 Which tool is used to clean brushes?
a) Palette knife
b) Turpentine
c) Easel
d) Canvas
  Which of the following is NOT a color primary in
traditional color theory?
a) Red
b) Green
c) Blue
d) Yellow
  The technique of creating artwork using dots of color is
called:
a) Pointillism
b) Stippling
c) Hatching
d) Cross-hatching
  What is the term for the edge of an object where it meets
the background?
a) Contour line
b) Horizon line
c) Vanishing point
d) Silhouette
  Which famous artist is known for his Sunflowers series?
a) Vincent van Gogh
b) Pablo Picasso
 c) Claude Monet
d) Henri Matisse
  Which medium is made by mixing pigment with water
and gum arabic?
a) Oil paint
b) Acrylic paint
c) Watercolor
d) Tempera
  Which Indian art style involves intricate floral and
geometric designs, often in manuscripts?
a) Mughal miniature
b) Madhubani
c) Warli
d) Gond
  The artist Salvador Dalí is best known for which art
style?
a) Surrealism
b) Impressionism
c) Cubism
d) Realism
  Which element of art refers to the lightness or darkness
of a color?
a) Hue
b) Value
c) Saturation
d) Tint
  Which is NOT a primary color in the RGB color model?
a) Red
b) Blue
c) Green
d) Yellow
  Which of the following is a subtractive color model
used in printing?
a) RGB
b) CMYK
c) HSB
d) LAB
  The process of creating artwork by assembling different
materials is called:
a) Collage
b) Mosaic
c) Fresco
d) Sgraffito
  Which of the following tools is used to apply paint in
broad strokes?
a) Palette knife
b) Brush
c) Sponge
d) Airbrush
  What is the term for the imaginary line where the earth
and sky appear to meet?
a) Horizon
b) Vanishing point
c) Eye level
d) Focal point
  Which Indian painter is famous for blending Indian and
Western styles?
a) Amrita Sher-Gil
b) M.F. Husain
c) Jamini Roy
d) Rabindranath Tagore
  Which principle of design involves the repetition of
elements to create movement?
a) Balance
b) Rhythm
c) Emphasis
d) Contrast
  Which material is commonly used for making fresco
paintings?
a) Canvas
b) Dry plaster
c) Wet plaster
d) Paper
  What type of perspective uses two vanishing points?
a) One-point perspective
b) Two-point perspective
c) Three-point perspective
d) Atmospheric perspective
  Which of the following is NOT a type of balance in art?
a) Symmetrical
b) Asymmetrical
c) Radial
d) Circular
  Which Indian art form uses natural dyes and depicts
mythological themes on cloth?
a) Kalamkari
b) Pattachitra
c) Madhubani
d) Warli
  The term “sfumato” refers to:
a) Sharp lines
b) Smoky, soft blending
 c) Bright colors
d) Geometric shapes
  What is the main characteristic of Baroque art?
a) Simplicity and clarity
b) Drama and movement
c) Abstract forms
d) Flatness
  The art of creating prints by pressing inked plates onto
paper is called:
a) Lithography
b) Etching
c) Screen printing
d) Engraving
  Which of the following is NOT a common subject in
still life paintings?
a) Fruits
b) Flowers
c) Animals
d) Furniture
  What is a “Triptych”?
a) A sculpture technique
b) A three-paneled artwork
c) A type of painting style
d) A color scheme
  Which Indian painter was known for his bold colors and
folk style?
a) Jamini Roy
b) Nandalal Bose
c) Rabindranath Tagore
d) Amrita Sher-Gil
  Which of the following is a complementary color pair?
a) Blue and Green
b) Red and Green
c) Yellow and Orange
d) Purple and Blue
  What is the main feature of Surrealism?
a) Realistic depictions
b) Dreamlike, bizarre imagery
c) Geometric abstraction
d) Bright, primary colors
  Which tool is used for carving in woodcut printmaking?
a) Burin
b) Gouge
c) Stylus
d) Chisel
  The term “Fresco secco” means painting on:
a) Wet plaster
b) Dry plaster
c) Canvas
d) Wood
  The term “Still Life” refers to paintings of:
a) Moving objects
b) Inanimate objects
c) People
d) Landscapes
  Which color scheme uses variations of a single color?
a) Complementary
b) Analogous
c) Monochromatic
d) Triadic
  Which is NOT a primary color in subtractive color
mixing?
a) Cyan
b) Magenta
c) Yellow
d) Orange
  The “Golden Ratio” is a principle related to:
a) Color harmony
b) Proportional composition
c) Brush strokes
d) Perspective
  The artist Henri Matisse is best known for which style?
a) Fauvism
b) Cubism
c) Surrealism
d) Impressionism
  Which medium uses pigments mixed with egg yolk?
a) Tempera
b) Oil paint
c) Acrylic
d) Watercolor
  Which tool is used to hold brushes while painting?
a) Easel
b) Palette
c) Brush holder
d) Canvas
  What is the art of folding paper called?
a) Origami
b) Kirigami
c) Papercraft
d) Calligraphy
  Which Indian art form involves using dots and lines to
create tribal motifs?
a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Pattachitra
d) Madhubani
  The term “Chiaroscuro” originated in which country?
a) France
b) Italy
c) Spain
d) Netherlands
  The element of art that describes the area within or
around objects is:
a) Shape
b) Space
c) Line
d) Form
  Which color is made by mixing blue and yellow?
a) Green
b) Orange
c) Purple
d) Brown
  Which Indian painter is known for his nationalist and
folk-inspired works?
a) Nandalal Bose
b) M.F. Husain
c) Amrita Sher-Gil
d) Rabindranath Tagore
  The style of art that emphasizes accuracy and detail is
called:
a) Realism
 b) Abstract
c) Impressionism
d) Expressionism
  Which of these tools is NOT commonly used in
sculpture?
a) Chisel
b) Hammer
c) Easel
d) Mallet
  Which is a method of applying thin, transparent layers
of paint?
a) Impasto
b) Glazing
c) Scumbling
d) Dry brushing
  Which Indian state is famous for Pattachitra paintings?
a) Odisha
b) Rajasthan
c) Kerala
d) Gujarat
  What is the name of the process of making prints from a
metal plate?
a) Lithography
b) Etching
c) Woodcut
d) Screen printing
  Which art movement is characterized by the use of non-
representational shapes?
a) Abstract Expressionism
b) Cubism
 c) Surrealism
d) Realism
  Which color combination is known as a triadic color
scheme?
a) Red, Green, Blue
b) Red, Yellow, Blue
c) Purple, Orange, Green
d) All of the above
  The technique of rubbing pigment onto paper with a
textured surface is called:
a) Frottage
b) Collage
c) Stippling
d) Hatching

 The principle of “Proportion” in art refers to:
a) The relative size of elements
b) The color scheme
c) The texture of surfaces
d) The balance of colors
 Which type of paint is water-soluble but becomes water-
resistant when dry?
a) Watercolor
b) Acrylic
c) Oil paint
d) Tempera
 Which Indian art form is known for its use of bold black
outlines and flat colors?
a) Warli
b) Madhubani
 c) Gond
d) Kalamkari
 Which of the following is NOT a sculpture technique?
a) Modeling
b) Carving
c) Etching
d) Casting
 The technique where color is applied in small dots or
strokes that blend in the viewer's eye is called:
a) Pointillism
b) Stippling
c) Cross-hatching
d) Impasto
 Which artist is famous for the artwork “Les Demoiselles
d'Avignon”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Henri Matisse
c) Claude Monet
d) Vincent van Gogh
 The main ingredient in oil paints is:
a) Water
b) Linseed oil
c) Acrylic polymer
d) Egg yolk
 What is the name of the canvas frame?
a) Easel
b) Stretcher
c) Palette
d) Mount
 Which art style focuses on spontaneous, automatic, or
subconscious creation?
 a) Surrealism
b) Abstract Expressionism
c) Cubism
d) Impressionism
 Which principle of design uses elements to create a sense
of unity through similarity?
a) Variety
b) Repetition
c) Emphasis
d) Contrast
 The use of light and shadow to give the illusion of depth is
called:
a) Perspective
b) Chiaroscuro
c) Foreshortening
d) Sfumato
 Which Indian artist was a pioneer of modern Indian art and
a principal of Santiniketan art school?
a) Nandalal Bose
b) Raja Ravi Varma
c) Jamini Roy
d) M.F. Husain
 Which element of art is used to define shapes and forms?
a) Texture
b) Line
c) Space
d) Color
 What is a “Fresco” painting?
a) Painting on dry plaster
b) Painting on wet plaster
 c) Painting on canvas
d) Painting on wood
 Which tool is primarily used for mixing paint?
a) Palette knife
b) Brush
c) Easel
d) Canvas
 Which artist is famous for surreal, dreamlike paintings
featuring melting clocks?
a) Salvador Dalí
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Claude Monet
d) Jackson Pollock
 The term “Impasto” means:
a) Thin, transparent layers of paint
b) Thick, textured paint application
c) Use of dots of color
d) Blending of colors
 Which of the following is NOT a principle of design?
a) Balance
b) Rhythm
c) Texture
d) Emphasis
 The Indian art form “Kalamkari” involves:
a) Block printing
b) Freehand drawing with a pen
c) Using natural dyes on cloth
d) Stone carving
 What does the color “Hue” refer to?
a) Lightness or darkness
b) Purity or intensity of color
 c) The name of a color
d) The texture of paint
 Which is NOT a type of perspective?
a) One-point
b) Two-point
c) Atmospheric
d) Color perspective
 Which artist is known as the “Father of Modern Art”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Claude Monet
d) Paul Cézanne
 Which art form involves arranging small pieces of colored
stone or glass?
a) Mosaic
b) Collage
c) Fresco
d) Etching
 The art movement “Cubism” was co-founded by:
a) Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
b) Henri Matisse and Paul Cézanne
c) Salvador Dalí and René Magritte
d) Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning
 What kind of lines are used to suggest calmness and
stability?
a) Diagonal lines
b) Curved lines
c) Horizontal lines
d) Zigzag lines
 Which Indian painting style is traditionally done on cloth
scrolls?
 a) Pattachitra
b) Madhubani
c) Warli
d) Gond
 Which tool would a sculptor use to smooth a surface?
a) Chisel
b) Rasp
c) Mallet
d) Burin
 What is “Collage” art?
a) A painting technique
b) Assembling different materials on a surface
c) Carving stone
d) Drawing with charcoal
 What is a “Palette”?
a) A surface for mixing paint
b) A frame for painting
c) A type of brush
d) A sculpting tool
 Which of the following artists is known for abstract
paintings with geometric forms?
a) Piet Mondrian
b) Salvador Dalí
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Henri Rousseau
 Which Indian artist painted “Self Portrait with Thorn
Necklace and Hummingbird”?
