Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 10 (CBSE) · Art Education
Chapter: Chapter 2 — Chapter 2: Applied Art and Design Principles
Time Allowed: 16 minutes
Max Marks: 8
1. What distinguishes applied art from fine art? [1]
(A) Applied art serves a practical, functional purpose
(B) Applied art has no purpose
(C) Fine art is always practical
(D) There is no difference
2. Which of these is an example of applied art? [1]
(A) A product's packaging design
(B) A purely decorative painting for a gallery
(C) A poem
(D) A song
3. Which of these is a design principle? [1]
(A) Balance
(B) Homework
(C) Lunch break
(D) Weather
4. Why do design principles matter in applied art? [1]
(A) They ensure a design is visually pleasing and effective
(B) They make a design confusing
(C) They are not important
(D) They only matter for fine art
5. What distinguishes applied art from fine art? [1]
(A) Applied art serves a practical, functional purpose
(B) Applied art has no purpose
(C) Fine art is always practical
(D) There is no difference
6. Which of these is an example of applied art? [1]
(A) A product's packaging design
(B) A purely decorative painting for a gallery
(C) A poem
(D) A song
7. Which of these is a design principle? [1]
(A) Balance
(B) Homework
(C) Lunch break
(D) Weather
8. Why do design principles matter in applied art? [1]
(A) They ensure a design is visually pleasing and effective
(B) They make a design confusing
(C) They are not important
(D) They only matter for fine art