Multiple Choice Questions - Art 8

Multiple Choice Questions - Art 8

• Question 1: Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune, is frequently worshipped during Diwali.
• Question 2: Petroglyphs are ancient artworks created by carving, incising, or picking away parts of rock surfaces.
• Question 3: Shiva, a Hindu deity, was often depicted with four arms in a dynamic dancing pose in Classical Period art, representing creation and destruction.
• Question 4: The Ajanta Caves, dating from the 1st century BCE to 500 CE, are known for their intricate rock-cut monuments and Buddhist murals.
• Question 5: Keteni is a traditional Turkmen fabric, made of fine homespun silk, used to create elegant dresses.
• Question 6: Taj Mahal's symmetrical layout, white marble, and detailed inlay work exemplify its design principles.
• Question 7: Uzbekistan is renowned for its beautiful carpets.
• Question 8: Calligraphy is a form of ancient art in Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan.
• Question 9: Rangoli art does not exemplify the principle of emphasis. It does feature rhythm, unity, and variety.
• Question 10: City streets are not a typical design on flamboyant trucks.
• Question 11: Keteni is a plain silk used for elegant dresses worn by Turkmen women.
• Question 12: The Ajanta Caves were built during the Classical Period.
• Question 13: Shirdaks are large, elaborately embroidered wall hangings, typical of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.
• Question 14: Taj Mahal demonstrates symmetrical balance.
• Question 15: Taj Mahal, built by Shah Jahan, is a splendid monument.
• Question 16: Tush Kyiz colors and designs symbolize Kyrgyzstan's honor, prestige, traditions, rural life, and colorful history.
• Question 17: The Colonial period is a recognized period in Pakistan's history.
• Question 18: Mohenjo Daro, Harappa, and Kot Diji are ancient settlements that are now tourist attractions.
• Question 19: The type of art element applied is a combination of value and emphasis
• Question 20: Kotdiji and Mohenjo daro illustrate the elements of shape, forms, texture and lines, combining to create unity and emphasis.
• Question 21: Tajiks are associated with calligraphy and clothing and other utensils.
• Question 22: Turkmen carpets are traditionally woven on horizontal looms by women.
• Question 23: The Turkmen carpet examples showcase elements including value, emphasis, line, pattern, shape, and variety, in their design.
• Question 24: A low and firm cushion, with vibrant patterns, is a description of a Kyrgyzstan's flat cushion.
• Question 25: Diwali is a Hindu festival, celebrating the victory of good over evil and light over darkness. It marks the change of seasons.