a) Amrita Sher-Gil
b) Frida Kahlo
c) Jamini Roy
d) Rabindranath Tagore
 What is the technique of “Etching”?
a) Painting on wet plaster
b) Scratching a design onto a metal plate
c) Carving wood
d) Mixing paint
 Which art style is characterized by visible brushstrokes and
open composition?
a) Impressionism
b) Realism
c) Baroque
d) Rococo
 Which artist is known for his drip paintings?
a) Jackson Pollock
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Claude Monet
d) Henri Matisse
 The term “Trompe-l'œil” refers to:
a) Optical illusion art
b) Abstract art
c) Sculpture technique
d) A painting style
 Which element of art involves the tactile quality of a
surface?
a) Form
b) Texture
c) Line
d) Shape
 Which art movement began in the early 20th century
emphasizing the subconscious mind?
a) Surrealism
b) Cubism
 c) Impressionism
d) Realism
 What is “Sgraffito”?
a) Scratching through a surface to reveal underlying color
b) Painting with thick texture
c) Creating artwork with dots
d) Collage technique
 Which Indian artist is famous for his colorful and bold
paintings of horses and bulls?
a) Jamini Roy
b) M.F. Husain
c) Amrita Sher-Gil
d) Rabindranath Tagore
 Which is NOT a color scheme?
a) Monochromatic
b) Complementary
c) Linear
d) Analogous
 What is the art of creating images using only black ink
called?
a) Calligraphy
b) Ink wash painting
c) Line drawing
d) Charcoal drawing
 The “Eye level” in perspective drawing refers to:
a) The height of the viewer's eyes
b) The horizon line
c) The vanishing point
d) The distance to the object
 Which material is commonly used for making bronze
sculptures?
 a) Copper and tin alloy
b) Clay
c) Marble
d) Wood
 Which Indian painting style is characterized by intricate
line work and natural themes?
a) Pattachitra
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Madhubani
 Which of these is NOT a primary color in the CMYK
model?
a) Cyan
b) Yellow
c) Magenta
d) Blue
 Which art form involves making prints by pressing ink onto
paper through a stencil?
a) Screen printing
b) Lithography
c) Etching
d) Woodcut
 The word “abstract” in art means:
a) Realistic
b) Non-representational
c) Detailed
d) Historical
 Which artist is known for the “Water Lilies” series?
a) Claude Monet
b) Vincent van Gogh
 c) Pablo Picasso
d) Henri Matisse
 Which color is created by mixing red and blue?
a) Purple
b) Orange
c) Green
d) Brown
 Which Indian festival is often celebrated with vibrant
rangoli art?
a) Diwali
b) Holi
c) Eid
d) Christmas
 The process of creating a three-dimensional illusion on a
flat surface is called:
a) Perspective
b) Foreshortening
c) Depth
d) Chiaroscuro
 Which Indian artist is famous for incorporating folk art into
modern paintings?
a) Jamini Roy
b) M.F. Husain
c) Raja Ravi Varma
d) Amrita Sher-Gil
 Which paint dries fastest?
a) Oil paint
b) Acrylic paint
c) Watercolor
d) Tempera
 The term “Gesso” refers to:
a) A paintbrush type
b) A primer used to prepare surfaces for painting
c) A sculpting tool
d) A color pigment
 Which element of art refers to the area around and between
objects?
a) Shape
b) Space
c) Line
d) Form
 Which Indian art form involves depicting stories from epics
like Ramayana and Mahabharata?
a) Pattachitra
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Warli
 The artist Henri Rousseau was known for:
a) Surreal jungle scenes
b) Abstract paintings
c) Cubist portraits
d) Impressionist landscapes
 What is the main characteristic of Impressionism?
a) Realistic details
b) Emphasis on light and color with loose brushwork
c) Use of geometric shapes
d) Focus on mythology
 Which tool is used for carving stone sculptures?
a) Chisel
b) Burin
 c) Gouge
d) Stylus
 The technique of drawing light and dark to show volume is
called:
a) Hatching
b) Shading
c) Cross-hatching
d) Stippling
 Which Indian art form is done mainly by the Bhil tribe and
uses dots and lines?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Kalamkari
 Which color is opposite blue on the color wheel?
a) Red
b) Orange
c) Yellow
d) Green
 Which artist is famous for “The Persistence of Memory”?
a) Salvador Dalí
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Claude Monet
 The “Golden Ratio” is approximately equal to:
a) 1.618
b) 3.142
c) 2.718
d) 1.414
 Which art style focuses on geometric shapes and multiple
viewpoints?
 a) Cubism
b) Surrealism
c) Impressionism
d) Realism
 The “Fauves” were known for:
a) Bright, wild colors
b) Detailed realism
c) Abstract shapes
d) Dark tones
 Which Indian art form uses vibrant colors and floral motifs
on silk?
a) Kalamkari
b) Pattachitra
c) Warli
d) Gond
 Which tool would an artist use to mix colors?
a) Palette knife
b) Brush
c) Easel
d) Canvas
 Which principle of design refers to the focal point of
artwork?
a) Emphasis
b) Balance
c) Rhythm
d) Unity
 The term “Mosaic” refers to:
a) A painting style
b) Art made from small pieces of glass or stone
c) A printmaking method
d) A drawing technique
 The medium best suited for detailed line work and ink
drawings is:
a) Acrylic
b) Watercolor
c) Pen and ink
d) Oil paint
 Which Indian artist is known for his murals at
Shantiniketan?
a) Nandalal Bose
b) Raja Ravi Varma
c) Jamini Roy
d) Amrita Sher-Gil
 Which of these is NOT a primary color in the RYB color
model?
a) Red
b) Yellow
c) Blue
d) Green
 Which technique is used to create the illusion of texture on
a flat surface?
a) Foreshortening
b) Trompe-l'œil
c) Sfumato
d) Perspective
 What is the art of folding paper called?
a) Origami
b) Calligraphy
c) Fresco
d) Collage
 Which Indian painting style is characterized by geometric
shapes and tribal motifs?
 a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Kalamkari
 Which tool is NOT used in printmaking?
a) Brayer
b) Gouge
c) Chisel
d) Easel
 What is the name of the technique involving applying paint
in small dots?
a) Pointillism
b) Impasto
c) Glazing
d) Scumbling
 Which artist is considered a pioneer of Abstract
Expressionism?
a) Jackson Pollock
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Claude Monet
d) Salvador Dalí
 The use of one color and its tints and shades in an artwork
is called:
a) Analogous
b) Monochromatic
c) Complementary
d) Triadic
 The term “Contrapposto” refers to:
a) A balanced asymmetrical pose in sculpture
b) A type of brushstroke
 c) A color scheme
d) A printmaking technique
 Which Indian state is famous for Warli art?
a) Maharashtra
b) Odisha
c) Rajasthan
d) Kerala
 The “Horizon line” in a painting represents:
a) The boundary between earth and sky
b) The foreground
c) The vanishing point
d) The center of focus
 Which medium is made by mixing pigment with egg yolk?
a) Tempera
b) Oil paint
c) Acrylic
d) Watercolor
 Which art movement is associated with dreams and the
subconscious?
a) Surrealism
b) Cubism
c) Realism
d) Impressionism
 Which element of art describes the surface quality of an
artwork?
a) Form
b) Texture
c) Space
d) Line
 Which Indian artist is famous for the painting “Bride and
Groom”?
 a) Jamini Roy
b) M.F. Husain
c) Amrita Sher-Gil
d) Rabindranath Tagore
 Which tool is primarily used in woodcut printmaking?
a) Gouge
b) Burin
c) Chisel
d) Stylus
 What is the main characteristic of Baroque art?
a) Simplicity
b) Drama and movement
c) Abstract shapes
d) Flatness
 Which of the following is NOT a sculpture technique?
a) Carving
b) Modeling
c) Painting
d) Casting
 Which artist painted “Guernica”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Henri Matisse
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Claude Monet
 Which color scheme uses three colors equally spaced on
the color wheel?
a) Complementary
b) Triadic
c) Analogous
d) Monochromatic
 The term “Sfumato” was popularized by which artist?
a) Leonardo da Vinci
b) Michelangelo
c) Raphael
d) Caravaggio
 Which Indian art form is famous for scroll painting
depicting stories?
a) Pattachitra
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Kalamkari
 The tool used to spread paint thickly to create texture is
called:
a) Brush
b) Palette knife
c) Sponge
d) Airbrush
 Which art style is known for fragmented objects and
multiple viewpoints?
a) Cubism
b) Surrealism
c) Impressionism
d) Realism
 Which medium is transparent and made with pigment and
water?
a) Acrylic
b) Oil paint
c) Watercolor
d) Tempera
 The term “Chiaroscuro” refers to:
a) Use of light and dark contrasts
 b) Use of bright colors
c) Abstract shapes
d) Perspective technique
 Which Indian artist was the first woman painter to gain
international recognition?
a) Amrita Sher-Gil
b) Anjolie Ela Menon
c) Bhuri Bai
d) Arpita Singh
 Which tool is used for detailed carving in metal plates?
a) Burin
b) Gouge
c) Chisel
d) Mallet
 What is the term for a painting done on wet plaster?
a) Fresco
b) Mosaic
c) Tempera
d) Gouache
 Which Indian art form primarily uses natural dyes on
fabric?
a) Kalamkari
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Pattachitra
 Which of the following is NOT a printmaking technique?
a) Lithography
b) Etching
c) Collage
d) Woodcut
 The color “Magenta” is made by mixing:
a) Red and blue
b) Red and yellow
c) Blue and yellow
d) Red and green
 What kind of lines are used to create movement and
tension?
a) Horizontal
b) Vertical
c) Diagonal
d) Curved
 The Indian artist M.F. Husain is famous for:
a) Modern Indian paintings
b) Traditional folk art
c) Sculptures
d) Miniature paintings
 What is “Negative space” in art?
a) The main subject
b) The space around and between the subject
c) The background color
d) The color contrast
 Which type of perspective has two vanishing points?
a) One-point perspective
b) Two-point perspective
c) Atmospheric perspective
d) Isometric perspective
 Which brush type is best for fine details?
a) Flat brush
b) Round brush
c) Fan brush
d) Filbert brush
 The art movement “Dadaism” is characterized by:
a) Logical realism
b) Nonsense and absurdity
c) Detailed landscapes
d) Geometric abstraction
 Which of these is NOT a primary color in the RGB model?
a) Red
b) Green
c) Blue
d) Yellow
 Which Indian art form features intricate floral and animal
patterns?
a) Madhubani
b) Kalamkari
c) Warli
d) Gond
 What does the term “Glazing” mean in painting?
a) Applying a transparent layer of paint
b) Using thick paint
c) Mixing colors
d) Sketching outlines
 Which sculpture method involves shaping a soft material
like clay?
