GAT Sample

 

1. When all elements are in agreement, a design is considered Unified.
2. Theories of Visual Perception developed by German psychologists in the 1920s refer to Gestalt.
3. The viewer's eye will naturally follow a line or curve. Then it is a Continuation.
4. Perspective is connected with the sense of Distance.
5. All objects that have mass occupy Space.
6. Void is the lack of weight or substance.
7. Achromatic Harmony is characterised by Neutrals, such as a combination of Black and White.
8. The three lion symbol used by the Government of India is inspired by Sarnath.
9. Deep orange to light orange vignette colour shade used on the ICICI Bank display board.
10. Random white dots put on a black surface are close to an interpretation of Sky.
11. Thin and thick lines vertically aligned form a Barcode.
12. An extended dot is a Line.
13. An outline of an element is called a Contour.
14. An extrusion of a shape adds Dimension to its original form.
15. Texture has a tactile sensation.
16. The addition of white to a colour makes a Tint of it.
17. Which is the most famous comic book character created by Bob Kane? Batman
18. The animated film ' The Lord of the Rings' (1978) was created by Ralph Bakshi.
19. The primary colours are called Primary because most colours can be mixed by mixing these colours.
20. Analogous colours are 3 or more hues which are positioned next to each other on the colour wheel.
21. Gradation can be used to create Depth.
22. Distant mountains appear a little bluer due to Atmospheric Perspective.
23. A highlight is created where the rays of light are Perpendicular to the object's surface.
24. Everything in this world is visible due to Light.
25. Dove is considered the universal representation of peace.
26. The Conch is an emblem of Kerala.
27. The distinct motif seen commonly in Indian textiles derives its name, Paisley, from a small town in Scotland, UK.
28. The distinctive mud art known as Lippan is practised in Gujarat.
29. According to the rules, the colour of the Soccer goal post is White.
30. Shiv Kumar Sharma is a famous Santoor player.
31. George Lucas founded the motion picture visual effects company, 'Industrial Light and Magic'.
32. Pride is to the Lion as School is to Self-Respect.
33. A bank is related to Money in the same way as Transport is related to Goods.
34. India generates about 4.3 million tonnes of hazardous waste every year. Direct exposure to 2 chemicals in hazardous waste can cause death. Mercury and Cyanide.
35. Which Indian mythological figure appears as a cattle-herder? Krishna
36. Ganjifa Cards are traditional playing cards of Circular shape.
37. Kerala's giant fishing nets originally came from China.
38. Kalamkari is a form of Painting
39. Satyameva Jayate is inscribed below the base plate of the emblem of India.
40. The traditional way of Warli paintings is painted on Mud walls.
41. Kathakali is an Indian classical dance performed traditionally by men.
42. There are 9 Rasas in Indian classical dance.
43. Astronomy is the study of Stars.
44. The dolphin is the National Aquatic Animal of India.
45. Onam festivals have boat races as a special feature.
46. Amrita Devi of the Bishnoi tribe started a movement against Deforestation.
47. The popular Pashmina Shawls are made in Kashmir.
48. The artist of The Starry Night is Van Gogh.
49. Ikebana is the Japanese art of Flower Arrangement.
50. The technique of mural painting executed upon freshly laid lime plaster is known as Fresco.
51. A material is said to be transparent if light can pass freely through it in a straight line.
52. Conversion of heat into electrical energy may be achieved using a Thermocouple.
53. Acceleration remains constant while throwing a ball upward.
54. How is the age of the wood calculated? Annual growth rings.
55. Grains are not a defect in wood.
56. Silica is the major component in glass.
57. Gold, Silver, Copper, Iron, Lead are the 5 metals in Panch Dhatu.
58. NFC stands for Near Field Communication.
59. Spotify is a music streaming service.
60. The concept of camouflage is also known as Stealth Technology.