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EDU403 Final

Paper 1

Today Edu403 paper. Pointillism. Modernism and post modernism. Who invented the cubism?
Expressionism. Classicism . Mannerism. History of Renaissance Art. Stone age types. Four step
of Teaching define balance in art. Describe Concept of drawing. Arrangements of object. Time
period of impressions. Why texture used in art work? Name the oldest painting in a cave and also
tell where these painting are situated? 20 mcqs thay almost file ma sa thy easy thay overall.

Paper 2

EDU403 Current Paper
Mestopian art
Neo classicism
Mannerism
Realism
Romanticism
Cubism
Modernism and post modernism
Rococo art
Expressionism
Holistic thinking
Systematic thinking
Independent thinking
Definition of art
Evaluation of teaching art
Pop art

Paper 3

Define classism
Independent thinking
Short question
three points of pop art
Q2. Impressionism
Note on futurism
Types of age stone
Note on pointillism

Paper 4

Short questions
1- Tint (2)
2- Independent Thinking (2)
3- Symmetry & structure in Islamic art (2)
4- Time period of Neoclassicism (2)

5- City Rises was made by? (2)
6- Linear & Curvilinear Perspective (3)
7- Four steps of teaching (3)
8- Concept of Infinity in Islamic Art (3)
9- Briefly explain Expressionism (3)
10- Phases of Cubism (3)
Long Questions
1- Color Temperature (5)
2- Types of Stone Age (5)
3- Note on Mesopotamian Art (5)
4- Note on Neoclassicism (5)
5- Note on Futurism (5)
MCQs were from past quizes. Total number of MCQs was 20.
Paper 5

EDU403 Current Paper
Today Edu403 paper.
Pointillism. Modernism and post modernism. Who invented the cubism? Expressionism.
Classicism . Mannerism. History of Renaissance Art. Stone age types. Four step of Teaching
define balance in art. Describe Concept of drawing. Arrangements of object. Time period of
impressions. Why texture used in art work? Name the oldest painting in a cave and also tell
where these painting are situated? 20 mcqs thay almost file ma sa thy easy thay overall.

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