a) Carving
b) Modeling
c) Casting
d) Welding
 What is the effect of complementary colors placed side by
side?
a) They dull each other
b) They intensify each other
 c) They blend smoothly
d) They create a gradient
 The artist Vincent van Gogh was associated with which art
movement?
a) Impressionism
b) Post-Impressionism
c) Cubism
d) Surrealism
 Which Indian art style uses dots and lines to create images
of animals and nature?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 The term “Assemblage” refers to:
a) A type of collage using three-dimensional objects
b) A painting technique
c) A printmaking style
d) A drawing method
 Which of these is NOT a basic shape in art?
a) Circle
b) Square
c) Triangle
d) Curve
 The use of soft, smoky edges in painting is called:
a) Sfumato
b) Chiaroscuro
c) Impasto
d) Pointillism
 Which material is NOT commonly used in sculpture?
a) Marble
 b) Bronze
c) Clay
d) Paper
 Which Indian artist is known for the painting “The Blue
Lady”?
a) Jamini Roy
b) Amrita Sher-Gil
c) Rabindranath Tagore
d) M.F. Husain
 The “Vanishing point” in perspective drawing is:
a) Where parallel lines appear to converge
b) The horizon line
c) The center of the painting
d) The foreground
 Which color scheme uses colors next to each other on the
color wheel?
a) Complementary
b) Analogous
c) Triadic
d) Monochromatic
 What is the main characteristic of Realism?
a) Abstract shapes
b) Accurate depiction of life
c) Dreamlike scenes
d) Bright colors
 The technique “Impasto” results in:
a) Smooth, flat surfaces
b) Thick, textured paint
c) Transparent layers
d) Dotted patterns
 Which tool is commonly used to create etchings?
a) Burin
b) Gouge
c) Chisel
d) Stylus
 Which art movement emphasized capturing light and its
changing qualities?
a) Impressionism
b) Cubism
c) Dadaism
d) Surrealism
 Which Indian art style is painted mainly on temple walls?
a) Madhubani
b) Pattachitra
c) Warli
d) Mughal miniature
 The term “Tonal value” in art refers to:
a) The lightness or darkness of a color
b) The color hue
c) The texture
d) The shape
 Which Indian festival features traditional rangoli art made
on floors?
a) Diwali
b) Holi
c) Eid
d) Christmas
 The use of repeated elements to create movement is called:
a) Rhythm
b) Balance
 c) Emphasis
d) Contrast
 The term “Mosaic” comes from:
a) Ancient Greece
b) Ancient Rome
c) Egypt
d) Mesopotamia
 Which art medium uses pigment mixed with wax?
a) Tempera
b) Encaustic
c) Gouache
d) Oil paint
 Which of the following artists is NOT associated with
Cubism?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Georges Braque
c) Henri Matisse
d) Juan Gris
 The process of transferring a design from one surface to
another is called:
a) Stenciling
b) Printing
c) Tracing
d) Collaging
 The “Golden Ratio” is also known as:
a) Phi
b) Pi
c) Theta
d) Sigma
 Which Indian art form is known for storytelling through
scroll paintings?
 a) Pattachitra
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Kalamkari
 The term “Collage” means:
a) Painting with layers
b) Assembling various materials on a surface
c) Carving wood
d) Sketching
 Which artist is famous for the “Blue Period”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Claude Monet
d) Henri Matisse
 Which color is made by mixing equal parts of red and
yellow?
a) Orange
b) Purple
c) Green
d) Brown
 What is the term for the study of colors?
a) Chromatics
b) Color theory
c) Optics
d) Hueology
 Which Indian artist was a contemporary of Rabindranath
Tagore?
a) Nandalal Bose
b) M.F. Husain
c) Amrita Sher-Gil
d) Raja Ravi Varma
 Which technique involves scratching a surface to create
texture?
a) Sgraffito
b) Impasto
c) Glazing
d) Pointillism
 Which of the following is NOT a type of balance in design?
a) Symmetrical
b) Asymmetrical
c) Radial
d) Circular
 The “Fauvism” art movement is associated with:
a) Wild, bright colors
b) Detailed realism
c) Soft pastels
d) Geometric abstraction
 What is the purpose of a “Gesso” coat?
a) To protect the painting
b) To prepare the surface for painting
c) To add color
d) To varnish
 The “Hue” of a color means:
a) The lightness or darkness
b) The purity or intensity
c) The actual color name
d) The texture
 Which element of art is described by length, width, and
depth?
a) Form
b) Shape
 c) Texture
d) Space
 The term “Abstract Art” means:
a) Realistic representation
b) Non-representational or non-objective art
c) Classical art
d) Historical art
  Which art technique involves applying small dots of
color to create an image?
a) Impasto
b) Pointillism
c) Sfumato
d) Collage
  The traditional Indian miniature paintings mainly use
which material?
a) Oil on canvas
b) Watercolor on paper
c) Acrylic on wood
d) Fresco on walls
  Which color model is used for digital screens?
a) CMYK
b) RGB
c) RYB
d) HSL
  Which Indian art form is known for its use of black and
white stick figures?
a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Kalamkari
  The “Fresco” technique is commonly used on:
a) Canvas
b) Walls
c) Paper
d) Wood
  What is a “Palette” in painting?
a) A brush type
b) A surface for mixing colors
c) A kind of paint
d) A painting technique
  The art movement “Surrealism” focuses on:
a) Reality and nature
b) Dreams and the subconscious
c) Geometric shapes
d) Everyday life
  Which element of art refers to the tactile quality or feel
of a surface?
a) Texture
b) Line
c) Space
d) Shape
  Who is known as the “Father of Modern Indian Art”?
a) Raja Ravi Varma
b) Rabindranath Tagore
c) Abanindranath Tagore
d) M.F. Husain
  Which medium dries fastest?
a) Oil paint
b) Watercolor
c) Acrylic paint
d) Tempera
  The technique of creating images by assembling small
pieces of colored glass or stone is called:
a) Mosaic
b) Collage
c) Etching
d) Lithography
  Which artist painted “Starry Night”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Claude Monet
d) Henri Matisse
  Which Indian tribal art uses dots and lines to depict
animals and nature?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
  What is the primary function of a “Brush”?
a) To mix colors
b) To apply paint
c) To clean the canvas
d) To erase mistakes
  Which art style is characterized by fragmented forms
and multiple perspectives?
a) Cubism
b) Impressionism
c) Realism
d) Surrealism
  Which element of art is defined as the enclosed space
created by lines?
a) Shape
 b) Form
c) Space
d) Texture
  Which Indian artist created murals at Shantiniketan?
a) Nandalal Bose
b) Jamini Roy
c) Amrita Sher-Gil
d) M.F. Husain
  The “Vanishing Point” in perspective drawing is:
a) Where parallel lines converge
b) The horizon line
c) The foreground
d) The focal point
  Which of the following is NOT a primary color in the
RYB model?
a) Red
b) Blue
c) Green
d) Yellow
  The term “Monochromatic” means:
a) Using one color in different shades
b) Using multiple colors
c) Using complementary colors
d) Using black and white only
  Which Indian art form uses vibrant floral patterns on
fabric?
a) Kalamkari
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Madhubani
  The use of light and dark contrasts in painting is called:
a) Sfumato
b) Chiaroscuro
c) Impasto
d) Pointillism
  What is the term for three-dimensional shapes in art?
a) Form
b) Shape
c) Line
d) Texture
  Which printmaking technique uses acid to etch designs
into metal plates?
a) Etching
b) Lithography
c) Woodcut
d) Screenprinting
  The Indian art style “Pattachitra” originates from:
a) Odisha and West Bengal
b) Maharashtra
c) Rajasthan
d) Kerala
  Which of these is NOT an element of art?
a) Line
b) Color
c) Balance
d) Shape
  The “Golden Ratio” is approximately equal to:
a) 1.618
b) 3.14
c) 2.71
d) 1.41
  Which type of paint uses pigment mixed with egg yolk?
a) Oil paint
b) Tempera
c) Acrylic
d) Watercolor
  Who painted “The Persistence of Memory”?
a) Salvador Dalí
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Claude Monet
d) Vincent van Gogh
  What is the primary characteristic of Impressionism?
a) Detailed realism
b) Light and color with loose brushwork
c) Abstract shapes
d) Mythological themes
  Which Indian tribal art is done mainly by the Bhil tribe?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
  The art of paper folding is called:
a) Origami
b) Collage
c) Fresco
d) Calligraphy
  Which tool is used for carving stone?
a) Chisel
b) Burin
c) Gouge
d) Stylus
  What does “Tonal value” refer to in art?
a) Lightness or darkness of a color
b) Texture
c) Hue
d) Shape
  Which of the following is NOT a color scheme?
a) Complementary
b) Analogous
c) Triadic
d) Monochrome
  The term “Assemblage” means:
a) A type of collage with three-dimensional objects
b) Painting with watercolors
c) Carving wood
d) Drawing with pencil
  Who is known for “Blue Period” paintings?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Henri Matisse
c) Claude Monet
d) Salvador Dalí
  Which medium is transparent and uses pigment with
water?
a) Oil paint
b) Watercolor
c) Acrylic
d) Tempera
  Which element of design creates a sense of order and
harmony?
a) Unity
b) Contrast
 c) Emphasis
d) Movement
  The Indian art form “Warli” is primarily created using:
a) White paint on red ochre background
b) Black ink on paper
c) Natural dyes on fabric
d) Oil paint on canvas
  Which artist is famous for “Guernica”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Henri Matisse
d) Salvador Dalí
  Which brush is best for broad strokes?
a) Flat brush
b) Round brush
c) Fan brush
d) Detail brush
  Which of these is NOT a printmaking tool?
a) Brayer
b) Gouge
c) Chisel
d) Easel
  The term “Sfumato” means:
a) Soft, smoky transitions between colors
b) Bright, sharp edges
c) Thick paint application
d) Use of dots
  Which of the following is NOT a sculpture technique?
a) Modeling
b) Casting
 c) Carving
d) Collage
  The process of preparing a canvas with a white coating
is called:
a) Priming
b) Glazing
c) Varnishing
d) Sketching
  Which artist is associated with Cubism?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Claude Monet
c) Salvador Dalí
d) Vincent van Gogh
  Which medium dries slowly and allows blending?
a) Acrylic
b) Oil paint
c) Watercolor
d) Gouache
  The “Horizon line” is:
a) Where the sky meets the ground
b) The center of the canvas
c) The vanishing point
d) The edge of the artwork
  Which Indian art form uses geometric patterns and tribal
symbols?
a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Kalamkari
 351. What type of composition arranges elements around
a central point?
 a) Radial
b) Symmetrical
c) Asymmetrical
d) Linear
 352. Which technique involves removing paint to reveal
the surface below?
