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with ‘true’ answers, the question can be changed Answer: Texture
to require ‘False’ answer. 11. ____ and ____ can be used to show visual texture
1. _____ of art and design are the components or the Answer: Lines and tones
constituents of a work of art, particularly drawing.
12. _____ is the degree of tones and light on an
Answer: Elements object in drawing
2. Elements of art are the following except (a). Line, Answer: Value
Shape, Form, Space, Texture, Volume and Colour
(b). Shape, Form, Space, Texture, Volume and 13. _____ and _____ can be shown in drawing with
Colour and Rhythm (c). Line, Shape, Form, Space, the use of shading techniques.
Texture, Volume and Character (d). Line, Shape,
Answer: Value and texture
Form, Space, Texture, Volume and Tone
14. Shading techniques include one of the following
Answer: A
(a). Hatching (b). Cross-Hatching (c). Rubbing (d).
3. ____ is a path traced between two points Smudging/Blurring (e). Pointillism

Answer: A line Answer: All the options are correct

4. ____ have character, quality and direction 15. Tones on an object comprise of ____

Answer: Lines Answer: Highlight, Light tone, Semitone/Mid-

tone, Dark-tone and Shadow
5. ____ is made up of a combination of lines
16. Principles of art and design are _____
Answer: A shape
Answer: Balance, Dominance, Proportion,
6. _____ is a basic shape (a). Circle (b). Square (c). Rhythm and Unity
Triangle (d). Rectangle (e). all of the above
17. Rhythm is based on _____
Answer: E
Answer: Repetition, Contrast and similarity
7. Which of the following are example of forms (a).
Cube, Cylinder, Pyride, Cub (b). Cube, Cylinder, 18. _____ and _____ helps to emphasize elements of
Sphere, Pyramid or prism, Cone, Cuboid (c). art in a composition or design
Cube,Cylinder, Sphere, Pyramid or prism, Pyride,
Cub (d). Cube, Cylinder, Sphere, Pyramid or prism, Answer: Dominance and Subordination
Middle 19. Balance is divided into ____ and _____
Answer: B Answer: Symmetrical balance and Asymmetrical
8. ____ have volume balance.
Answer: Forms 20. The difference between shade and shadow is
____ (a). Tonal value (b). Shading value (c). Skill
9. _____ is the surface value of an object
value (d). Smudging value
Answer: Texture
Answer: Tonal value
21. Using dots to create effect of light and shade is 30. _____ is two-dimensional area that displays both
called ____ (a). Smudging (b). Pointillism (c). width and length (a). A ball (b). A curve (c). A line
Hatching (d). Cross Hatching (d). A shape

Answer: Pointillism Answer: A shape

22. When a form overlaps one another in drawing, it 31. ____ is not a shading techniques (a). Cross
is called ____ (a). Juxtaposed (b). Misplaced (c). hatching (b). Pointillism (c). Blurring (d). Highlight
Hidden-out (d). Adjusted
Answer: Highlight
Answer: Juxtaposed
32. ____ is the product of a relatively constant
23. The technique of drawing by which volume, repetition of a visual detail mostly on two-
texture and value are added to an image is known as dimensional surface (a). Harmony (b). Balance (c).
_____ (a). Drawing technique (b). Shading technique Rhythm (d). Pattern
(c). Shaping technique (d). Plotting technique
Answer: Pattern
Answer: Shading technique
33. The difference between representational drawing
24. The following are the types of shading techniques and the object is ____ (a). The former is imagery (b).
except (a). Blurring (b). Hatching (c). Cross-hatching The former is tactile (c). The former is textured (d).
(d). Dadaism The later is substantial

