7. The type of drawing that focus more on land forms and activities /events on land is known as…………..

(a) Still-life drawing

(b) Nature drawing

(c) Landscape drawing

(d) Figure drawing

3. 3. One of the following materials could not be used for general drawing. 

(a) Charcoal

(b) Carrot

 (c) Pencil

 (d) Pastel

4. General drawing is the drawing of images to form a …………….

(a) Packet

(b) City

(c) Composition

(d) Compound

2. 2. One of the following options is an example of general drawing........... 

(a) A Cup

(b) A  store filled with lots of farm implements/tools

(c) A padlock

(d) A  Jersey

5. General drawing could be done on one of the following surface.

(a) Scroll

(b) Gas

(c) Water

(d) Air

6. One of the following options is not part of a landscape drawing composition………...

 (a) Foreground

(b) Background

(c) Horizon line

(d) Forward Plane

8. In a landscape drawing composition, figures that are far from the observer are................. in size compared to those ahead.

(a) Smaller

(b) Larger

(c) Visible

(d) Invincible

9.The drawing of activities taken place on a golf course is an example of…………drawing.

(a) Seascape drawing

(b) Landscape drawing

(c) Imaginative drawing

(d) Nature drawing.

10. The location on a picture plane where earth meets the sky is known as …………

.(a) Background

(b) Foreground

(c) Horizon line

(d) Vanishing point

11. A shape could be defined as one of the following............

(a) A beautiful design

(b) The outline of a space

(c) The outline of an object

(d) A unit of design

12. A line could be defined as one of the following

(a)  Outline of a an object

(b) Appearance of an object

(c) Extension of a dot

(d) Beautiful design

13.The outward appearance of an object is known as ..........

(a) Complexion

(b) Colour

(c) Shape

(d) Line

14.The degree to which something is rough or smooth is known as............

(a) Line

(b) Shape

(c) Texture

(d) Hue

15.The relative degree of lightness or darkness of a colour is known as..........

(a) Shape

(b) Space

(c) Value

(d) Colour

16. One of the following are two main colours used in making a Christmas decorations..........

        (a) Red and Green

        (b) Green and Gold

        (c) Gold and Green

        (d) Burnt sienna and Pink

17. A beautifully made decoration used to beautify our environment during Christmas season is called...............

(a) Christmas card

(b) Christmas decoration   

(c) Christmas cloth

(d) Christmas construction

18. One of the following could be used to write in a Christmas card ............

(a) Pen

 (b) Scissors

(c) Stapler

(d) Ribbon

19. An important material that could be used to attach or paste parts of Christmas card together is known as..........

(a) Water colour

(b) Scissors

(c) Adhesive/glue

(d) Ribbon

20. All, but not one of these options is not a Christmas decoration ................

(a) Tinsel

(b) Chenille stems

(c) Candy cane

(d) Gondola hat

21. A type of greeting card that bears message of good tidings sent to our well-wishers during the yuletide season is known as………….

(a) Birthday card

(b) Christmas card

(c) Wedding card

(d) Invitation card

22. All but one of the following is not used to accompany a Christmas card in our homes during Christmas time. 

(a) Wreath

(b) Snowman

(c) Santa Clause 

(d) Palm tree

23. One of the following would not be used to make snowflakes............ 

(a) Paper

(b) Cardboard 

(c) Wrapping paper

(d) Polythene bag

24.The two main colours used for making Christmas cards, will be one of the following options.

 (a) Green and White

 (b) Black and White 

 (c) Red and Green 

 (d) Gold and Green

25. 25. Christmas cards are sent to our loved one’s in one of the following months

(a) January

(b) February

(c) December

(d) October 

26. A ........... could be used to cut cardboard in order to make Christmas decoration.

(a) Adhesive

(b) Scissors

(c) Hammer

(d) Hand trowel

27. A Christmas decoration could be drawn on a cardboard with one of the following art tools.

(a) Gum

(b) Colour

(c) Charcoal

(d) Scissors 

28. A shape, that is always placed at the top of Christmas tree is known as……………

(a) Oval

(b) Cube

(c) Star

(d) Cone

29. A snow man has a ............ used to form its nose 

(a) Bean

(b) Pineapple

(c) Carrot

(d) Ball

30. Christmas  celebration comes up on 25th of December in remembrance of the ...................

(a) Birth of Joseph

(b) Birth of Christ

(c) Holy Mary

(d) Abraham

31. 31. The coarse feeling of sand is its………….

(a) Colour (b) Shape (c) Texture (d) Space

32. An ornament with a circle formation; mounted on the door at Christmas time is known as.............

(a) Christmas tree (b) Wreath (c) Snowflakes (d) Reindeer

33. A good combination of Red, Green, and Gold at………..would symbolize the nativity of Christ.

(a) Christmastide (b) Lunchtime (c) Time and tide (d) Tuesday Morning

34. The alliance ( combination ) of………could be used to enhance environmental decoration at Christmas time.

(a)Golden star and bells (b) Polish and brush (c) Broom and duster (d)Traffic light and siren alarm

5. 35 . We give Christmas cards during the yuletide season to send goodwill ……….. between people.

(a) Messages (b) Apologies (c) Menu  (d) Notice