a) Sgraffito
b) Glazing
c) Collage
d) Impasto
 353. Which artist is famous for the “Water Lilies” series?
a) Claude Monet
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Pablo Picasso
d) Henri Matisse
 354. The principle of art that deals with differences to
create interest is:
a) Unity
b) Contrast
c) Balance
d) Movement
 355. Which Indian art form uses cow dung and natural
pigments?
a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 356. Which of the following is a dry media?
a) Charcoal
b) Watercolor
c) Oil paint
d) Acrylic paint
 357. Which art technique uses repetitive marks or strokes
to create shading?
a) Hatching
b) Glazing
c) Impasto
d) Collage
 358. What is the complementary color of
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a) Red
b) Blue
c) Yellow
d) Orange
 359. The Japanese art of ink painting is called:
a) Ukiyo-e
b) Sumi-e
c) Origami
d) Ikebana
 360. Which element of art is used to create illusions of
depth?
 a) Space
b) Line
c) Color
d) Texture
 361. Which Indian art style is famous for mythological
themes and temple murals?
a) Pattachitra
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Madhubani
 362. Which type of perspective uses parallel lines that
don’t converge?
a) One-point perspective
b) Two-point perspective
c) Isometric perspective
d) Atmospheric perspective
 363. Which printmaking method uses a flat stone or metal
plate?
a) Lithography
b) Woodcut
c) Etching
d) Screen printing
 364. Which element of design is concerned with the path
the viewer's eye takes?
a) Movement
b) Balance
 c) Rhythm
d) Unity
 365. What is a “Triptych”?
a) A painting divided into three parts
b) A type of sculpture
c) A color scheme
d) A type of brush
 366. Which artist is famous for abstract drip paintings?
a) Jackson Pollock
b) Andy Warhol
c) Mark Rothko
d) Willem de Kooning
 367. Which art movement focused on light and its
changing qualities?
a) Realism
b) Impressionism
c) Surrealism
d) Cubism
 368. Which Indian art form is done on cloth using natural
dyes and block printing?
a) Kalamkari
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 369. Which color scheme uses colors next to each other on
the color wheel?
a) Complementary
 b) Analogous
c) Triadic
d) Monochromatic
 370. The term “Chiaroscuro” relates to:
a) Light and shadow contrast
b) Bright colors
c) Geometric shapes
d) Flat painting
 371. Which medium uses powdered pigment bound with
gum arabic?
a) Watercolor
b) Oil paint
c) Acrylic
d) Tempera
 372. What is “Foreshortening” in art?
a) Distorting an object to show depth
b) Mixing colors
c) Drawing outlines
d) Using complementary colors
 373. Which artist painted “The Last Supper”?
a) Leonardo da Vinci
b) Michelangelo
c) Raphael
d) Caravaggio
 374. The principle of design that creates a sense of
stability is:
a) Balance
 b) Contrast
c) Rhythm
d) Emphasis
 375. Which Indian art style often features animals like
peacocks and elephants?
a) Madhubani
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Pattachitra
 376. Which technique uses thick layers of paint for
texture?
a) Impasto
b) Glazing
c) Sgraffito
d) Collage
 377. Which of these is NOT a form of sculpture?
a) Relief
b) Freestanding
c) Mosaic
d) Kinetic
 378. Which type of paint is water-soluble but becomes
waterproof when dry?
a) Acrylic
b) Watercolor
c) Oil paint
d) Tempera
 379. The principle that draws attention to a focal point is
called:
a) Emphasis
b) Balance
c) Unity
d) Rhythm
 380. Which Indian art form uses intricate line work and
natural themes?
a) Kalamkari
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Madhubani
 381. Which artist is known for the “Campbell’s Soup Cans”
paintings?
a) Andy Warhol
b) Roy Lichtenstein
c) Jackson Pollock
d) Mark Rothko
 382. Which technique involves painting on wet plaster?
a) Fresco
b) Tempera
c) Gouache
d) Oil paint
 383. Which color is made by mixing red and blue?
a) Purple
b) Orange
 c) Green
d) Yellow
 384. What is the visual path created by repeated elements
called?
a) Rhythm
b) Contrast
c) Balance
d) Unity
 385. Which Indian tribal art is known for its bright dots and
lines?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 386. Which medium is known for rich texture and slow
drying time?
a) Oil paint
b) Watercolor
c) Acrylic
d) Pastel
 387. The principle that uses differences to highlight parts
of a work is:
a) Contrast
b) Unity
c) Movement
d) Balance
 388. Which type of brush has stiff bristles and is good for
textured paint?
a) Hog bristle
b) Sable
c) Fan brush
d) Mop brush
 389. What is “Negative space” in art?
a) The area around and between subjects
b) The main subject
c) The background color
d) The shadow areas
 390. Which art movement emphasized everyday scenes
and ordinary people?
a) Realism
b) Impressionism
c) Surrealism
d) Cubism
 391. Which Indian art form is practiced on palm leaves?
a) Pattachitra
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Kalamkari
 392. What type of perspective uses two vanishing points?
a) Two-point perspective
b) One-point perspective
c) Atmospheric perspective
d) Isometric perspective
 393. Which artist painted “The Birth of Venus”?
a) Sandro Botticelli
b) Leonardo da Vinci
c) Michelangelo
d) Raphael
 394. Which design principle uses repetition of elements?
a) Rhythm
b) Balance
c) Emphasis
d) Unity
 395. Which Indian art form often depicts Hindu gods and
goddesses?
a) Pattachitra
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Madhubani
 396. What is “Collage”?
a) Art made by assembling different materials
b) Painting with oils
c) Carving wood
d) Drawing with charcoal
 397. Which tool is used for blending charcoal or pastels?
a) Tortillon
b) Brayer
c) Easel
d) Gouge
 398. The “Rule of Thirds” is a guideline for:
a) Composition
b) Color mixing
c) Brush strokes
d) Perspective
 399. Which art movement is characterized by bold colors
and simplified forms?
a) Fauvism
b) Impressionism
c) Cubism
d) Realism
 400. Which Indian tribal art uses symmetrical designs and
bright colors?
a) Madhubani
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Pattachitra
 401. Which technique involves scratching through a
surface layer to reveal a lower layer?
a) Sgraffito
b) Glazing
c) Collage
d) Impasto
 402. The principle of design that deals with the
arrangement of elements to create stability is:
a) Balance
b) Contrast
 c) Rhythm
d) Emphasis
 403. Which Indian art form uses natural dyes and involves
hand-block printing?
a) Kalamkari
b) Madhubani
c) Warli
d) Gond
 404. The term “Chiaroscuro” is best described as:
a) The treatment of light and shade in drawing and
painting
b) Use of bright colors
c) Geometric abstraction
d) Use of dots
 405. What is a “Triptych”?
a) A work of art divided into three panels
b) A type of brush
c) A color scheme
d) A kind of sculpture
 406. Which brush type is ideal for detailed, fine work?
a) Round brush
b) Flat brush
c) Fan brush
d) Mop brush
 407. What is the main difference between oil and acrylic
paints?
a) Oil dries slower than acrylic
 b) Acrylic is water-resistant
c) Oil cannot blend colors
d) Acrylic paints are made from natural dyes
 408. The “Golden Ratio” is often used in art for:
a) Creating aesthetically pleasing compositions
b) Mixing colors
c) Selecting paint types
d) Deciding brush sizes
 409. Which of the following is NOT a primary color in the
traditional RYB model?
a) Red
b) Blue
c) Green
d) Yellow
 410. Which art style focuses on capturing light and its
changing qualities?
a) Impressionism
b) Cubism
c) Surrealism
d) Realism
 411. The term “Monochromatic” refers to:
a) Using variations of a single color
b) Using complementary colors
c) Using multiple colors
d) Black and white only
 412. What does “Texture” refer to in art?
a) The feel or appearance of a surface
 b) The use of color
c) The shape of an object
d) The type of brush used
 413. Which Indian tribal art is recognized for its intricate
dot patterns and storytelling?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 414. What is the main characteristic of Surrealism?
a) Depiction of dream-like scenes
b) Focus on realistic portraits
c) Use of bright colors
d) Geometric abstraction
 415. Which printing technique uses a screen to transfer
ink?
a) Screen printing
b) Etching
c) Lithography
d) Woodcut
 416. Which Indian art form traditionally decorates fabric
with hand-painted designs?
a) Kalamkari
b) Madhubani
c) Warli
d) Gond
 417. Which element of art refers to the enclosed area
created by lines?
a) Shape
b) Form
c) Space
d) Texture
 418. Which artist is known for the artwork “Guernica”?
a) Pablo Picasso
b) Vincent van Gogh
c) Claude Monet
d) Salvador Dalí
 419. What is the process of layering thin transparent paint
called?
a) Glazing
b) Impasto
c) Collage
d) Sgraffito
 420. The term “Foreshortening” means:
a) Representing an object in perspective to create depth
b) Using bright colors
c) Mixing paint
d) Drawing outlines
 421. Which Indian art form uses natural dyes on cotton
and silk with a pen-like tool?
a) Kalamkari
b) Warli
 c) Gond
d) Madhubani
 422. The principle of design that creates a sense of unity
and cohesion is:
a) Unity
b) Contrast
c) Emphasis
d) Rhythm
 423. Which printmaking method involves carving into a
wood block?
a) Woodcut
b) Lithography
c) Etching
d) Screen printing
 424. Which element of art describes how light or dark a
color is?
a) Value
b) Hue
c) Texture
d) Shape
 425. Which artist painted “The Starry Night”?
a) Vincent van Gogh
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Claude Monet
d) Henri Matisse
 426. The term “Abstract Art” means:
a) Art that does not attempt to represent reality
 b) Realistic portraits
c) Mythological themes
d) Detailed landscapes
 427. Which Indian tribal art form features stick figures and
geometric shapes?
a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 428. Which of these is NOT an element of art?
a) Line
b) Color
c) Balance
d) Texture
 429. Which technique involves applying thick layers of
paint?
a) Impasto
b) Glazing
c) Sgraffito
d) Collage
 430. Which art style is characterized by fragmented shapes
and multiple viewpoints?
a) Cubism
b) Realism
c) Impressionism
d) Surrealism
 431. What is “Negative Space” in art?
a) The empty space around and between objects
b) The main subject
c) The background color
d) The shadow areas
 432. The Indian art form “Pattachitra” originates from
which states?
a) Odisha and West Bengal
b) Maharashtra
c) Rajasthan
d) Kerala
 433. Which of the following colors is NOT a secondary
color?
a) Green
b) Orange
c) Purple
d) Red
 434. Which painting medium uses pigment suspended in
egg yolk?