Answer: Dadaism Answer: The former is imagery

25. What is ‘shade’ in relation to colour mixture (a). 34. Path of many dots is also known as ____ (a).
Addition of black (b). Addition of white (c). Colour (b). Doting (c). Fine (d). Line
Extraction of colours (d). Combination of colours
Answer: Line
Answer: Addition of black
35. Linear form is defined as ____ (a). Lines and
26. Line is the simplest means of ____ (a). Manual forms combined (b). Lines of forms (c). Line made
communication (b). Bi-communication (c). Earlier with shapes (d). Form constructed by lines
communication (d). Visual communication
Answer: Form constructed by lines
Answer: Visual communication
36. An area with identifiable boundary is ____ (a).
27. One of the basic qualities of line is _____ (a). Space (b). Shape (c). Sharp (d). Border
Point (b). Scratch (c). Tip (d). Thickness
Answer: Shape
Answer: Thickness
37. The opposite of geometric shape is ____ (a).
28. Human beings are usually in the state of motion Biological shape (b). Organic shape (c).
when our bodies are ____ to the ground (a). Psychological shape (c). Chemical shape
Horizontal (b). Monomer (c). Elastic (d). Diagonal
Answer: Organic shape
Answer: Diagonal
38. When components of two sides of a drawing do
29. What kind of directional lines governs the not match, this is referred to as ___ (a).
organization of a dome (a). Straight lines (b). Asymmetrical (b). Diagrammatical (c). Metrical (d).
Diagonal lines (c). Perpendicular lines (d). Tactical
Curvilinear lines
Answer: Asymmetrical
Answer: Curvilinear lines
39. The most appropriate type of shading for
depicting a woolly material is ____ (a). Hatching (b).
Pointillism (c). Smudging (d). Rubbing

Answer: Smudging
40. In principle of design, how could these geometric 50. ____ is the technique of shading dots to create
shapes could be referred to (a). Discord (b). Similar effect of light and shade
(c). Identical (d). Symmetrical
Answer: Pointillism
Answer: Identical (Check the diagram in your
manual page 9) 51. In a shaded work of drawing, there must always
be a _____ directly opposite the source of light

Answer: Shadow
41. The figure above represents ____ line
52. Artist generally read a curved line more slowly
Answer: Spiral (Check the diagram in your than a straight one.
manual page 9)
Answer: True
42. The illustration above represents ____ as a
principle of design 53. HB is the lightest B-pencil

Answer: Rhythm (Check the diagram in your Answer: True

manual page 9) 54. Chiaroscuro is the same thing as tonal value
43. In the illustration above, label ‘A’ is (a). Shadow Answer: True
(b). Dark tone (c). Mid-tone (d). Highlight
55. In object representation, an artist develops skill in
Answer: Highlight (Check the diagram in your (a). Observation and drawing (b). Painting and
manual page 10) playing (c). Drawing and merry (d). Observation and
44. In the illustration above, label ‘B’ represents (a). slight-seeing
Shadow (b). Dark tone (c). Mid-tone (d). Highlight Answer: Observation and drawing
Answer: Mid-tone (Check the diagram in your 56. One of the principles of art and design is ____
manual page 10) (a). Line (b). Space (c). Rhythm (d). Colour
45. In the illustration above, label ‘C’ identifies (a). Answer: Rhythm
Shadow (b). Dark tone (c). Mid-tone (d). Highlight
57. Elements of art and design include ___ (a).
Answer: Dark tone (Check the diagram in your Rhythm and line (b). Colour and texture (c). Colour
manual page 10) and balance (d). Line and dominance
46. In the illustration above, label ‘D’ points to (a). Answer: Colour and texture (Check question 2
Shadow (b). Dark tone (c). Mid-tone (d). Highlight where they are all mentioned)
Answer: Shadow (Check the diagram in your 58. Balance is achieved in art and design in two ways
manual page 10) (a). Scale and symmetry (b). Vanishing and scale (c).
47. Tonal value means shading Size and synchromatics (d). Symmetry and
Asymmetry
Answer: True
Answer: Symmetry and Asymmetry
48. Geometric shapes are usually bordered by lines
59. Shape defines (a). Out-line of a space (b).
Answer: True Vacuum (c). The mass of space (d). Form

49. A bird that flew from the central library to the Answer: Out-line of a space
one thousand two hundred (1200) seater hall in a
lateral direction could be said to have drawn a ___ 60. Space as an element of art refers to ___ (a). A
given distance between two points (b). Area enclosed
Answer: Straight line by line (c). Line of horizon

Answer: A given distance between two points

61. Shape as an element of art refers to ____ (a). A 70. Even distribution of weight around a central axis
given distance between two points (b). Area enclosed means (a). Balance (b). Contrast (c). Emphasis (d).
by line (c). Line of horizon Proportion

Answer: Area enclosed by line Answer: Balance

62. The followings are principles of art and design
except (a). Balance (b). Rhythm (c). Dominance (d). 71. Rhythm implies ____ in design (a). Emphasis (b).
Colour Focus (c). Repetition (d). Variety

