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Key Facts: Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting Exam

80+20

Practical + Project/INA marks under Scheme of Studies (no theory)

PSEB Scheme of Studies Senior Secondary (Drawing and Painting code 046)

Code 046

Subject code for Drawing and Painting

PSEB Scheme of Studies Senior Secondary

33%

Minimum separately in Practical, INA and in aggregate

PSEB Scheme of Studies Senior Secondary

2 parts

Part-I Sketching & Nature + Part-II Model Drawing (Still Life)

PSEB Class XII Drawing and Painting syllabus 2025–26

Pastel / water / oil

Named media options for still-life practical work

PSEB Class XII Drawing and Painting syllabus 2025–26

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PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting (code 046) is a Class 12 practical elective with Practical 80 + INA 20 = 100 and no theory marks. Official assessment is performance-based studio work (sketching/nature + still life). Pass is 33% in Practical, INA and aggregate. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for materials, techniques, design and art history — not a portfolio substitute.

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1In visual art, which element is the continuous mark made by a moving point and is the basic building unit of drawing?
A.Only glaze medium without drawing
B.Only ceramic slip exclusively
C.Value only without any mark
D.Line
Explanation: Line is the path of a moving point and is taught as a fundamental element of art used to define edges, gesture and structure.
2Which pair best distinguishes shape from form in studio drawing theory?
A.Shape and form are identical terms with no visual difference
B.Shape is primarily two-dimensional; form suggests three-dimensional volume
C.Shape exists only in sculpture; form only in music
D.Shape is always oil paint; form is always pastel only
Explanation: Shape is a flat, two-dimensional enclosed area; form implies mass and volume in space (cube, sphere, cylinder).
3Positive space in a composition refers primarily to:
A.Only the empty background with no objects ever
B.Only the frame moulding around a painting
C.Only the varnish layer on dry oil paint
D.The areas occupied by the main subjects or objects
Explanation: Positive space is the space taken by the subject(s); negative space is the surrounding empty or residual area.
4Which design principle arranges visual weight so a composition feels stable and not lopsided?
A.Only impasto thickness without arrangement
B.Balance
C.Only random scribbling with no planning
D.Only paper size without placement
Explanation: Balance is the distribution of visual weight (symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial) so the design feels stable.
5Rhythm in a design is created mainly by:
A.Mixing oil and water without compositional intent
B.Using only one static unchanging mark with no variation ever
C.Choosing a frame colour only
D.Repetition or regular movement of visual elements that leads the eye through the work
Explanation: Rhythm uses repeated lines, shapes, colours or motifs to create a sense of movement and flow.
6Emphasis (focal point) in a still-life painting is most effectively created by:
A.Making every object identical in size, colour and detail with no hierarchy
B.Contrasting value, colour, size or detail so one area attracts the eye first
C.Using only the reverse side of the paper
D.Leaving the entire sheet completely blank
Explanation: A focal point is created by contrast — lighter or more detailed areas, stronger colour, or unique shape pull attention.
7Unity in a composition means that:
A.All parts feel related and work together as a coherent whole
B.Every colour must be a pure primary with no mixing
C.Objects must never touch or overlap
D.Only geometric shapes may be used
Explanation: Unity is the sense that elements belong together through repetition, proximity, similarity or a shared theme.
8Proportion in figure drawing primarily concerns:
A.Only the file name of a digital scan
B.Only the brand of brush used
C.Relative size relationships among body parts or between objects
D.Only the room temperature of the studio
Explanation: Proportion is the comparative size relationship of parts to each other and to the whole (e.g., head-to-body ratios).
9Texture as an element of art refers to:
A.Only the smell of oil medium
B.Only the sound of a musical instrument
C.The surface quality of an object — actual or visually implied
D.Only the weight of the drawing board
Explanation: Texture is how a surface feels (tactile) or appears to feel (visual texture created by mark-making).
10Value (tone) in drawing describes:
A.Only the title written on the reverse
B.Only the number of brushes in a kit
C.Only the monetary price of a painting
D.The relative lightness or darkness of a surface independent of its hue name
Explanation: Value is the gray-scale relationship from light to dark that models form and creates contrast.

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