List of top Chitrakala Questions

How many hectometres are there in a kilometre?
How many decimetres are there in a decametre?
Diameter of a circle whose radius is 'r' will be:
Which design will be appropriate for room ceiling?
Which of the following pencil draws dark lines?
How many colours are there in a rainbow?
Mixture of which colours produces smoke colour?
Which colour is best for cloth painting?
Which design will be most suitable for the centre of the floor?
How many secondary colours are there?
Which is the opposite colour of yellow colour?
Which of the following pencil draws light lines?
What are the primary or main colours?
How many main colours are there?
Which is a hot colour?
Which is a neutral colour pair?
How many colours are there in Ostwald circle?
Which of the following is a secondary colour?
Paint a village morning scene in a rectangle of measurement 22 cm x 18 cm, leaving a border around it, on your answer sheet provided to you. Show the rising sun, small and tall trees, flying birds in the sky, in the painting. Use Whatman paper for watercolour and Pastel paper for pastel colours. Following points must be kept in your mind while painting:
(a) Right ratio and background
(b) Composition
(c) Application of harmonious colours
(d) Attraction and general effect

Paint a unitary Alpana design in a circle of diameter 20 cm, which should be proper for the Deepawali festival. The design must be based on Indian flowers, leaves, and buds. Tracing is not allowed. Use only three watercolours in the design painting. Keep in view the following points while painting the design:
(a) Unitary originality
(b) Rhythmic lining
(c) Selection of harmonious colours and application
(d) General effect and attraction

Draw a memory drawing of any one of the following with pencil. The drawing should not be less than 15 cm. Keep in view the following points in the drawing:
i) Beauty of lines
ii) Resemblance of the figures
Options:
(a) Mango with leaves
(b) Banana
(c) Brinjal
(d) Papaya

Instructions:
(i) Attempt any three out of the following five questions. All questions have equal marks.
(ii) In the construction, given lines and required lines must be clearly shown.
(iii) Do not erase construction lines.
(iv) Do all the rough work on white foolscap paper and stitch it with your answer
-sheet.
(a) Construct a triangle ABC with a perimeter of 12 cm, with sides in the ratio of 3:4:5.
b) Draw an indirect tangent line on two equal circles of radii 3 cm each and whose centres are 7 cm apart.
c) Construct a parallelogram ABCD whose two adjacent sides AB and AD are 5 cm and 6 cm, respectively, and the angle between these two is 60°. Construct a rectangle of equal area to the given parallelogram.
d) Construct a hexagon with its side equal to 5 cm.
e) Construct a simple scale, in which 4 cm represents 1 metre distance. Find its representative fraction and show 2 metres and 5 decimetres distance on it.

Draw a memory drawing of any one of the following by pencil. The drawing should not be less than 15 cm. Keep in view the following points in the drawing:
i) Beauty of lines
ii) Resemblance of the figures
Options:
(a) Open umbrella
(b) Mug and a bucket
(c) A pen kept on a book
(d) Table lamp

How many decimetres will be in a kilometre?
Which is the darkest pencil?