Answer: Colour (Check question 16) Answer: Repetition

63. The following are elements of art and design 72. Three-dimensional art processes ____ (a).
except ___ (a). Space (b). Shape (c). Rhythm (d). Breadth and Length (b). Length and Breadth and
Colour shape (c). Length, Width and Height (d). Shape and
Answer: Rhythm (Check question 2) Form

64. ___ is a combination of units which are similar in Answer: Length, Width and Height
one or more aspect (a). Variety (b). Harmony (c).
Repetition (d). Colour 73. Two-dimensional art processes _____ (a).
Breadth and Length (b). Length and Breadth and
Answer: Repetition shape (c). Length, Width and Height (d). Shape and
65. A straight broad vertical line suggest one of the Form
followings. (a). Contrapposto (b). Elegant (c).
Loftiness (d). Stability Answer: Breadth and Length

Answer: Stability 74. In a composition, an object or figure occupies

____ (a). Linear void (b). Positive space (c). Negative
66. A simple way of balancing or unifying a work of space (d). Plausible space
art is through ___ (a). Logical process (c). Diagonal
process (c). Horizontal process (d). Symmetriical Answer: Positive space
process
75. One of the following does not belong to the
Answer: Symmetrical process family of elements of design. (a). Texture (b). Colour
(c). Line (d). Dominance
67. The arrangement of dissimilar shapes or forms to
achieve a balanced work is known as _____ (a). Answer: Dominance
Symmetrical balance (b). Conjugate balance (c).
Modular balance (d). Asymmetrical balance 76. One of these is a principle of art and design (a).
Colour (b). Line (c). Plane (d). Rhythm
Answer: Asymmetrical balance
Answer: Rhythm
68. _____ is the relationship established between
significantly different element in art (a). Unity (b). 77. Areas of specialization in arts include one of the
Harmony (c). Balance (d). Contrast these (a). Calligraphy (b). Lettering (c). Sketching
(d). Textile design
Answer: Contrast
Answer: Textile design
69. Repetition, Similarity and discord are ____ of art
and design (a). Elements (b). Principles (c).
Fundamentals (d). Basics

Answer: Principles
78. Visual art is divided into ____ and ____ arts (a). 88. In the visual arts, line performs many functions
Fine and Applied (b). Fine and Drama (c). Music and and configurations
Drama (d). Applied and planning
Answer: True
Answer: Fine and Applied
89. Pattern is area of relatively constant repetition,
79. The above diagram represents ____ as an element while rhythm is distinguished by variation.
of design
Answer: True
Answer: Shape (Check the diagram in your
manual page 18) 90. ____ is from light

80. The illustration above represents ____ as a Answer: Colour

principle of design
91. Without _____ there can be no colour
Answer: Dominance (Check the diagram in your
manual page 19) Answer: Light

81. The illustration above represents ____ as a 92. Scientific colour derived from white light, is
principle of design. different from artists colour called _____

Answer: Repetition (Check the diagram in your Answer: PIGMENT

manual page 19)
93. _____ are produced from plants, soil and some
82. Two of these are elements of art (a). Line (b). chemicals.
Graduation (c). Hue (d). Texture
Answer: Colour pigments
Answer: Line and Texture
94. Primary colours are ____
83. Two of these are principle of art (a). Line (b).
Graduation (c). Balance (d). Repetition Answer: Red, Yellow and Blue

Answer: Balance and Repetition 95. Secondary colours are _____

84. Rhythm is one of the _____ of art and design Answer: Orange, Green and violet

Answer: Principle 96. _____ are achieved by the mixture of two colours
i.e. one primary colour and one secondary colour.
85. _____ is a certain point in a design which is
highlighted or emphasized as centre of interest Answer: Tertiary colour

Answer: Dominance 97. ______ are white and Black

86. An artist needs a basic understanding of ____ and Answer: Neutral colours
____ of art in order to have a good design.
98. All the colours can be represented on a _____
Answer: Elements and Principles
Answer: Colour wheel
87. Elements of design cannot be referred to as the
building blocks of a visual art object. 99. ______ are colours that are opposite each other
on the colour wheel
Answer: True
Answer: Complementary colours
100. Properties of colour are _____ 110. When green and yellow colours are mixed
together in equal proportion, the formed colour falls
Answer: Hue, Value and Intensity under (a). Harmonious (b). Intermediate (c).
Secondary (d). Remedial
101. Monochrome means _____
Answer: Intermediate
Answer: One colour
111. When an equal proportion of yellow and red
102. ______ are adjacent to one another on the colour colours are mixed together, it will give ____ colour
wheel (a). Green (b). Orange (c). Purple (d). Black

