General Knowledge in Art Mock 2026

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Art that is made mainly for its beauty rather than for use is

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The name of a colour, such as red or blue, is its

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The part of a composition that attracts the eye first is the

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Red, orange and yellow are often described as

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The Akan wooden doll associated with fertility and beauty is the

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Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region is known for

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The famous painting "Mona Lisa" was painted by

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The period of revival of classical art and learning in Europe in the 14th to 16th centuries is the

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Art that is made mainly to be useful, such as a pot or a basket, is

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A three-dimensional shape with length, width and depth is

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Art that does not represent real objects but uses shapes and colours freely is

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The relative lightness or darkness of a colour is called

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The study of beauty and taste in art is

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The element of design that describes the lightness or darkness of a colour is

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The brightness or dullness of a colour is its

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The principle of design that shows a regular repetition of elements is

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The principle of design concerned with the relationship of sizes of parts to the whole is

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The empty space around and between objects in a design is

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Colours next to each other on the colour wheel, such as blue, blue-green and green, are

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Ife and Benin are famous for their ancient

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The method of casting metal using a wax model is the

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Asante gold weights (abrammuo) were traditionally used to

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Nok terracotta sculptures were found in present-day

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Ahwiaa in the Ashanti Region is noted for

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Ntonso in the Ashanti Region is noted for

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The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel was painted by

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The art movement that tried to capture the effects of light, led by Claude Monet, is

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The art movement associated with dreamlike images and Salvador Dalí is

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The Ghanaian sculptor famous for works made from bottle caps and metal scraps is

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The Ghana national flag was designed by

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The arrangement of elements so that no part dominates and the whole looks complete is

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Repetition of an element at regular intervals creates

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The chi wara antelope headdress is associated with the

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The Adinkra symbol "Dwennimmen" (ram's horns) stands for

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

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Cubism was developed by Pablo Picasso and

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The Ghanaian artist who designed the state regalia and the Speaker's chair of the First Republic was

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The designer of Ghana's national coat of arms was

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Ewe kente differs from Asante kente mainly in its

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The Baroque style is known for

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The Akan gold weights were cast using the

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Pointillism uses

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The golden ratio, often used in composition, is approximately

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Atmospheric (aerial) perspective creates depth by making distant objects

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Chiaroscuro refers to

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Simultaneous contrast means colours appear different depending on

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The motif "Fihankra" in Adinkra symbolises

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Nok terracotta heads are noted for

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Fauvism is characterised by

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African sculpture influenced early 20th-century