GEC-8 ART APPRECIATION

POST-COMPETENCY CHECKLIST
Name: Tristan Dave O. Ricafort Year & Section: 2nd year/2G Date_____, 20
CHAPTER 8
A. Multiple Choice
Choice the letter that correspond to your answer.

1. The Land of the Sun Returning, a color documentary film, garnered the Golden
Award in the United States in _______D_______.
a. 1973 d. 1971
b. 1969 e. 1972
c. 1980
2. _____C______ is a short film about Corregidor which won a Certificate of
Acceptance in the San Francisco Film Festival.
a. Soul of Fortress d. The Grey Menace
b. Kasaysayan ng Lahi e. The Greyhound
c. Brave Little Island
3. Who founded LVN movie productions?___C____
a. Perdo de Vera Perez d. Lamberto Avellana
b. Jeron Zobel e. Fernando Poe Sr.
c. Doňa Narcisa “Sisang” de leon
4. Philippine dance faced many changes between the years ____D_______.
a. 1955 and 1965 d. 1920 and 1954
b. 1920 and 1935 e. 1954 and 1964
c. 1936 and 1954
5. Greg Brillantes, Andres Cristobal Cruz, Gilda Cordero-Fernando, and Kerima
Polotan Tuvera wrote stories that depicted _______C_____.
a. Love songs and music d. national concerns and urban life
b. Political conflict e. Filipino rural life
c. Socio-economic depression
6. During the middle period of Philippine literature, _____B_____ had the most rapid
improvement in quality and depth.
a. Drama d. poetry
b. Essay e. prose
c. Short story
7. English and American literature were introduced in the Philippines by the
______A_______.
a. Thomasites d. Filipino persionados
b. Filipino dramatic guild e. Filipino artist guild
c. American soldiers
 8. Music and literature became a more personal expression of the artist’s point of view
than of his nation during the _____D_______.
a. Ancient period d. Modern period
b. Spanish period e. Classical period
c. American period
9. ________E_________ were sung before the coming of the Spaniards in the
Philippines.
a. Lullabies d. mourning songs
b. Planting songs e. all of the above
c. Boat songs
10. The first opera written by a Filipino during the American period was
________B_________.
a. Mutya ng Pasig d. Ang Maya
b. Sandugong Panaginip e. Anak Dalita
c. Dios sa Kalangitan

B. Enumeration

6 new musical style during the Contemporary Period.

11.Modern form
12. anton webern
13. serial music
14. electronic music
15. experimental music
16. minimalist music
4 Filipino essayist who wrote essays that focused on injustice moral corruption, and
socio-
economic reforms.
17. Jose P. laurel
18. Claro M. Recto
19. Carmen Guerrero Nakpil
20. Camilo osias

Art work from home (project 6) 10 Points

Make a photo clipping of 4 traditional or ethnic dances in the Philippines with complete
description, paste it in a bond paper and submit via photo through FB messenger (GC
or PM).

Answers:
The Itik-Itik
The best description of the Itik-Itik is that the steps mimic the way a duck walks, as well
as the way it splashes water on its back to attract a mate. According to popular tradition,
the dance was created by a lady named Kanang who choreographed the steps while
dancing at a baptismal party. The other guests copied her movements, and everyone
liked the dance so much that it has been passed along ever since.

The Tinikling
The Tinikling is considered by many to be the Philippines' national dance. The dance's
movements imitate the movement of the tikling bird as it walks around through tall grass
and between tree branches. People perform the dance using bamboo poles. The dance
is composed of three basic steps which include singles, doubles and hops. It looks
similar to playing jump rope, except that the dancers perform the steps around and
between the bamboo poles, and the dance becomes faster until someone makes a
mistake and the next set of dancers takes a turn.

The Sayaw sa Bangko

The Sayaw sa Bangko is
performed on top of a narrow
bench. Dancers need good
balance as they go through a
series of movements that
include some impressive
acrobatics. This dance traces
its roots back to the areas of
Pangapisan, Lingayen and
Pangasinan.
The Binasuan
The Binasuan
is an
entertaining
dance that is
usually
performed at
festive social
occasions like
weddings and
birthdays.
Dancers
carefully
balance three
half-filled
glasses of rice
wine on their heads and hands as they gracefully spin and roll on the ground. The dance
originated in Bayambang in the Pangasinan province, and though it's usually performed
alone, it can also become a competition between several dancers
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Name ___________________________________ Year & Section _________ Date_____,20

CHAPTER 9
MULTIPLE CHOICE:
Encircle the letter that corresponds to your answer and write the letter in the space
provided in the left.