Answer: Analogous colours Answer: Orange

103. ______ is addition of white to a hue 112. When an equal proportion of blue and red
colours are mixed together, it will give ____ colour
Answer: Tint (a). Green (b). Orange (c). Purple (d). Black

104. _____ is addition of black to a hue Answer: Purple

Answer: Tone 113. When an equal proportion of yellow and blue

colours are mixed together, it will give ____ colour
105. A mixture of equal proportions of colours green (a). Green (b). Orange (c). Purple (d). Black
and yellow result in _____ (a). Mixed colour (b).
Tertiary colour (c). Premier colour (d). Secondary Answer: Green
colour
114. A good football coach will have his team’s room
Answer: Tertiary colour painted ____ to create a relaxing atmosphere in a
cool colour (a). Red (b). Yellow (c). Blue (d). Orange
106. A tinted colour contains a particular colour and
_____ (a). White (b). Blue (c). Red (d). Rainbow Answer: Blue

Answer: White 115. ____ colour is produced by mixing a secondary

colour with an adjacent primary colour (a).
107. Which of the following is similar to colour (a). Secondary (b). Primary (c). Complimentary (d).
Hew (b). Hue (c). Shoe (d). Hewn Tertiary

Answer: Hue Answer: Tertiary

108. Who discovered the colour spectrum by 116. Green and blue are described as ____ (a). Warm
allowing sunlight beam to pass through a glass colours (b). Sharp colours (c). Little colours (d). Cool
prism? (a). Michael Angelo (b). Sir Ahmadu Bello colours
(c). Sir Isaac Newton (d). Sir Isaac Wilberforce
Answer: Cool colours
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton
117. Red and orange are described as ___ (a). Warm
109. The subtle meeting point between light and dark colours (b). Sharp colours (c). Little colours (d). Cool
areas of an object is called (a). Tonal value (b). colours
Intensity (c). Middle tone (d). High tone
Answer: Warm colour
Answer: Middle tone
118. The relative brightness or dullness of a colour is 128. The combination and the arrangement of colours
artistically referred to as _____ (a). Complimentary in a circle gives ____ (a). Primary colour (b).
(b). Cool (c). Warm (d). Intensity Secondary colour (c). Tertiary colour (c). Colour
wheel
Answer: Intensity
Answer: Colour wheel
119. Another name for colour is ___ (a). Chroma (b).
Reflection (c). Shape (d). Hue 129. In the illustration above, label ‘A’ is (a). Orange
(b). Green (c). Purple (d). Grey
Answer: Hue
Answer: Orange (Check the diagram in your
120. One of these is not an element of art and design manual page 29)
(a). Colour (b). Line (c). Rhythm (c). Shape
130. In the illustration above, label ‘B’ is (a). Orange
Answer: Rhythm (b). Green (c). Purple (d). Grey

Answer: Green (Check the diagram in your

121. Achromatic means ___ (a). With hue (b). manual page 29)
Without hue (c). Blue colour (d). Pale colour
131. In the illustration above, label ‘C’ is (a). Orange
Answer: Without hue (b). Green (c). Purple (d). Grey
123. Who performed the experiment of colour theory Answer: Purple (Check the diagram in your
in 1666 (a). Sir Johnson Newton (b). Sir Isaac manual page 29)
Newton (c). Sir Abraham Newton (d). Mr. Newton
Johnson 132. In the illustration above, label ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’
are ____ colour (a). Tertiary (b). Primary (c).
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton Secondary (d). Tint

Answer: Secondary
124. The lightness of colour is better known as ___
(a). Shade (b). Tint (c). Colouring (d). Mixing 133. ____ and ____ are neutral colours (a). Black (b).
Red (c). Green (d). White
Answer: Tint
Answer: Black and White
125. The darkness of colour is better known as ____
134. ____, ____ and ____ are examples of warm
(a). Shade (b). Tint (c). Colouring (d). Mixing
colours (a). Red (b). Yellow (c). Orange (d). Green
Answer: Shade Answer: Red, Yellow and Orange

