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JSS2 First Term Fine Arts Past Questions And Answers

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JSS2 First Term Fine Arts Past Questions And Answers

 

20 JSS2 First Term Fine Arts questions with options and answers:

 

Question: Who is considered the father of modern art?

 

A) Leonardo da Vinci

B) Pablo Picasso

C) Vincent van Gogh

D) Michelangelo

Answer: B) Pablo Picasso

Question: What is the primary color wheel used in visual arts?

 

A) Red, Yellow, Blue

B) Green, Orange, Purple

C) Black, White, Gray

D) Brown, Pink, Turquoise

Answer: A) Red, Yellow, Blue

Question: Which art movement is known for its emphasis on geometric shapes and primary colors?

 

A) Surrealism

B) Cubism

C) Impressionism

D) Abstract Expressionism

Answer: B) Cubism

Question: Who painted the famous artwork “Starry Night”?

 

A) Claude Monet

B) Vincent van Gogh

C) Salvador Dalí

D) Edvard Munch

Answer: B) Vincent van Gogh

Question: What is the technique of creating images by arranging small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials called?

 

A) Sculpture

B) Mosaic

C) Fresco

D) Collage

Answer: B) Mosaic

Question: The ancient Egyptian art style is characterized by what distinctive feature?

 

A) Realism

B) Abstract shapes

C) Hieroglyphics

D) Pointillism

Answer: C) Hieroglyphics

Question: Who painted the famous “Mona Lisa”?

 

A) Pablo Picasso

B) Leonardo da Vinci

C) Michelangelo

D) Rembrandt

Answer: B) Leonardo da Vinci

Question: What does the term “still life” in art refer to?

 

A) Landscapes

B) Portraits

C) Scenes with inanimate objects

D) Abstract compositions

Answer: C) Scenes with inanimate objects

Question: What art movement is characterized by spontaneous, expressive brushwork and an emphasis on emotions?

 

A) Realism

B) Abstract Expressionism

C) Pop Art

D) Rococo

Answer: B) Abstract Expressionism

Question: Which artist is associated with the melting clocks in the painting “The Persistence of Memory”?

 

A) Salvador Dalí

B) Henri Matisse

C) Frida Kahlo

D) Wassily Kandinsky

Answer: A) Salvador Dalí

Question: In art, what does the term “chiaroscuro” refer to?

A) Use of bright colors

B) Contrast between light and dark

C) Abstract shapes

D) Impressionistic brushwork

Answer: B) Contrast between light and dark

Question: What is the technique of creating images by scratching away a surface layer to reveal a lower layer called?

A) Etching

B) Sgraffito

C) Lithography

D) Woodcut

Answer: B) Sgraffito

Question: Who is known for creating large-scale environmental artworks often made directly in the landscape?

A) Christo and Jeanne-Claude

B) Yayoi Kusama

C) Banksy

D) Damien Hirst

Answer: A) Christo and Jeanne-Claude

Question: What is the term for a three-dimensional work of art that can be walked around and viewed from all sides?

A) Relief

B) Sculpture in the round

C) Bas-relief

D) Kinetic sculpture

Answer: B) Sculpture in the round

Question: Which Renaissance artist is known for his sculptures including “David” and “Pieta”?

A) Leonardo da Vinci

B) Raphael

C) Donatello

D) Titian

Answer: C) Donatello

Question: What art movement is characterized by distorted and exaggerated depictions of the human figure?

A) Surrealism

B) Cubism

C) Expressionism

D) Realism

Answer: C) Expressionism

Question: Who is known for his “Campbell’s Soup Cans” and is a leading figure in the Pop Art movement?

A) Andy Warhol

B) Jackson Pollock

C) Roy Lichtenstein

D) Jasper Johns

Answer: A) Andy Warhol

Question: What term is used to describe art that is created by assembling ordinary objects into a composition?

A) Collage

B) Assemblage

C) Ready-made

D) Abstract

Answer: B) Assemblage

Question: Which movement focused on capturing the fleeting effects of light and color in the natural world?

A) Cubism

B) Impressionism

C) Abstract Expressionism

D) Surrealism

Answer: B) Impressionism

Question: Who is known for his geometric, abstract paintings and co-founding the De Stijl art movement?

A) Wassily Kandinsky

B) Piet Mondrian

C) Kazimir Malevich

D) Joan Miró

Answer: B) Piet Mondrian.

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