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100+ Free Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Media and Entertainment Practice Questions

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Key Facts: Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Media and Entertainment Exam

MED 975

BSEH subject code (Media & Entertainment NSQF)

BSEH Class 10 NSQF Syllabus & QPD 2025-26

30 + 50 + 20

Theory (scaled) + Practical + Internal Assessment

BSEH Media & Entertainment (NSQF) course structure 2025-26

60/2=30

Theory paper marks scaled to annual theory total

BSEH Media & Entertainment (NSQF) general instructions 2025-26

33%

Typical pass threshold (confirm current circular)

Standard BSEH Secondary passing criteria

100

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BSEH Secondary NSQF Media & Entertainment (MED 975) is Haryana’s Class 10 storyboarding skill subject: Theory 30 (60/2) + Practical 50 + IA 20 = 100. Pass often 33%. Fee is part of Secondary form-fill-up. This site offers free English MCQ practice with explanations—not a full practical/viva simulation.

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1In basic color theory for storyboarding, which three colors are the primary colors of the traditional subtractive (pigment) color wheel?
A.Red, yellow, and blue
B.Red, green, and blue
C.Cyan, magenta, and yellow
D.Orange, green, and violet
Explanation: On the traditional pigment/artist color wheel used in drawing and storyboard color notes, the primary colors are red, yellow, and blue; other hues are mixed from them.
2Mixing two primary colors on the traditional color wheel produces which type of color?
A.A secondary color
B.A tertiary color
C.A monochrome tint
D.A complementary neutral
Explanation: A secondary color is made by mixing two primaries (for example, red + yellow = orange).
3On a standard color wheel, colors opposite each other are called:
A.Analogous colors
B.Triadic colors
C.Complementary colors
D.Monochromatic colors
Explanation: Complementary colors sit opposite each other on the wheel and create strong contrast when placed together.
4Which property of color describes how light or dark a color appears?
A.Hue
B.Saturation
C.Value (brightness)
D.Temperature
Explanation: Value (also called brightness or lightness) describes how light or dark a color is, independent of its pure hue name.
5Saturation in color theory mainly refers to:
A.How pure or intense a color is versus gray
B.How warm or cool a color feels
C.How large a color area is on the panel
D.How many colors appear in a palette
Explanation: Saturation measures chroma or purity: highly saturated colors look vivid; desaturated colors look grayish or muted.
6Which group best represents warm colors commonly used in storyboard mood notes?
A.Red, orange, and yellow
B.Blue, green, and violet
C.Black, white, and gray
D.Cyan, teal, and indigo
Explanation: Warm colors—reds, oranges, and yellows—are associated with heat, energy, and advancing toward the viewer.
7Cool colors on a storyboard panel tend to:
A.Suggest calm, distance, or lower energy when used carefully
B.Always increase visual tension
C.Replace the need for lighting notes
D.Make every object appear larger
Explanation: Cool hues (blues, greens, some violets) often read as calmer or more distant, though context still matters.
8A monochromatic storyboard palette uses:
A.Only complementary opposites
B.Many random unrelated hues
C.Variations of a single hue (tints, tones, shades)
D.Exactly three equally spaced hues
Explanation: Monochromatic schemes stay within one hue family, varying value and saturation for hierarchy and mood.
9Analogous colors used together in a storyboard sequence are:
A.Colors next to each other on the wheel
B.Colors opposite on the wheel
C.Only black and white
D.Only primary colors
Explanation: Analogous colors are neighbors on the color wheel (for example, blue, blue-green, green) and usually create harmony.
10Adding white to a pure hue typically creates a:
A.Shade
B.Tone
C.Tint
D.Complement
Explanation: A tint is a hue mixed with white, making it lighter.

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