126. Which of these are primary colours? (a). 135. Green is a mixture of ____ and ____ (a). Red
Orange and Blue (b). Blue and Yellow (c). Green and (b). Yellow (c). Blue (d). Black
Red (d). Yellow and Indigo
Answer: Yellow and Blue
Answer: Blue and yellow 136. Orange is a mixture of ____ and ____ (a). Red
(b). Yellow (c). Blue (d). Green
127. Colours that are associated with sunlight are
known as ____ colours (a). Cool (b). Receding (c). Answer: Red and Yellow
Warm (d). Aggressive
137. Purple is a mixture of ____ and ____ (a). Red
(b). Yellow (c). Blue (d). Black
Answer: Warm
Answer: Red and Blue
138. ____ and ____ colours are the example of a 148. All objects above the eye-level are drawn _____
complimentary colours on a colour wheel (a). Red and all objects below the eye-level are drawn _____
(b). Blue (c). Green (d). Purple
Answer: Above the horizon-line and below the
Answer: Red and Green horizon-line
139. ____ and ____ colours are the example of a
complimentary colours on a colour wheel (a). Yellow 149. In _____ perspective, objects are viewed from
(b). Blue (c). Green (d). Purple angles that are not linear. For example, an object
which is viewed from below.
Answer: Yellow and Purple
Answer: Angular perspective
140. ____ and ____ colours are the example of a
complimentary colours on a colour wheel (a). Red 150. In _____ perspective, objects are viewed from
(b). Blue (c). Purple (d). Orange above. For example, if a house is viewed at aerial
Answer: Red and Purple position only the roof will be seen.

141. _____ is a principle of drawing that is applied to Answer: Aerial perspective

show three-dimensionally on a two-dimensional
surface 151. When ____ is applied in the drawing of a human
figure, the limbs or body parts seen from different
Answer: Perspective views appear foreshortened.
142. ____, _____ and _____ are types of perspective
Answer: Perspective
Answer: Linear, Angular and Aerial
152. Objects appear smaller with distance in _____
143. ____ and _____ perspective can be seen from
one point or two point Answer: Perspective drawing
Answer: Linear and Angular
153. ____ become fainter or paler with distance in
144. In ____, the line of horizon separates the sky perspective painting
from the ground
Answer: Colours
Answer: Linear perspective
154. The imaginary line in the distance at which the
145. ____ is synonymous with the horizon-line sky and the foreground appears to meet is called ____
(a). Vanishing point (b). Line of horizon (c). Point of
Answer: The eye-level line intersection (d). Oblique line

146. _____ appear to disappear at a point called the Answer: Line of horizon
vanishing point
155. The point of convergence at which every object
Answer: All parallel lines seem to disappear in perspective drawing is the ____
(a). Terminus (b). Horizontal point (v). Location
147. All parallel lines appear to disappear at a point point (d). Vanishing point
called _____
Answer: Vanishing point
Answer: The vanishing point
156. In perspective drawing objects seem to 164. Perspective in drawing developed during the
disappear into a converging point known as ____ (a). ____ period (a). Classical (b). Renaissance (c. Greek
Vanishing point (b). Location point (c). Terminal (d). Roman
point (d). Line of horizon
Answer: Renaissance
Answer: Vanishing point
165. Imaginary line where the earth meets the sky is
157. ____ is principle of art that shows three also known as ___ (a). Line of vanishing (b). Line of
dimensionality or distance on a two-dimensional horizon (c). Parallel line (d). Perspective line
surface. (a). Pitesti (b). Prospective (c). Perspective
(d). Perceptive Answer: Line of horizon

Answer: Perspective 166. The elementary law of optics where objects get
smaller with distance is known as (a). Foreshortening
158. ____ is the art of showing the sizes of objects in (b). Perspective (c). Chiaroscuro (d). Tint
space as they really appear to the eyes of the
observer. (a). Leaner’s perspective (b). Lunar Answer: Perspective
perspective (c). Linear perspective (d). Linniar
perspective 167. One of the following is an odd word (a). Linear
perspective (b). Angular perspective (c). Aerial
Answer: Linear perspective perspective (d). Parallel perspective

