What is the Rule of Odds in photography?

• A technique where the subject is placed in the centre of the frame.

• A composition rule suggesting that an odd number of subjects is more visually appealing.

• A method of using even numbers to create balance in a photo.

• A rule that focuses on using only one subject in a photograph.

Which of the following best describes the concept of Scale and Proportion in art?

• The use of bright colours to create emphasis.

• The relationship between the size of different elements in a composition.

• The use of dark and light tones to create contrast.

• The arrangement of elements to create a sense of movement.

What is the Golden Ratio often used for in art and design?

• To create a sense of chaos and disorder.

• To determine the colour scheme of a composition.

• To achieve aesthetically pleasing proportions.

• To ensure all elements are the same size.

In colour theory, what are complementary colours?

• Colours that are next to each other on the colour wheel.

• Colours that are directly opposite each other on the colour wheel.

• Colours that are all shades of grey.

• Colours that are all primary colours.

What is the purpose of using contrast and emphasis in a composition?

• To make the composition look dull and flat.

• To create a focal point and draw attention to specific areas.

• To ensure all elements are the same size and shape.

• To use only one colour throughout the composition.

Which of the following best describes Unity and Harmony in art?

• The use of clashing colours to create tension.

• The arrangement of elements to create a sense of completeness.

• The use of random elements to create chaos.

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What is a common mistake in photography related to the background?

• Using a plain background to highlight the subject.

• Having a cluttered background that distracts from the subject.

• Using a background that complements the subject.

• Ensuring the background is in focus.

What does the Bokeh Effect refer to in photography?

• The use of black and white tones.

• The aesthetic quality of the blur produced in the out-of-focus parts of an image.

• The use of high contrast lighting.

• The technique of using a wide-angle lens.

What is Selective Focus in photography?

• Focusing on the entire scene to capture all details.

• Focusing on a specific part of the image while blurring the rest.

• Using a high shutter speed to freeze motion.

• Capturing images in low light conditions.

What is the effect of using a Low Horizon in a photograph?

• It makes the sky appear larger and more dominant.

• It creates a sense of balance and symmetry.

• It focuses attention on the foreground.

• It makes the ground appear larger and more dominant.