Art and Design Foundation Mock 2024

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Akuaba dolls of the Asante are traditionally associated with

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Kente colours carry meanings; gold usually represents

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The art of weaving baskets from straw is common in

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The content of an artwork refers to

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Aesthetics is the study of

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Art that represents objects as they appear in real life is

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The Kumasi College of Art at KNUST has trained many Ghanaian

Question 8 of 50

Vincent van Gogh is known for

Question 9 of 50

In many Ghanaian cultures, black and red cloth is worn at

Question 10 of 50

White in Ghanaian culture often symbolises

Question 11 of 50

Plagiarism in art and design means

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CAD software allows designers to

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Space in art refers to

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Rhythm in design is created by

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Texture that can be felt is

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Blue, green and violet are

Question 17 of 50

Hue is

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Drawing from memory is

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Cross-hatching creates darker tones by

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Kente is woven on a

Question 21 of 50

Bead making in Ghana uses

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Leonardo da Vinci painted

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A potter's wheel is used for

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Glaze is

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Linguist staffs (okyeame poma) carry carved symbols that represent

Question 26 of 50

Sirigu in the Upper East Region is famous for

Question 27 of 50

In art, "form" refers to

Question 28 of 50

Art that appeals to the sense of touch is called

Question 29 of 50

Ablade Glover is a Ghanaian artist known for

Question 30 of 50

Contemporary African art often explores themes of

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Surrealism, led by artists such as Salvador Dalí, explored

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Pop Art used images from

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Expressionism focused on

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Formalism judges art mainly by its

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Copyright protects

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User-centred design focuses on

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Asymmetrical balance uses

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Variety in design adds

Question 39 of 50

Tertiary colours are made by mixing

Question 40 of 50

Intensity (saturation) refers to

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A viewfinder helps an artist to

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Vume in the Volta Region is noted for

Question 43 of 50

Adinkra cloth was traditionally worn for

Question 44 of 50

Claude Monet was a leading

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Frida Kahlo was a

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Wedging clay is done to

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Leather-hard clay is

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A monochromatic colour scheme uses

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Asante kente patterns often carry

Question 50 of 50

Body art such as tribal marks traditionally showed