159. If a house is viewed from aerial perspective Answer: Parallel perspective

which part of the house will be seen? (a). Front (b).
Back (c). Roof (d). Side 168. ____ is the art of showing sizes of objects in
space as they appear to the eyes of the observers (a).
Answer: Roof Principles of art and design (b). Elements of art and
design (c). Elementary line (d). Linear perspective
160. The line of horizon is represented by ____ (a).
Vanishing point (b). Eye-level line (c). Sky (d). Answer: Linear perspective
Picture line
169. Define perspective drawing (A). A drawing of
Answer: Eye-level line three-dimensional form on a two dimensional surface
(b). Creation of an illusion of depth on a three-
161. Below the eye-level line is the ____ (a). Sky (b). dimensional surface (c). Drawing of human being in
Ground (c). Sea (d). Vanishing point profile (d). Representation of form or shape on a
plane
Answer: Ground
Answer: A
162. Straight lines that are parallel appears to meet at
____ (a). Vanishing point (b). Eye-level (c). 170. The artist makes drawings/paintings within a
Foreground (d). Visual point picture ____ (a). Foreshortening (b). Lettering (c).
Perspective (d). Plane
Answer: Vanishing point
Answer: Plane
163. Perspective that is seen from below eye-level is
called ____ (a). Angular (b). Linear (c). Eye (d). 172. When an artist represents a distant object from
Aerial the observer on a diminutive scale, it is ____ (a).
Colour (b). Texture (c). Linear perspective (d).
Answer: Aerial Rhythm

Answer: Linear perspective

173. The illustration above shows the objects at 181. The farther the colour, the paler it is. This is the
different point of perspective. ‘A’ indicates (a). principle of _____ perspective
Below eye level (b). Above eye level (c). Eye level
(d). Line of horizon Answer: Aerial

Answer: Below eye level (Check the diagram in 182. ____ is based on elementary law of optics where
your manual page 40) distant objects appear smaller and more faint than
near objects.
174. The illustration above shows the objects at Answer: Perspective
different point of perspective. ‘B’ indicates (a).
Below eye level (b). Above eye level (c). Eye level 183. The three types of perspective in drawing are
(d). Line of horizon _______, ________ and ______

Answer: Eye level (Check the diagram in your Answer: Linear, Angular and Aerial
manual page 40)
184. As “Vanishing point” is synonymous to “centre
175. The illustration above shows the objects at of vision” eye level is synonymous to ____
different point of perspective. ‘C’ indicates (a). Answer: Horizon line
Below eye level (b). Above eye level (c). Eye level
(d). Line of horizon 185. Vanishing point in perspective drawing is the
farthest distance in the drawing
Answer: Above eye level (Check the diagram in
your manual page 40) Answer: True

176. The illustration above shows the objects at 186. When objects move farther they get bigger in
different point of perspective. ‘D’ indicates (a). perspective
Below eye level (b). Above eye level (c). Vanishing Answer: False
point (d). Line of horizon
187. Atmospheric perspective is the same as Aerial
Answer: Vanishing point (Check the diagram in perspective
your manual page 40)
Answer: False
177. The illustration above shows the objects at
188. Foreshortening in drawing is a type of
different point of perspective. ‘E’ indicates (a).
perspective
Below eye level (b). Above eye level (c). Eye level
(d). Line of horizon Answer: True
Answer: Line of horizon (Check the diagram in 189. All parallel lines in a perspective drawing
your manual page 40) appear to converge at the _____
178. Objects at a distance appear smaller and paler Answer: Vanishing point
than objects at a closer range
190. _____ is an artistic method adopted in writing
Answer: True the alphabetic symbols, letters A to Z.
179. The point at which every object seems to diffuse Answer: Lettering
into disappearance in perspective is called ____
191. _____ and ______ are two forms of lettering
Answer: Vanishing point
Answer: Pen and Block lettering
180. The imaginary line in the distance at which the
sky and the foreground appear to meet is called 192. _______ is also called calligraphy or script
lettering. The letters are written freely by hand and
Answer: Line of horizon are not drawn

