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Grade 3: Arts & music subject test

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1. Original poster brief: bird should be the only large dark shape; every other shape stays small and pale. Which revision follows both contrast and size requirements?Darken every shape equallyEnlarge all shapes to the same sizeMake bird small and paleEnlarge and darken bird; keep the other shapes small and pale

2. A border repeats circle 5 times. The brief asks for one variation at its last position while the earlier positions stay identical. Which plan follows it?Keep the first 4 circles; replace only the last with dotReplace every circle with dotAdd dot before every circleReplace the first and last positions

3. In this original depth plan, lamp is in front and partly covers door. Which description reports that evidence without inventing real measurements?lamp must be exactly two meters awayThe overlap makes lamp appear closer in this picturedoor must be physically larger in every real settingThe description proves what the artist was feeling

4. An original three-panel storyboard shows ['kite on ground', 'string lifted', 'kite rises']. Which order preserves the supplied event sequence?kite rises → string lifted → kite on groundstring lifted → kite on ground → kite riseskite on ground → string lifted → kite riseskite on ground → kite rises → string lifted

5. In this Western notation exercise, 4/4 gives 4 quarter-note beats per complete bar. How many quarter-note beats fill 2 bars?9 beats7 beats10 beats8 beats

6. Numbered scale positions are [5, 3, 1, 2]. Count adjacent moves: a difference of 1 is a step, a larger difference is a leap, and a difference of 0 is a repeat.1 step, 2 leaps, 0 repeats2 steps, 1 leap, 1 repeat2 steps, 2 leaps, 0 repeats1 step, 3 leaps, 0 repeats

7. In the supplied form AAAB, matching letters mean the same section. At which positions does section A occur?[4][1, 2, 3][2][1, 2, 3, 4]

8. A paper stage score says: wait until the door cue, then enter, then stop at the marked spot. Which ordered plan follows it?enter → door cue → stopstop → enter → door cuedoor cue → enter → stopdoor cue → stop → enter

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