a) Tempera
b) Oil paint
c) Acrylic
d) Watercolor
 435. The “Rule of Thirds” is used for:
a) Composition
b) Mixing colors
 c) Selecting brush size
d) Perspective
 436. Who painted “The Last Supper”?
a) Leonardo da Vinci
b) Michelangelo
c) Raphael
d) Caravaggio
 437. What does “Sfumato” technique create?
a) Soft, smoky transitions between colors
b) Bright, sharp edges
c) Thick paint textures
d) Pointillist dots
 438. Which of the following is a dry media?
a) Charcoal
b) Watercolor
c) Oil paint
d) Acrylic paint
 439. What type of perspective uses a single vanishing
point?
a) One-point perspective
b) Two-point perspective
c) Isometric perspective
d) Atmospheric perspective
 440. The art movement “Fauvism” is known for:
a) Bold, vibrant colors
b) Detailed realism
 c) Dream-like scenes
d) Geometric abstraction
 441. Which artist is famous for abstract drip paintings?
a) Jackson Pollock
b) Andy Warhol
c) Mark Rothko
d) Willem de Kooning
 442. The term “Assemblage” refers to:
a) Artwork made from assembling different objects
b) A type of painting technique
c) A style of sculpture
d) A printmaking process
 443. Which Indian art form is famous for its mythological
themes and temple murals?
a) Pattachitra
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Madhubani
 444. Which brush type is best for creating texture?
a) Fan brush
b) Round brush
c) Flat brush
d) Detail brush
 445. Which color is made by mixing red and yellow?
a) Orange
b) Green
 c) Purple
d) Brown
 446. What does “Glazing” mean in painting?
a) Applying a thin transparent layer of paint
b) Applying thick paint
c) Scratching through paint
d) Mixing colors
 447. Which medium is transparent and uses pigment with
water?
a) Watercolor
b) Oil paint
c) Acrylic
d) Tempera
 448. Which artist is famous for “Campbell’s Soup Cans”?
a) Andy Warhol
b) Roy Lichtenstein
c) Jackson Pollock
d) Mark Rothko
 449. Which of the following is NOT a primary color in the
RGB model?
a) Red
b) Blue
c) Yellow
d) Green
 450. What is the principle of design that refers to
differences that create interest?
a) Contrast
 b) Unity
c) Emphasis
d) Rhythm
 451. Which Indian tribal art uses bright dots and lines?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 452. What is “Collage”?
a) Art made by assembling different materials
b) Painting with oils
c) Carving wood
d) Drawing with charcoal
 453. Which of these is NOT a printmaking technique?
a) Sgraffito
b) Lithography
c) Woodcut
d) Screen printing
 454. Which principle of design refers to creating
movement through repetition?
a) Rhythm
b) Balance
c) Unity
d) Emphasis
 455. Which Indian art form uses geometric patterns and
tribal symbols?
a)
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 Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 456. Which painting technique uses paint applied directly
to wet plaster?
a) Fresco
b) Tempera
c) Oil painting
d) Gouache
 457. The term “Tonal Value” refers to:
a) Lightness or darkness of a color
b) Color saturation
c) Brush size
d) Composition
 458. What does “Encaustic” painting use as a binder?
a) Hot wax
b) Water
c) Oil
d) Acrylic medium
 459. Which artist is known for “The Persistence of
Memory”?
a) Salvador Dalí
b) Pablo Picasso
 c) Claude Monet
d) Vincent van Gogh
 460. Which medium dries the fastest?
a) Acrylic
b) Oil paint
c) Watercolor
d) Tempera
 461. What is “Pointillism”?
a) Painting with tiny dots of color
b) Using thick paint
c) Scratching paint
d) Painting on wet plaster
 462. Which element of art defines the lightness or
darkness of a color?
a) Value
b) Hue
c) Texture
d) Shape
 463. Which Indian art form is traditionally done on palm
leaves?
a) Pattachitra
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Kalamkari
 464. The principle of design that draws the viewer’s eye to
a specific area is:
a) Emphasis
 b) Unity
c) Rhythm
d) Balance
 465. Which printmaking process uses acid to bite into
metal plates?
a) Etching
b) Lithography
c) Woodcut
d) Screen printing
 466. What is “Sfumato”?
a) Soft blending of colors without harsh outlines
b) Thick layering of paint
c) Using complementary colors
d) Painting with dots
 467. The Indian art form “Madhubani” originates from
which state?
a) Bihar
b) Rajasthan
c) Odisha
d) Maharashtra
 468. Which color scheme uses three colors equally spaced
on the color wheel?
a) Triadic
b) Complementary
c) Analogous
d) Monochromatic
 469. Which artist painted “The Birth of Venus”?
a) Sandro Botticelli
b) Leonardo da Vinci
c) Michelangelo
d) Raphael
 470. The technique “Impasto” refers to:
a) Thickly applied paint that stands out from the surface
b) Thin transparent layers
c) Painting on wet plaster
d) Carving into wood
 471. Which Indian tribal art is known for depicting animals
and nature in bright colors?
a) Gond
b) Warli
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 472. Which element of art refers to the surface quality of
an artwork?
a) Texture
b) Line
c) Shape
d) Space
 473. Which medium uses pigment suspended in gum
arabic?
a) Watercolor
b) Oil paint
 c) Acrylic
d) Tempera
 474. Which art movement focused on everyday scenes and
ordinary people?
a) Realism
b) Impressionism
c) Surrealism
d) Cubism
 475. Which of these is NOT a type of perspective?
a) Linear
b) Isometric
c) Atmospheric
d) Collage
 476. The principle of design that creates a sense of
movement is:
a) Movement
b) Balance
c) Unity
d) Emphasis
 477. Which brush is best for creating large, sweeping
strokes?
a) Flat brush
b) Round brush
c) Detail brush
d) Fan brush
 478. What is “Chiaroscuro”?
a) Contrast between light and dark
 b) Use of bright colors
c) Painting with dots
d) Geometric abstraction
 479. Which Indian art style often uses bold black outlines
and bright colors?
a) Madhubani
b) Warli
c) Gond
d) Pattachitra
 480. Which artist is associated with the Pop Art
movement?
a) Andy Warhol
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Claude Monet
d) Jackson Pollock
 481. What is “Collage”?
a) Art created by assembling various materials
b) Painting with oils
c) Drawing with charcoal
d) Carving wood
 482. Which technique involves scratching into a painted
surface to reveal underlying layers?
a) Sgraffito
b) Glazing
c) Impasto
d) Collage
 483. Which color is made by mixing blue and yellow?
a) Green
b) Orange
c) Purple
d) Brown
 484. Which principle of design refers to the visual weight
of elements?
a) Balance
b) Contrast
c) Unity
d) Emphasis
 485. Which Indian art form is characterized by stick figures
and simple geometric shapes?
a) Warli
b) Gond
c) Madhubani
d) Pattachitra
 486. Which painting technique involves applying paint to
dry plaster?
a) Secco
b) Fresco
c) Impasto
d) Glazing
 487. What is “Tonal Value”?
a) The lightness or darkness of a color
b) Brush size
 c) Composition
d) Color saturation
 488. Which medium uses pigment mixed with wax?
a) Encaustic
b) Oil paint
c) Acrylic
d) Watercolor
 489. Which artist painted “The Persistence of Memory”?
a) Salvador Dalí
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Vincent van Gogh
d) Claude Monet
 490. The fastest drying paint is:
a) Acrylic
b) Oil paint
c) Tempera
d) Watercolor
 491. What is “Pointillism”?
a) Painting using small dots of color
b) Thick paint application
c) Painting on wet plaster
d) Drawing outlines
 492. Which element of art defines lightness and darkness?
a) Value
b) Hue
c) Texture
d) Shape
 493. Which Indian art form is traditionally done on cloth
with natural dyes?
a) Kalamkari
b) Madhubani
c) Warli
d) Gond
 494. The principle of design that creates cohesion is:
a) Unity
b) Contrast
c) Emphasis
d) Rhythm
 495. Which printmaking uses acid to etch designs on
metal?
a) Etching
b) Woodcut
c) Lithography
d) Screen printing
 496. What is “Sfumato”?
a) Soft transitions between colors
b) Thick paint
c) Use of dots
d) Sharp outlines
 497. Which Indian art form is practiced mainly in Bihar?
a) Madhubani
b) Gond
c) Warli
d) Pattachitra
 498. Which color scheme uses colors next to each other on
the wheel?
a) Analogous
b) Complementary
c) Triadic
d) Monochromatic
 499. Which artist painted “The Birth of Venus”?
a) Sandro Botticelli
b) Leonardo da Vinci
c) Michelangelo
d) Raphael
 500. The term “Impasto” refers to:
a) Thick paint application
b) Thin transparent layers
c) Scratching paint
d) Collage
 100 Environmental Memory Drawing
Prompts for BFA Applied Arts
 Draw from memory a forest landscape with diverse trees.
 Sketch from memory a riverside scene with wildlife.
 Illustrate from memory a city park with people and
greenery.
 Draw from memory a village street showing traditional
houses.
 Sketch from memory a sunset over a lake or pond.
 Draw from memory animals drinking at a waterhole.
 Illustrate from memory a coastal beach with natural
elements.
 Draw from memory a garden with blooming flowers.
 Sketch from memory a mountain view with trees and sky.
 Illustrate from memory a tree with birds nesting.
 Draw from memory a farmer working in a field.
 Sketch from memory a marketplace selling organic
produce.
 Draw from memory a waterfall flowing through rocks.
 Illustrate from memory a forest path with sunlight
filtering.
 Draw from memory children playing in a green field.
 Sketch from memory a pond with lotus flowers.
 Draw from memory a traditional hut surrounded by plants.
 Illustrate from memory a picnic scene in a park.
 Draw from memory a garden bench under a large tree.
 Sketch from memory a street lined with flowering trees.
 Draw from memory a bee collecting nectar from flowers.
 Illustrate from memory a recycling bin in a public place.
 Draw from memory birds flying over a wetland.
 Sketch from memory a butterfly on a flower.
 Draw from memory a community planting trees event.
 Illustrate from memory an eco-friendly farm with animals.
 Draw from memory a pond with ducks swimming.
 Sketch from memory a mountain trail with hikers.
 Draw from memory a compost heap in a garden.
 Illustrate from memory a street vendor selling fruits.
 Draw from memory a riverbank with fallen leaves.
 Sketch from memory a treehouse in a large tree.
 Draw from memory kids watering plants.
 Illustrate from memory a fisherman by a lake.
 Draw from memory a windy day with leaves blowing.
 Sketch from memory a sunflower field.
 Draw from memory a park bench beside a flower bed.
 Illustrate from memory a forest animal (deer, fox).
 Draw from memory a picnic basket with fruits and snacks.
 Sketch from memory a traditional craftsperson working
with natural materials.
