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Key Facts: UPMSP High School Painting Exam

940

UPMSP High School subject code for Painting

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70 + 30

Common Theory + Internal full marks pattern (total 100)

UPMSP Class 10 subject syllabi (e.g., Science, English PDFs)

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration (confirm subject scheme)

UPMSP High School examination practice

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under UPMSP rules

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6 subjects

High School candidates offer five compulsory + one optional subject

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UPMSP High School (Class 10) Painting (Ranjankala) (code 940): mixed board paper, commonly Theory 70 + Internal 30 = 100, ~3h15m. Pass about 33% per UPMSP rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.

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1In the traditional RYB colour wheel used in painting theory, which three colours are the primary colours?
A.Green, orange and violet
B.Red, yellow and blue
C.Black, white and grey
D.Cyan, magenta and yellow only
Explanation: In studio painting theory, red, yellow and blue are treated as primaries from which secondary hues are mixed.
2Mixing equal parts of two primary colours produces which class of colour?
A.A secondary colour
B.A primary colour that cannot be mixed
C.Only pure white
D.Only pure black
Explanation: Secondary colours (orange, green, violet in RYB) result from mixing two primaries.
3Which property of colour refers specifically to the name of a hue such as red, blue or yellow?
A.Value only as lightness
B.Intensity as purity only
C.Texture of the paper support
D.Hue
Explanation: Hue is the pure colour family name on the spectrum or colour wheel.
4Value in colour theory primarily describes:
A.Only the brand of paint tube
B.Only the drying time of oil
C.Lightness or darkness of a colour
D.Only the paper watermark
Explanation: Value is the relative lightness or darkness of a colour or grey scale step.
5A tint is best defined as a colour mixed with:
A.Black only
B.White
C.Complementary colour only
D.Sand grit only
Explanation: A tint is a hue lightened by adding white.
6A shade is produced when a pure hue is mixed with:
A.Black
B.White only
C.Only clear water without pigment
D.Only varnish without pigment
Explanation: A shade is a hue darkened by adding black (or a darkener).
7Colours opposite each other on the colour wheel are called:
A.Analogous colours
B.Monochromatic colours
C.Neutral greys only
D.Complementary colours
Explanation: Complementary pairs (e.g., red–green, blue–orange, yellow–violet in RYB) sit opposite on the wheel and contrast strongly.
8Analogous colours are colours that:
A.Are always exact opposites on the wheel
B.Must include only black and white
C.Sit next to each other on the colour wheel
D.Can never appear in the same painting
Explanation: Analogous schemes use neighbouring hues (e.g., blue, blue-green, green) for harmony.
9A monochromatic colour scheme is based on:
A.All complementary pairs simultaneously without limit
B.One hue with its tints, tones and shades
C.Only primary colours never mixed
D.Only metallic gold and silver
Explanation: Monochromatic design explores a single hue family varied by value and intensity.
10Warm colours on a typical school colour wheel most often include:
A.Reds, oranges and yellows
B.Blues and blue-greens only
C.Only pure black
D.Only pure white
Explanation: Warm hues (reds, oranges, yellows) advance visually and suggest heat or energy.

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