Answer: Pen lettering

193. _____ are made up of Roman letters, Gothic 205. ____ is most important characteristic of good
letters, Italics and Text letters lettering (a). Straight (b). Curve (c). Creativity (d).
Legibility
Answer: Block letters
Answer: Legibility
194. Elements of letters are _____, ______ and
______ 206. Font is synonymous to ___ (a). Face (b). Latter
face (c). Lettering (d). Type face
Answer: Weight, Width and Character
Answer: Type face
195. The correct spacing for letters is necessary in
order to create ____ to avoid cramped words or 207. A letter without cross lines to finish principal
spaced out letters and to ensure legibility. strokes is known as ____ (a). San-serif (b). Sands-
sheriff (c). Sheriff-sans (d). Sheriff-san
Answer: Evenness
Answer: San-serif
196. The weight of letters can be group as Lightface,
Standard, _______ or Extra bold 208. The art of writing letterings with pen is ___ (a).
Construction (b). Calligraphy (c). Technical writing
Answer: Bold face (d). Handwriting
197. The width of letters can be grouped as Extended, Answer: Calligraphy
________, Condensed or extra-condensed.
209. What type of lettering has the combination of
Answer: Standard bold and thin strokes (a). Gothic lettering (b). Roman
198. The character of letters shows ideals, Emotions lettering (c). Italics lettering (d). Roman gothic
and _______ of words Answer: Roman lettering
Answer: Meaning 210. Which one of the following is used to describe a
199. A good lettering must be ______ good quality lettering (a). Line (b). Legibility (c).
Bold (d). Shading
Answer: Legible
Answer: Legibility
200. A type face can also be called _____
211. The type face of letterings label “i” is (a).
Answer: Font Gothic (b). Romans (c). Scripts (d). Italics
201. The important characteristic of a good lettering is Answer: Gothic (Check the diagram in your
______ (a). Legibility (b). Accessibility (c). Legality manual page 49)
(d). Feasibility
212. The type face of letterings label “ii” is (a).
Answer: Legibility Gothic (b). Romans (c). Scripts (d). Italics
202. The other name for the face of a type or letter is Answer: Romans (Check the diagram in your
____ (a). Front (b). Plant (c). Plot (d). Font manual page 49)
Answer: Font 213. The type face of letterings label “iii” is (a).
Gothic (b). Romans (c). Scripts (d). Italics
203. The sizes of the following Gothic letters are wider
than others (a). F, W (b). C, Y (c). M, W (d). Y, W Answer: Scripts (Check the diagram in your
manual page 49)
Answer: M, W
214. In constructing Gothic capital letters A – H,
204. A good lettering must be ____ (a). Legible (b).
which alphabets have curved lines?
Gothic (c). Romantic (d). 3cm by 5cm
Answer: G, B, C and D
Answer: Legible
215. The sizes of Gothic letters A to Z measure 3cm 227. Calligraphy is another name for ____ (a). Gothic
by 5cm except letters ____ and ____ lettering (b). Text lettering (c). Pen lettering (d).
Block lettering
Answer: I, M and W
Answer: Pen lettering
216. The types of lettering are block lettering and
____ (a). Pen lettering (b). Pencil lettering (c). Biro 228. Q: When letters are cramped together they
lettering (d). Straight lettering become ____ (a). Legible (b). Not legible (c).
Emotional (d0. Calligraphic
Answer: Pen lettering
Answer: Not legible
217. Which of the following is not a type of Block
lettering (a). Gothic (b). Text (c). Roman (d). 229. The best lettering for a Signpost is ____ (a).
American Italics (b). Calligraphy (c). Gothic (d). Text

Answer: American Answer: Gothic

218. Elements of lettering are weight, width and ____ 230. The art of writing letters is called (a).
(a). Text (b). Face (c). Character (d). Space Calligraphy (b). Lettering (c). Impreso (d). Drawing

Answer: Character Answer: Lettering

219. Roman letters have Serifs 231. Freehand lettering is also known as (a). Pen
lettering (b). Hand lettering (C). Free lettering (d).
Answer: Yes Block lettering
220. “Light” and “Bold” can be used to describe the Answer: Pen lettering
____ of letters (a). Width (b). Space (c). Weight (d).
Emotion 232. The letter W needs more writing space than the
letter E
Answer: Weight
Answer: True
221. Calligraphy means (a). Pen lettering (b). Block
lettering (c). Handwriting (d). Roman lettering 233. Q: Roman lettering is San-serif

Answer: Pen lettering Answer: False

222. Gothic letters are San-serifs? 234. Q: Legibility is vital in lettering

Answer: Yes Answer: True

223. Q: Capital letters and lower case letters are the 235. Q: Pen letters are constructed or drawn
same size when written together.
Answer: No
Answer: False
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226. Q: Without letters, there cannot be writing

Answer: True