 Draw from memory a garden with a butterfly bush.
 Illustrate from memory a green rooftop garden.
 Draw from memory a community clean-up event.
 Sketch from memory a river flowing through a village.
 Draw from memory children planting saplings.
 Illustrate from memory an outdoor yoga session in a park.
 Draw from memory a tree with falling autumn leaves.
 Sketch from memory a rustic wooden bridge over a
stream.
 Draw from memory a windmill or solar panel installation.
 Illustrate from memory a bird feeder hanging on a tree.
 Draw from memory a natural cave with stalactites.
 Sketch from memory a farmer’s market stall.
 Draw from memory a playground surrounded by trees.
 Illustrate from memory a peaceful pond with frogs.
 Draw from memory an eco-friendly vehicle (bike, electric
car).
 Sketch from memory a garden path with stepping stones.
 Draw from memory a tree-lined street in autumn.
 Illustrate from memory a sunset behind hills.
 Draw from memory a greenhouse full of plants.
 Sketch from memory a family having a picnic.
 Draw from memory a garden fountain with birds.
 Illustrate from memory a waterfall with rainbow mist.
 Draw from memory a traditional fishing boat on a river.
 Sketch from memory a flower market stall.
 Draw from memory a bird flying over a field of crops.
 Illustrate from memory a recycling center with bins.
 Draw from memory a wildlife sanctuary entrance.
 Sketch from memory a field of tall grass waving in the
wind.
 Draw from memory a gardener pruning plants.
 Illustrate from memory a natural rock formation.
 Draw from memory an outdoor café with plants.
 Sketch from memory a river flowing under a stone bridge.
 Draw from memory a tree stump with mushrooms
growing.
 Illustrate from memory kids exploring a forest trail.
 Draw from memory a flower bed with tulips.
 Sketch from memory a park fountain with statues.
 Draw from memory a bee hive hanging in a tree.
 Illustrate from memory a natural hot spring.
 Draw from memory a wildlife animal resting in shade.
 Sketch from memory an orchard full of fruit trees.
 Draw from memory a sunrise over a green valley.
 Illustrate from memory a garden shed with tools.
 Draw from memory children playing near a pond.
 Sketch from memory a tree-lined hiking trail.
 Draw from memory a natural desert landscape.
 Illustrate from memory a garden swing hanging from a
tree.
 Draw from memory a traditional rural home with a garden.
 Sketch from memory a street decorated with flower pots.
 Draw from memory a butterfly garden with colorful
flowers.
 Illustrate from memory a park picnic with families.
 Draw from memory a wildflower meadow.
 Sketch from memory a traditional festival with natural
decorations.
 Draw from memory a pond with lily pads.
 Illustrate from memory a hiking group resting in forest
shade.
 Draw from memory a tree with hanging lanterns.
 Sketch from memory a rocky shoreline with waves
crashing.
 Draw from memory a community garden with raised beds.
 Illustrate from memory a flower vendor on a busy street.
 Draw from memory a mountain range with clouds.
 Sketch from memory a garden bench under flowering
vines.
 200 Applied Arts Memory Drawing &
Scenario Prompts for BFA FADEE
(JNAFAU)
 Draw from memory a traditional Indian textile pattern.
 Sketch from memory a tribal art motif from Telangana.
 Illustrate a sustainable packaging design for organic spices.
 Draw from memory a village pottery wheel in use.
 Design a logo for a cultural festival.
 Draw from memory a traditional temple sculpture detail.
 Sketch from memory a botanical study of a local plant.
 Illustrate a poster promoting zero plastic usage.
 Draw from memory a street scene during a regional
festival.
 Design a textile print inspired by nature.
 Draw from memory a handwoven basket with natural
fibers.
 Sketch a layout for a brochure on eco-tourism.
 Illustrate a public mural on water conservation.
 Draw from memory a folk dance costume with patterns.
 Design an eco-friendly book cover.
 Draw a traditional rangoli design from memory.
 Sketch a branding concept for a handmade jewelry line.
 Illustrate a community garden signage design.
 Draw from memory a wooden carved door panel.
 Design packaging for organic herbal tea.
 Sketch a flyer promoting recycling awareness.
 Draw a landscape featuring traditional farm tools.
 Illustrate a textile design using block printing.
 Design a pattern inspired by local architecture.
 Draw from memory an Indian miniature painting element.
 Sketch a poster to reduce food waste.
 Illustrate a logo for a sustainable clothing brand.
 Design a festival invitation card using folk art.
 Draw from memory a handloom weaving setup.
 Sketch a wall art design inspired by nature.
 Illustrate a traditional jewelry design.
 Design packaging for handmade soaps.
 Draw a scenic village market from memory.
 Sketch a sustainable product label design.
 Illustrate a promotional poster for a cultural event.
 Design a decorative textile pattern.
 Draw from memory a folk music instrument.
 Sketch a brochure for wildlife conservation.
 Illustrate a community mural concept.
 Design an eco-friendly tote bag print.
 Draw from memory a traditional mural painting style.
 Sketch a flyer on reducing carbon footprint.
 Illustrate a poster on renewable energy.
 Design a logo for an art gallery.
 Draw a rural scene depicting traditional crafts.
 Sketch an eco-packaging design for chocolates.
 Illustrate a cultural heritage site.
 Design an educational poster on tree plantation.
 Draw a textile pattern inspired by lotus flowers.
 Sketch a brochure for organic farming.
 Illustrate a folk art inspired greeting card.
 Design a festival mask inspired by local traditions.
 Draw from memory a village potter’s workshop.
 Sketch a poster on clean water campaign.
 Illustrate a logo for a craft cooperative.
 Design packaging for handmade candles.
 Draw a wildlife scene from memory.
 Sketch a mural for a school promoting reading.
 Illustrate a textile print using eco-dyes.
 Design a community event poster.
 Draw from memory a traditional dancer in costume.
 Sketch a pattern inspired by peacock feathers.
 Illustrate an awareness poster on waste segregation.
 Design packaging for organic honey.
 Draw a market stall selling traditional foods.
 Sketch a sustainable fashion illustration.
 Illustrate a folk art scene on festival day.
 Design a logo for a green energy company.
 Draw from memory a rural landscape with fields.
 Sketch a poster on wildlife protection.
 Illustrate a textile pattern inspired by mango leaves.
 Design a brochure for heritage tourism.
 Draw a traditional weaving loom.
 Sketch an awareness poster on plastic ban.
 Illustrate a mural design for urban greenery.
 Design packaging for natural cosmetics.
 Draw a folk art inspired book cover.
 Sketch a poster on the importance of bees.
 Illustrate a logo for an art and craft fair.
 Design a textile print inspired by tribal motifs.
 Draw from memory a local flower garden.
 Sketch a campaign poster on energy saving.
 Illustrate a handmade pottery design.
 Design a logo for a local craft store.
 Draw a village street during harvest season.
 Sketch an eco-friendly product tag design.
 Illustrate a traditional dance pose.
 Design packaging for organic spices.
 Draw a poster promoting tree conservation.
 Sketch a textile pattern inspired by birds.
 Illustrate a mural concept for community health.
 Design a logo for a heritage museum.
 Draw a rural craftsperson at work.
 Sketch a flyer on reducing water use.
 Illustrate a textile print inspired by fish scales.
 Design packaging for handmade chocolates.
 Draw from memory a traditional festival procession.
 Sketch a poster on climate change awareness.
 Illustrate a logo for a sustainable farming project.
 Design a textile print using geometric shapes.
 Draw a local market scene with handmade goods.
 Sketch an eco-friendly tote bag design.
 Illustrate a poster promoting local artisans.
 Design packaging for herbal skincare products.
 Draw a folk art inspired calendar cover.
 Sketch a campaign poster on pollution control.
 Illustrate a mural design on local wildlife.
 Design a logo for a craft cooperative society.
 Draw a village scene with traditional houses.
 Sketch a sustainable packaging idea for jewelry.
 Illustrate a textile pattern inspired by river waves.
 Design a brochure on cultural preservation.
 Draw from memory a traditional musical instrument.
 Sketch a poster promoting eco-tourism.
 Illustrate a logo for a heritage crafts festival.
 Design packaging for organic teas.
 Draw a rural craftsman making bamboo products.
 Sketch an awareness poster on waste management.
 Illustrate a mural design for school children.
 Design a textile print inspired by traditional motifs.
 Draw from memory a local bird species in habitat.
 Sketch a poster on sustainable living.
 Illustrate a logo for an organic farm.
 Design packaging for handmade soaps.
 Draw a market scene selling natural products.
 Sketch a textile pattern using floral designs.
 Illustrate a mural concept promoting literacy.
 Design a brochure for environmental awareness.
 Draw a traditional textile weaving pattern.
 Sketch a poster on clean energy benefits.
 Illustrate a logo for a craft workshop.
 Design packaging for eco-friendly products.
 Draw from memory a folk art painting style.
 Sketch a poster promoting biodiversity.
 Illustrate a mural design for public spaces.
 Design a textile print inspired by tribal jewelry.
 Draw a rural farming activity scene.
 Sketch an awareness poster on deforestation.
 Illustrate a logo for a local arts council.
 Design packaging for organic snacks.
 Draw from memory a traditional basket weaving
technique.
 Sketch a poster on water conservation.
 Illustrate a mural promoting community unity.
 Design a textile pattern inspired by animal prints.
 Draw a village festival celebration scene.
 Sketch a flyer for recycling campaign.
 Illustrate a logo for an environmental NGO.
 Design packaging for natural health supplements.
 Draw a traditional handloom textile design.
 Sketch a poster on reducing carbon footprint.
 Illustrate a mural for a botanical garden.
 Design a textile print inspired by leaves.
 Draw from memory a rural handicraft fair.
 Sketch a poster promoting organic farming.
 Illustrate a logo for a local art studio.
 Design packaging for herbal oils.
 Draw a folk art inspired greeting card design.
 Sketch an awareness poster on pollution.
 Illustrate a mural for cultural heritage.
 Design a textile pattern using abstract shapes.
 Draw a rural scene with traditional artisans.
 Sketch a flyer on energy conservation.
 Illustrate a logo for a craft supply store.
 Design packaging for eco-friendly stationery.
 Draw from memory a local plant species.
 Sketch a poster on wildlife protection.
 Illustrate a mural promoting sustainable transport.
 Design a textile print inspired by traditional embroidery.
 Draw a village landscape with agricultural fields.
 Sketch an awareness poster on plastic waste.
 Illustrate a logo for a heritage foundation.
 Design packaging for handmade candles.
 Draw a folk art scene showing daily life.
 Sketch a poster promoting water quality.
 Illustrate a mural design for environmental education.
 Design a textile pattern inspired by waves.
 Draw from memory a traditional festival costume.