___D__1. The_______ is a musical instrument made of thin bamboo pipes of different

length tied
together.
a. bongabong d. diw-diw-as
b. balingbing e. konlinga
c. pas-ing

___B__ 2. They are called the granary gods of Cordillera Region.

a. bugai d. silang
b. bulol e. none of the above
c. bibong

___A__ 3. In Cordillera Region, the spears and head were made of

a. bamboo d. metal
b. stones e. silver
c. iron

___D___ 4. The portrayal of animal motifs in the Cordilleran arts is widespread in

a. pottery d. blanket designs
b. weaving e. mat weaving
c. wood carving

___B___ 5. The Cordilleran arts and rituals also found in-

a. nature absorption d. plants and animals
b. gods and supernatural beings e. some of the above
c. plants and insects

____D__ 6. Which materials is not used in Muslim woodcarving?

a. iron d. rubber
b. ivory e. bamboo
c. leather
 ___D___ 7. Which one is not an example of Maranao art?
a. kabu d. subani
b. langguway e. salapa
c. kendi

____D__ 8. The cooking pot of the muslim Filipinos is called__________

a. talaan d. kodon
b. kubon e. palayok
c. salaam

____B__9. The ________ is the most figurative Maranao art where both bird and fish
representations are
clearly depicted.
a. Maranao sarimanok d. gandingan
b. lantaka e. kris
c. kampilan

____A__10. The_____________ is the Sulu and yakan version of the xylophone

a. kulintang d. kudyapi
b. gabbing e. ganelon
c.agunay

Artwork from home (Project 9) 20 Points

Pass and post the following:
1. Aside from the different musical instruments of Cordillera Region and Muslim South,
research on the other instruments which is not stated in the module and Draw it in any
medium.
answer:
2. Look for ritualistic art used by Cordilleran Ethnic group in any sources (Magazines,
books, newspaper or Internet Media) which made of wood, bamboo or brass and
know its name. Have a picture of it and name it.

Answer:

2.
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Name ___________________________________ Year & Section _________ Date_____,20
CHAPTER 10
MULTIPLE CHOICE:
Encircle the letter that corresponds to your answer and write the letter in the space provided in
the left.

___B_1. One of the famous paintings of da Vinci which emphasize smile

a. The Virgin and Child with St. Anne c. The last Supper
b. Mona Lisa d. Sleeping Cupid

__C__2. This famous artist who never married, asserting that his art was sufficient mistress to
him was
a. da Vinci c. Michelangelo
b. Picasso d. van Gogh

__D__3. One of his famous painting was the “Starry Night” as one of his 600 paintings and
drawings.
a. da Vinci c. Michelangelo
b. Picasso d. van Gogh

__B__4. This composer were died due serious cold resulting to pneumonia.
u a. Bach c. Chopin
b. Beethoven d. Mozart

___C_5. He was the son of famous composer and conductor and known as the “Father of
Waltz”.
a. Bach c. Strauss
b. Beethoven d. Mozart

__B__6. This composer was suffered from from due to a disastrous married life
a. Handel c. Strauss
b. Tchaikovsky d. Mozart

Artwork from home (Project 10) 20 Points

Pass and post the following:
1. Draw or cut out or post pictures of two (2) painters or composers whom you consider as the
most world-renowned artists. Paste their pictures here support your reason for considering
them as much. Please tell why they are famous.

Answer:

Ludwig van Beethoven ( December 1770 – 26 March 1827)

was a German composer and pianist. Beethoven remains one of the
most admired composers in the history of Western music; his works
rank amongst the most performed of the classical music repertoire.
His works span the transition from the classical period to the romantic
era in classical music. His career has conventionally been divided into
early, middle, and late periods. The "early" period, during which he
forged his craft, is typically considered to have lasted until 1802. From
1802 to around 1812, his "middle" period showed an individual
development from the "classical" styles of Joseph Haydn and
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and is sometimes characterized as
"heroic". During this time he began to suffer increasingly from
deafness. In his "late" period from 1812 to his death in 1827, he
extended his innovations in musical form and expression.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (25 February 1841 – 3 December 1919)

was a French artist who was a leading painter in the development of the Impressionist style. As
a celebrator of beauty and especially femininesensuality, it has been said that "Renoir is the
final representative of a tradition which runs directly from Rubens to Watteau.".
 GEC-8 ART APPRECIATION
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Name ___________________________________ Year & Section _________ Date_____,20
CHAPTER 11
MULTIPLE CHOICE:
Encircle the letter that corresponds to your answer and write the letter in the space provided in
the left.
__A___ 1. He won a silver medal for his entry in large canvas, Christian Virgins Exposed to the
Populace (Las Virgenes Christianas Expuestas al Populacho) at the Madrid Exposition
of Fine Arts.
a. Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo c. Juan Luna
b. Fernando Amorsolo d. Vicente Manansala

___B__ 2. He painted acclaimed masterpieces like The Blind Man, The Burning of Manila,
Antipolo, and Dalagang Bukid.
a. Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo c. Juan Luna
b. Fernando Amorsolo d. Vicente Manansala
___C__ 3. He the first price at the first competition of the Art Association of the Philippines I
1948
for his entry Kaingin.
a. Mauro Malang Santos c. Botong Francisco
b. Fernando Amorsolo d. Vicente Manansala

