Art and Design Foundation Mock 2025

Question 1 of 50

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Question 2 of 50

The first stage of the design process is usually

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The art of a people mainly reflects their

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Which is an example of indigenous Ghanaian textile art?

Question 5 of 50

Texture in art appeals mainly to the sense of

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The main point of interest that draws the viewer's eye in a composition is the

Question 7 of 50

At many Ghanaian funerals, black and red cloths symbolise

Question 8 of 50

In Ghanaian culture, gold colour commonly symbolises

Question 9 of 50

Presenting someone else's artwork as your own is

Question 10 of 50

The path of a moving point is a

Question 11 of 50

Making one part of an artwork stand out is

Question 12 of 50

Blue, green and violet are called

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A drawing tool made from burnt willow sticks is

Question 14 of 50

Rubbing pencil marks with a finger or stump to create smooth tone is

Question 15 of 50

A thick, creamy mixture of clay and water used to join clay pieces is

Question 16 of 50

A three-dimensional shape with height, width and depth is a

Question 17 of 50

Making one part of a work stand out as the focal point is

Question 18 of 50

Red, orange and yellow are called

Question 19 of 50

Drawing what you see in front of you is

Question 20 of 50

A quick, loose drawing made to capture the main idea is a

Question 21 of 50

Building pots with rolls of clay is the

Question 22 of 50

Liquid clay used to join pieces of clay is

Question 23 of 50

Cubism is mainly associated with

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The Ghanaian-born sculptor El Anatsui is best known for large hangings made from

Question 25 of 50

Clay that has been fired once without glaze is called

Question 26 of 50

Akuaba dolls of the Asante are traditionally carried by women who

Question 27 of 50

In an artwork, "content" refers to

Question 28 of 50

The national flag of Ghana was designed by

Question 29 of 50

Ghana's Coat of Arms was designed by

Question 30 of 50

Ablade Glover is known for paintings of crowded markets and townscapes made with

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Impressionism took its name from Claude Monet's painting

Question 32 of 50

Salvador Dalí is a leading artist of

Question 33 of 50

Andy Warhol's images of soup cans and celebrities belong to

Question 34 of 50

The design principle "form follows function", associated with Louis Sullivan, means

Question 35 of 50

Adobe Illustrator and Inkscape are mainly used to create

Question 36 of 50

Lines in a picture that guide the viewer's eye towards the focal point are

Question 37 of 50

The principle that guides the viewer's eye around a work is

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Balance in which different objects of equal visual weight are placed on either side is

Question 39 of 50

Red, blue and yellow mixed in equal amounts produce

Question 40 of 50

Mixing a colour with its complement makes it

Question 41 of 50

Mixing a primary and a neighbouring secondary colour gives a

Question 42 of 50

The Adinkra symbol "Dwennimmen" (ram's horns) represents

Question 43 of 50

The Adinkra symbol "Nyame Dua" (God's tree) represents

Question 44 of 50

The art of ancient Egypt is known for

Question 45 of 50

Colours next to each other on the colour wheel are

Question 46 of 50

Ahwiaa in the Ashanti Region is noted for

Question 47 of 50

Krobo in the Eastern Region is famous for

Question 48 of 50

The Akan stool is traditionally carved from

Question 49 of 50

El Anatsui is a Ghanaian artist famous for

Question 50 of 50

Clay that has been fired once without glaze is