 Sketch a flyer on tree planting drives.
 Illustrate a logo for an arts festival.
 Design packaging for organic cosmetics.
 Draw a rural craftsman making clay pots.
 Sketch an awareness poster on air pollution.
 Illustrate a mural promoting renewable energy.
 Design a textile print inspired by floral vines.
 Draw a village market scene with artisans.
 Sketch a poster on sustainable water use.
 Illustrate a logo for a cultural center.
 Design packaging for handmade jewelry.
 Draw from memory a folk dance scene.
 Sketch a
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191. Illustrate a mural for community health awareness.
192. Design a textile pattern inspired by geometric forms.
193. Draw a rural festival celebration.
194. Sketch a poster promoting eco-friendly lifestyle.
195. Illustrate a logo for a craft cooperative.
196. Design packaging for organic food products.
197. Draw a traditional handwoven textile.
198. Sketch an awareness poster on forest conservation.
199. Illustrate a mural design for public parks.
200. Design a textile print inspired by cultural symbols.
 50 Memory Drawing Scenarios: Human
Forms with Nature & Environment
 A farmer sowing seeds in a lush green field with birds
flying overhead.
 A woman carrying a pot on her head walking through a
village path lined with trees.
 Children playing near a pond with ducks swimming
around.
 A shepherd guiding sheep across a hill with grazing cows
nearby.
 A fisherman casting a net from a wooden boat on a calm
river.
 A group of women harvesting flowers in a garden
surrounded by butterflies.
 A potter shaping clay on a wheel in an open courtyard with
plants around.
 A child feeding pigeons in a town square with old buildings
in the background.
 A man chopping wood near a forest clearing with deer
visible in the distance.
 A village woman drawing water from a well with birds
perched on the well’s edge.
 A man riding a bicycle through a market street decorated
with hanging lanterns.
 Children climbing trees to pick fruits while birds nest
nearby.
 A woman weaving a basket under a large tree with a dog
resting beside her.
 A farmer plowing a field with oxen surrounded by
wildflowers.
 A family having a picnic under a banyan tree with squirrels
playing around.
 A child flying a kite in an open field with mountains in the
background.
 A woman drying grains on a rooftop with birds circling
above.
 A man repairing a thatched roof hut with monkeys
swinging from nearby branches.
 A street artist painting a mural on a wall with passersby
and street dogs.
 A boy collecting firewood near a riverbank with frogs and
dragonflies.
 A woman making flower garlands near a temple
surrounded by palm trees.
 A couple walking hand-in-hand through a garden filled
with butterflies and birds.
 A man lighting a bonfire at dusk with fireflies glowing
around.
 Children running along a dirt path lined with wild shrubs
and birds.
 A woman spinning yarn beside a window overlooking a
courtyard with flowering plants.
 A fisherman mending his net near mangroves with herons
wading nearby.
 A group of villagers celebrating a festival around a
decorated tree.
 A child chasing butterflies in a meadow with a distant
farmhouse.
 A man planting saplings in a community garden with bees
buzzing.
 A woman selling fruits at a roadside stall with a stray dog
lying nearby.
 A boy tending goats near a mountain stream with ducks
floating downstream.
 A woman grinding spices on a stone slab outside a mud
house with chickens pecking.
 A man sitting on a charpoy under a tree reading a book
while birds perch nearby.
 Children playing traditional games on a village street lined
with flowering plants.
 A woman washing clothes in a river with lotus flowers and
frogs around.
 A farmer riding a tractor through a field of sunflowers with
bees hovering.
 A child painting on the walls of a mud hut with butterflies
fluttering.
 A man carrying hay stacked on his head walking through a
rural pathway with birds.
 A woman preparing food outdoors surrounded by earthen
pots and herbs.
 A group of children sitting under a large tree listening to an
elder’s story.
 A woman lighting diyas around a decorated porch with
parrots in nearby trees.
 A man fishing by a lakeside with reeds swaying and cranes
standing in water.
 Children flying paper boats in a puddle with frogs croaking
nearby.
 A woman embroidering fabric on a wooden frame under a
pergola with vines.
 A man building a mud wall with tools lying nearby and a
dog watching.
 A child playing with a puppy in a backyard with flowering
shrubs.
 A woman harvesting rice in a flooded paddy field with
egrets walking through.
 A family preparing for a festival outside a decorated house
with lanterns.
 A man carving wood under a tree with birds nesting above.
 Children jumpin Woman spinning cotton on hand spindle
with domestic animals nearby.
 Fisherman pulling in a fishing net at dawn with seabirds
flying overhead.
 Child flying a colorful kite during a sunny festival day in
village.
 Village elder teaching kids traditional dance near banyan
tree.
 Woman collecting firewood in forest clearing surrounded
by birds.
 Man playing flute under tree with grazing cattle nearby.
 Child feeding stray dogs in alleyway with plants growing
on walls.
 Woman making clay lamps for festival under shaded porch.
 Group of villagers carrying decorated pots during
procession.
 Man repairing fishing nets beside coastal rocks with
seagulls.
 Woman painting traditional motifs on walls of mud house.
 Children playing hide and seek near riverbank with tall
grasses.
 Farmer guiding bullock cart on dusty road with village
huts.
 Woman weaving sari on handloom inside sunlit room.
 Boy chasing chickens around courtyard with flowering
plants.
 Man collecting honey from bee hives surrounded by
wildflowers.
 Woman harvesting vegetables in backyard garden with
butterflies.
 Group of kids splashing in puddles after rain under mango
tree.
 Woman threading beads for jewelry by window with birds
perched.
 Man lighting oil lamps at temple steps during evening
ceremony.
 Child gathering flowers in basket in meadow with fluttering
butterflies.
 Woman kneading dough on ground near cooking fire with
pets resting.
 Man cutting sugarcane in field with oxen nearby.
 Group of children singing folk songs around campfire at
night.
 Woman decorating rangoli on doorstep surrounded by
potted plants.
 Fisherman mending wooden boat on shore with crabs
scuttling.
 Child drawing pictures with chalk on village street near
banyan tree.
 Man planting rice seedlings in paddy field with herons in
water.
 Woman drying spices on woven mats in sunlit courtyard.
 Children running alongside river with dogs barking
playfully.
 Man grinding grain on traditional stone mill outside hut.
 Woman weaving grass mats in open courtyard with
chickens pecking.
 Child carrying basket of fruits on head walking village
path.
 Fisherman balancing on boat rowing with cormorants
perched on poles.
 Woman stitching quilt by firelight inside mud house.
 Group of villagers dancing with colorful flags at festival.
 Man carving wooden toys near village shop with stray cat
sleeping.
 Woman washing vegetables in pond with lotus flowers
floating.
 Child climbing mango tree to pick ripe fruits with parrots
nearby.
 Farmer inspecting irrigation canals with ducks swimming.
 Woman making floral decorations for wedding ceremony
under tree.
 Man riding bullock cart laden with hay along country road.
 Children playing traditional drums in village square during
festival.
 Woman drawing mehndi designs on hands under shaded
porch.
 Fisherman pulling in crab traps along muddy shore.
 Child collecting firewood bundles in forest with birds
chirping.
 Man stacking harvested sugarcane in field with sun setting.
 Woman pounding rice grains with traditional mortar and
pestle.
 Group of kids making paper boats by river during
monsoon.
 Child chasing butterflies in wildflower meadow with hills
behind.
 Woman making earthen pots on wheel in outdoor
workshop.
 Man driving tractor through mustard fields with birds
flying low.
 Children watching kite flying contest on village green.
 Woman preparing herbal remedies with plants in garden.
 Man lighting festival fireworks near riverbank with crowd
watching.
 Child collecting water lilies from pond in basket.
 Woman sewing traditional costumes for dance
performance.
 Farmer harvesting wheat with sickle near rustic farmhouse.
 Group of kids playing marbles on dusty village path.
 Woman decorating temple entrance with mango leaves and
flowers.
 Man carving stone statues at temple site with pigeons
around.
 Child riding bicycle on country road lined with flowering
trees.
 Woman pounding spices on grinding stone in open yard.
 Fisherman cleaning fish on shore with seagulls flying
overhead.
 Group of villagers carrying decorated bullock cart in
procession.
 Child playing with colorful beads near river under tree
shade.
 Woman weaving silk fabric on traditional loom inside
sunlit room.
 Man climbing coconut tree to harvest nuts with monkeys
nearby.
 Children playing tag near banyan tree with kites in sky.
 Woman making paper lanterns for festival with friends.
 Farmer watering crops manually with buckets in field.
 Man carving wooden doors in village workshop with birds
nesting.
 Child feeding baby goats in pen surrounded by flowers.
 Woman mixing natural dyes for textile printing.
 Group of children practicing folk dance in village square.
 Man repairing mud walls of house with tools and water
nearby.
 Woman grinding lentils on stone slab for cooking.
 Child picking guavas from tree with birds perched on
branches.
 Fisherman sailing small boat at sunrise with birds flying.
 Woman stringing flower garlands near temple during
morning prayers.
 Man making clay figurines for festival.
 Children splashing water in river near wildflowers.
 Woman spinning wool on spindle by fireplace.
 Farmer tending vegetable patch with bees hovering around.
 Group of kids flying kites from village rooftop.
 Woman making herbal tea from garden plants.
 Man lighting oil lamps inside temple at dusk.
 Child drawing chalk patterns on ground in courtyard.
 Woman arranging fresh flowers in earthen pots.
 Fisherman casting fishing net into lake with mountains
behind.
 Man weaving basket from bamboo strips in workshop.
 Children playing with puppies near garden bench.
 Woman decorating walls with rangoli patterns.
 Farmer guiding bullock plough through wet paddy field.
 Man carving intricate designs on wooden chest.
 Child chasing dragonflies near pond with lily pads.
 Woman pounding turmeric root with wooden mallet.
 Group of villagers singing folk songs around fire pit.
 Man carrying bundles of harvested crops on head.
 Woman stitching embroidery on traditional dress by
window.
 Child catching fish with handmade net in shallow stream.
 Fisherman repairing fishing nets on sandy beach.
 Woman cooking on open fire near riverbank with clay pots.
 Man driving cattle through dusty village road.
 Children playing with colorful balls in open field.
 Woman collecting honey from wild hives in forest.
 Farmer threshing grain with wooden tools in courtyard.
 Man carving wood panels for temple decorations.
 Child picking wildflowers in meadow with butterflies.
 Woman weaving grass mats under large shade tree.
 Group of kids jumping rope near village well.
 Man lighting fireworks during festival night.
 Woman preparing clay lamps for Diwali celebration.
 Child feeding pigeons in town square with fountain.
 Fisherman sailing boat at sunset with flock of birds
overhead.
 Woman making traditional jewelry with beads and wire.
 g over a stream in a forest clearing with butterflies and
squirrels.
