Introduction To Visual Communication Set 3

Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia (BA Multimedia)

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This set of Introduction to Visual Communication Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Introduction To Visual Communication Set 3

Q1 | Rhythm
  • alteration in sequence
  • abnormal change
  • equilibrium of elements
  • surface feel of an object.
Answer: alteration in sequence
Q2 | Balance
  • difference in elements
  • surface feel of an object.
  • the equilibrium of elements
  • abnormal change
Answer: the equilibrium of elements
Q3 | Texture
  • difference in elements
  • difference in image
  • none of the above
  • the surface feel of an object.
Answer: the surface feel of an object.
Q4 | Design
  • scheme of pictorial construction
  • organized collection of work.
  • post production
  • none of the above
Answer: scheme of pictorial construction
Q5 | Three-dimensional:
  • height, width, and depth.
  • height, and width
  • height, and depth
  • none of the above
Answer: height, width, and depth.
Q6 | Two-dimensional
  • height, width, and depth.
  • height, and width
  • height, and depth
  • none of the above
Answer: height, and width
Q7 | Realism
  • real life
  • abstract
  • pointillism
  • none of the above
Answer: real life
Q8 | Neo-Realism
  • real life
  • abstract
  • pointillism
  • emphasis on detail.
Answer: emphasis on detail.
Q9 | Impressionism
  • impression by the effects of light
  • abstract
  • pointillism
  • emphasis on detail.
Answer: impression by the effects of light
Q10 | Neo-Impressionism
  • impression by the effects of light
  • abstract
  • pointillism
  • emphasis on the visual impression
Answer: emphasis on the visual impression
Q11 | Expressionism
  • painting express emotional experience
  • abstract
  • pointillism
  • emphasis on detail
Answer: painting express emotional experience
Q12 | Spectrum
  • the saturation or strength of a color
  • the band of individual colors
  • factors of hue, value, and intensity
  • a hue at a darker value
Answer: the band of individual colors
Q13 | Intensity
  • the saturation or strength of a color
  • the band of individual colors
  • factors of hue, value, and intensity
  • a hue at a darker value
Answer: the saturation or strength of a color
Q14 | Value
  • amount of light reflected
  • a hue at a lighter value
  • a hue at a darker value
  • the reflection source of light
Answer: amount of light reflected
Q15 | Tint
  • amount of light reflected
  • a hue at a lighter value
  • a hue at a darker value
  • the reflection source of light
Answer: a hue at a lighter value
Q16 | Shade
  • amount of light reflected
  • a hue at a lighter value
  • a hue at a darker value
  • the reflection source of light
Answer: a hue at a darker value
Q17 | Which among the following is a design element?
  • value
  • colour
  • space
  • all of the above
Answer: all of the above
Q18 | ………. refers to the space of a shape representing the subject matter.
  • positive space
  • negative space
  • form
  • value
Answer: positive space
Q19 | An element of art that refers to the lightness or darkness of a color is a ………..
  • value
  • form
  • space
  • intensity
Answer: value
Q20 | Complementary colors are used to create….
  • contrast
  • value
  • density
  • none of the above
Answer: contrast
Q21 | …………………colors are tints and shades of one color.
  • monochromatic colors
  • dichromatic colours
  • monolithic colours
  • bichromatic colours
Answer: monochromatic colors
Q22 | ………….. colors are a group of colors that consist of reds, yellows, and oranges.
  • cool
  • warm
  • uv
  • red
Answer: warm
Q23 | ……….. colors are group of colors that consist of purples, greens, and blues.
  • warm
  • cool
  • blue
  • pale
Answer: cool
Q24 | An element of art that is three dimensional (height, width, and depth) and encloses Volume
  • line
  • form
  • shape
  • none of the above
Answer: form
Q25 | The concept of ……………… describes the relationship between the individual parts and the whole ofa composition.
  • unity
  • balance
  • rhythm
  • dominance
Answer: unity
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