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Key Facts: PSEB SS Commercial Art Exam

80 + 20

PSEB Senior Secondary Commercial Art Practical + INA mark split

PSEB Class 12 Scheme of Studies

Code 048

Commercial Art subject code on PSEB Senior Secondary materials

PSEB Scheme of Studies / syllabus

33%

Separate pass floor in Practical, INA, and aggregate

PSEB Class 12 Scheme of Studies

35 × 25 cm

Typical practical sheet size (about ¼ full paper) in 2025–26 syllabus

PSEB Class 12 Commercial Art syllabus 2025–26

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official practical sheet or portfolio

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PSEB Senior Secondary Commercial Art is a Class 12 public-exam subject with Practical 80 + INA 20 (code 048; no Theory paper) and 33% pass separately in practical, INA, and aggregate. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for layout, poster, typography, colour, and process knowledge supporting studio work — not the official practical sheet.

Sample PSEB SS Commercial Art Practice Questions

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1What is commercial art primarily concerned with?
A.Fine-art gallery pieces created only for personal expression
B.Visual design that promotes products, services, ideas, or events to an audience
C.Only architectural blueprints for building construction
D.Only pure mathematics diagrams without aesthetic intent
Explanation: Commercial art applies visual design skills to communicate commercial or social messages—ads, posters, packaging, covers, and logos—so that an audience notices and understands the intended purpose.
2According to the PSEB Class 12 Commercial Art 2025–26 syllabus, what approximate paper size is specified for layout and poster sheets?
A.A3 only (42 cm × 29.7 cm) with no other option
B.Full imperial sheet only (about 76 cm × 56 cm)
C.About one-fourth of a full sheet (35 cm × 25 cm)
D.Postcard size only (15 cm × 10 cm)
Explanation: The official 2025–26 PSEB Commercial Art syllabus lists paper size as about ¼ of a full sheet, given as 35 cm × 25 cm, for both Part I layout and Part II poster work.
3PSEB Senior Secondary Commercial Art (subject code 048) is officially marked as which split in the Class 12 Scheme of Studies?
A.Theory 70 + Practical 30
B.Theory 80 + INA 20
C.Practical 80 + INA 20 (no Theory column)
D.Theory 40 + Practical 40 + INA 20
Explanation: In the PSEB Class 12 Scheme of Studies, Commercial Art (048) shows Practical 80 and Project work/INA 20 for a total of 100, with no Theory marks column.
4Which set of colours is traditionally called the primary colours in pigment mixing for painting and commercial colour work?
A.Green, orange, and purple
B.Red, yellow, and blue
C.Black, white, and grey
D.Cyan only, without red or yellow
Explanation: In traditional subtractive pigment colour theory taught in school commercial art, the primaries are red, yellow, and blue; secondaries are mixed from pairs of primaries.
5What is a monogram in commercial art?
A.A full multi-page magazine layout only
B.A decorative mark formed from combined letters, usually initials
C.A photographic negative film strip
D.A type of printing press machine
Explanation: A monogram combines letters—typically a person’s or brand’s initials—into a single distinctive mark used on covers, stationery, packaging, and logos.
6In poster design, what is the main purpose of a short, strong slogan?
A.To hide the product so the viewer must guess
B.To state the core message quickly and memorably
C.To replace all images so no visual is needed
D.To fill empty space with random long paragraphs
Explanation: A slogan compresses the campaign message into a few words that can be read and remembered at a glance—essential on posters viewed from a distance or in passing.
7Which of the following best describes lettering as practised in Class 12 commercial art layout work?
A.Typing text only on a phone with no design planning
B.Hand-constructed or carefully planned letterforms arranged for clarity and style
C.Only photographing existing street signs without redesign
D.Only sewing fabric letters onto clothing
Explanation: Lettering in commercial art means designing and constructing letterforms—often by hand on the practical sheet—with attention to proportion, spacing, and style for titles and display text.
8Complementary colours sit where on a standard colour wheel?
A.Next to each other as analogous neighbours
B.Opposite each other on the wheel
C.Only in the greyscale strip outside the wheel
D.At exactly the same point as identical hues
Explanation: Complementary pairs (for example, red–green or blue–orange in common school wheels) are opposite each other; they create strong contrast when used together.
9What does visual hierarchy mean in a layout?
A.Making every element the same size and weight so nothing stands out
B.Arranging elements so the eye reads the most important information first
C.Using only one colour with no value change
D.Placing text only in the extreme corners regardless of content
Explanation: Visual hierarchy uses size, weight, colour, contrast, and position so viewers notice the headline or key image first, then supporting details.
10Warm colours in commercial design commonly include which group?
A.Blues and cool greens only
B.Reds, oranges, and yellows
C.Only pure black and pure white
D.Only metallic silver without hue
Explanation: Reds, oranges, and yellows are perceived as warm; they often suggest energy, urgency, or heat in advertising colour schemes.

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