  Man building mud stove outdoors with smoke rising.
  Woman picking tea leaves on hillside plantation with
birds flying.
  Children playing cricket near a village pond.
  Farmer carrying baskets of harvested vegetables on
shoulders.
  Woman grinding grains with stone hand mill.
  Man stacking firewood piles near rural hut.
  Child chasing butterflies in flower-filled field.
  Woman weaving bamboo fence near garden.
  Fisherman mending fishing nets under palm trees.
  Group of kids flying kites from a hilltop.
  Man painting wooden carts with bright colors.
  Woman preparing herbal poultices with leaves and
flowers.
  Child playing with toy boat in small stream.
  Farmer irrigating crops with traditional canal system.
  Woman lighting incense sticks in temple courtyard.
  Man carving stone for temple sculpture.
  Children gathering firewood from forest edge.
  Woman arranging colorful flower petals for festival
decorations.
  Fisherman rowing boat through mangrove forest.
  Man tending livestock near barn with birds perching.
  Child playing hide and seek behind bushes.
  Woman spinning yarn using traditional spinning wheel.
  Farmer harvesting coconut nuts from tall trees.
  Group of kids singing traditional songs under large tree.
  Man stacking harvested paddy sheaves in yard.
  Woman cooking traditional meal on open hearth.
  Child collecting wild berries in basket.
  Fisherman pulling crab traps from shallow water.
  Man sharpening tools outside workshop.
  Woman decorating festival altar with candles and
flowers.
  Children playing jump rope in village square.
  Farmer carrying sack of grain on back through field.
  Woman grinding spices using mortar and pestle.
  Man lighting traditional lamps during evening prayers.
 New 200 Memory Drawing Scenarios — Human
Forms & Environments
 Woman carrying a basket of freshly picked flowers through
a forest path.
 Man repairing a clay pot outside a rustic house with birds
perched nearby.
 Children playing with colorful spinning tops in a sunny
courtyard.
 Farmer planting saplings in a terraced hillside field.
 Woman lighting oil lamps during a village festival at dusk.
 Man fishing with a rod by a quiet mountain lake.
 Child feeding sparrows with crumbs near a village well.
 Woman weaving palm leaves into baskets beside a
riverbank.
 Group of children playing marbles on a dusty village lane.
 Man chopping coconuts under a palm grove with monkeys
in trees.
 Woman arranging vegetables in a roadside market stall.
 Child flying paper lanterns in an open field at sunset.
 Farmer tending a vegetable garden with bees buzzing.
 Woman preparing herbal medicines from garden plants.
 Man sharpening a sickle on a stone grinder near a farm.
 Children dancing around a maypole decorated with
flowers.
 Woman washing clothes in a stream surrounded by lush
greenery.
 Man carrying bundles of sugarcane on a bullock cart.
 Child chasing fireflies in a meadow as dusk falls.
 Woman spinning cotton yarn under a shaded tree.
 Fisherman pulling in a large fishing net from a river.
 Man building a mud brick wall for a new hut.
 Group of children racing kites from a hilltop.
 Woman baking bread in a traditional outdoor clay oven.
 Child gathering mangoes from a low-hanging branch.
 Man repairing fishing nets on a wooden dock.
 Woman making clay figurines for a religious festival.
 Children playing traditional drums at a cultural celebration.
 Farmer guiding a tractor through a field of sunflowers.
 Woman drawing rangoli patterns on the floor outside her
home.
 Man carrying water from a well on a yoke.
 Child playing with a homemade wooden toy near
flowering shrubs.
 Woman harvesting rice in a flooded paddy field with
herons nearby.
 Fisherman rowing a boat through mangrove trees.
 Man carving intricate designs on a wooden door panel.
 Children chasing each other through a wildflower
meadow.
 Woman stitching colorful fabric in a sunlit room.
 Farmer plowing fields with oxen in the early morning.
 Man lighting a bonfire at a village gathering.
 Child collecting firewood in a forest clearing.
 Woman pounding spices using a mortar and pestle.
 Group of children preparing handmade paper boats by a
pond.
 Man feeding cattle near a barnyard with chickens
wandering.
 Woman preparing floral garlands for a wedding.
 Child climbing a tree to pick ripe guavas.
 Fisherman mending nets under a large banyan tree.
 Man carrying harvested vegetables in woven baskets.
 Woman washing dishes outdoors with birds fluttering
around.
 Children playing hopscotch on a stone-paved street.
 Farmer inspecting irrigation canals with ducks swimming.
 Woman weaving silk fabric on a traditional loom.
 Man making pottery on a wheel surrounded by drying
pots.
 Child playing with puppies near a village well.
 Woman collecting honey from wild beehives in the forest.
 Fisherman hauling lobster traps from the shore.
 Man preparing traditional festival decorations with banana
leaves.
 Children splashing in puddles after a monsoon rain.
 Woman grinding grains with a hand-operated stone mill.
 Farmer threshing wheat on a sunny day.
 Man stacking firewood near a thatched-roof hut.
 Child chasing butterflies through tall grass.
 Woman spinning wool by a fireplace.
 Fisherman casting nets in a river at dawn.
 Man riding a bullock cart down a village road.
 Group of children singing folk songs around a campfire.
 Woman arranging fresh flowers in earthen pots.
 Child playing with a kite near a pond.
 Farmer carrying harvested corn stalks on his back.
 Woman pounding rice with a wooden pestle.
 Man carving wooden toys in a workshop.
 Children running along a path lined with flowering shrubs.
 Woman lighting candles for a religious ritual.
 Fisherman sailing a small boat through calm waters.
 Man repairing thatched roof with bamboo scaffolding.
 Child drawing chalk art on the village square.
 Woman cooking outdoors using traditional earthen pots.
 Farmer planting seedlings in a wet rice paddy.
 Group of children flying colorful kites from rooftops.
 Man making bamboo baskets under a tree.
 Woman threading beads for a necklace.
 Child collecting water lilies in a basket.
 Fisherman cleaning fish on a wooden dock.
 Man lighting oil lamps in a temple.
 Woman weaving grass mats in the open air.
 Children playing traditional drums in a circle.
 Farmer harvesting coconuts from tall trees.
 Man building a mud stove outdoors.
 Child chasing birds in a field.
 Woman making paper lanterns for a festival.
 Fisherman pulling in crab traps along the shore.
 Man carving stone sculptures in a temple courtyard.
 Children gathering flowers in a meadow.
 Woman spinning cotton yarn in a sunlit room.
 Farmer irrigating fields with water buckets.
 Group of kids playing marbles on the street.
 Man stacking harvested sugarcane in a field.
 Woman making floral decorations for a wedding.
 Child picking fruits from a low-hanging tree branch.
 Fisherman sailing a boat at sunrise.
 Man sharpening tools outside his workshop.
 Woman arranging colorful fabrics in a market.
 Children playing with handmade toys in a courtyard.
 Farmer guiding oxen to plow the field.
 Man repairing a fishing boat by the riverside.
 Child chasing dragonflies near a pond.
 Woman grinding spices on a stone slab.
 Fisherman mending nets on a wooden pier.
 Man lighting fireworks during a village festival.
 Children playing tag near a banyan tree.
 Woman weaving bamboo furniture outdoors.
 Farmer carrying baskets of vegetables to market.
 Man building stone walls in a rural village.
 Child feeding stray dogs near a temple.
 Woman decorating rangoli designs on the ground.
 Fisherman casting nets in the sea at dusk.
 Man playing traditional flute under a large tree.
 Children dancing around a fire during celebrations.
 Woman making clay pots by a river.
 Farmer harvesting wheat with sickle and bundle.
 Man riding bicycle through village market street.
 Child collecting firewood with friends in the forest.
 Woman spinning wool by a window.
 Fisherman rowing small boat through narrow river
channel.
 Man repairing mud walls of a house.
 Children playing hide and seek near flowering bushes.
 Woman pounding lentils in a stone mortar.
 Farmer carrying harvested crops on his head.
 Man lighting oil lamps inside a small temple.
 Child chasing colorful butterflies in an open field.
 Woman sewing traditional garments on a wooden frame.
 Fisherman pulling in crab pots on a sandy beach.
 Man stacking hay bales in a barnyard.
 Children playing with colorful balls in village square.
 Woman making herbal tea from garden plants.
 Farmer threshing rice on sunny terrace.
 Man carving wood panels for furniture.
 Child climbing tree to pick ripe fruits.
 Woman grinding turmeric with wooden pestle.
 Fisherman sailing boat through morning mist.
 Man lighting diyas during festival night.
 Children running alongside a river.
 Woman arranging fresh flowers in vases.
 Farmer tending vegetable patch.
 Man sharpening knives near workshop.
 Child picking wildflowers in meadow.
 Woman weaving silk scarves in sunlit room.
 Fisherman repairing fishing nets on shore.
 Man carrying bundles of sticks through forest.
 Children flying kites from hilltop.
 Woman making floral garlands near temple.
 Farmer guiding bullock cart on dusty road.
 Man lighting bonfire for village festival.
 Child playing with puppy in courtyard.
 Woman grinding spices with stone mill.
 Fisherman casting net at dawn.
 Man carving stone for temple sculpture.
 Children gathering flowers by pond.
 Woman spinning yarn beside fire.
 Farmer planting rice seedlings.
 Man stacking firewood by hut.
 Child chasing birds in field.
 Woman making clay lamps for celebration.
 Fisherman hauling lobster traps.
 Man repairing wooden door panels.
 Children playing drums at festival.
 Woman preparing herbal remedies.
 Farmer harvesting sugarcane.
 Man riding bicycle on country road.
 Child drawing chalk patterns on ground.
 Woman lighting incense sticks.
 Fisherman pulling nets at sunrise.
 Man building mud brick wall.
 Children running through flower-filled meadow.
 Woman sewing embroidery by window.
 Farmer plowing fields with oxen.
 Man lighting fireworks during festival.
 Child collecting water lilies.
 Woman arranging festival decorations.
 Fisherman sailing boat at sunset.
 Man making bamboo baskets.
 Children playing marbles in village.
 Woman threading beads for jewelry.
 Farmer watering crops with buckets.
 Man carving wooden toys.
 Child picking guavas from tree.
 Woman cooking over open fire.
 Fisherman mending nets under banyan tree.
 Man stacking harvested crops.
 Children playing hopscotch near temple.
 Woman weaving grass mats.
 Farmer harvesting wheat with sickle.
 Man lighting oil lamps inside temple.
 Child feeding pigeons.
 Woman grinding grains with stone mill.
 Fisherman pulling crab traps.
 Man repairing mud walls.
 Children playing tag near river.
 Woman spinning cotton yarn.
 Farmer carrying harvested corn stalks.
 Man sharpening tools outside workshop.
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