__A___ 4. He received honors as a conductor of the Monserrat Philharmonic Band, the Yellow
Taxi Orchestra, and Yellow Taxi Rondalla and the operas Madame Butterfly, La
Giaconda, La Fuerza del Destino, and Cavalleria Rusticana
a. Antonio Molina c. Lucio D. San Pedro
b. Felipe Padilla de Leon d. Lucrecia R. Kasilag

___B__ 5. He was President of the Filipino Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers;
President of the Pambansang Samahan ng mga Banda sa Pilipinas and the Diwa ng
Nuweba Esiha.
a. Antonio Molina c. Lucio D. San Pedro
b. Felipe Padilla de Leon d. Lucrecia R. Kasilag

Enrichment Exercises (20 Points)

1. Look for Modern and local Filipino painter and composers that contributed to
the philippine artworks. Paste a picture, an artists and its description in a
short bond paper.

Answers :
 Pacita Abad
Lifespan: October 5, 1946 – December 7,
2004

Among other things, Pacita Abad is

renowned for her eccentric use of color in
her paintings. Some other unique features
of her paintings included underwater scenes, along with wild animals and tropical
flowers. She managed to highlight the constant changes and developments going on in
the world around her. Her paintings are a reflection of her travels all over the world. After
briefly studying painting in New York and Washington D.C., she went on to travel over
80 countries around the world. Her travels and her experiences with different people and
cultures from various parts of the world had a major influence on her style of painting. In
1970s and 1980s, her work was majorly inspired by painters like Ben Shahn, which led
her to create paintings which inspired political and social thought. Abad received several
awards during her lifetime. In 1984, she became the first woman to win the Ten
Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) Award. Additionally, she also won the D.C.
Commission on the Arts Award in 1989 and 1990 and the Gwendolyn Caffritz Award in
1992.

Hernando R Ocampo
Lifespan: April 28, 1911 – December 28, 1978

A self-taught artist, Hernando Ruiz Ocampo majorly followed modernist traditions throughout
his art career and highlighted his work by using extremely bold color palettes. His work was also
inspired by science fiction writing and the Filipino landscape, which he portrayed by using
biomorphic shapes. As a radical modernist artist, Ocampo was part of a group found by Victorio
C. Edades, which was known as the Saturday Group of Artists or Taza de Oro Group. His work
portrayed the extremely harsh realities of the world he lived in. Moreover, through his
paintings, he depicted the colossal impact of the Second World War. Towards the second half of
his artistic career, he moved on to abstract forms of painting. He was credited for the invention
of an abstract form which used the native flora and fauna of the Philippines and spatial
elements such as the sun and the stars to portray the abstract forms of life. In 1965, he won the
Republic Central Award. Moreover, in
1991, Hernando R. Ocampo was
posthumously awarded the title of
National Artist of the Philippines.

Masterpiece: Genesis (1968)

Napoleon Abueva
Lifespan: January 26, 1930 – February 16, 2018

One of the most famous Filipino sculptors, Napoleon Veloso Abueva, was one of the youngest
recipients of the National Artist for Sculpture title in the year 1976. Among other things, Abueva
is known as the Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture. He is credited for shaping the art of
sculpture in his country. Abueva used numerous types of material to create sculpture
masterpieces including marble, bronze, iron, stainless steel, hard wood, cement, adobe, coral
and alabaster. Among one of his early innovation in his field was “buoyant sculpture”, which
according to him was something to be viewed from the surface of a pool. He is famously known
for being the first Filipino artist for putting up a one-man sculptural exhibit in the Philippine
Center in New York in the year 1980. He was awarded the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the
Philippines Award (TOYM) in 1959 and the ASEAN Award for Visual Arts in the year 1987.

Masterpiece: Kaganapan (1953)

Victorio Edades
Lifespan: December 23, 1895 –
March 7, 1985

Victorio Edades was a

revolutionary artist, who was
the leader of the Thirteen
Moderns, a group of artists
who believed and promoted
Modernism in artwork. A
traveling exhibition from the
New York Armory Hall was
what inspired Edades to follow
and appreciate modern art. Through the exhibition, he got inspired by some of the Modern
European artists including Gaugin, Picasso and Matisse and felt a pull towards Modernism and
Surrealism. He believed that Modernism allowed artists to experiment with art and encouraged
artistic expression and freedom. One of his most famous paintings, The Sketch (1927) won the
second prize in the Annual Exhibition of North American Artists. However, his ideas of modern
art were not easily accepted in the Philippines. He had to struggle to bring a change in the
conventions of domestic art in his nation. Nonetheless his contribution was recognized and he
was bestowed with the honor of National Artists of the Philippines in Visual Arts (Painting) in
1976.

Masterpiece: The Builders (1928)

 Vicente Manansala
Lifespan: January 22, 1910 – August
22, 1981

Vicente Manansala was a prodigious

artist who received a six-month grant
from UNESCO and was invited to
study at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in
Quebec, Canada. He is most commonly known for his Cubist paintings, prints and illustration. He
was a member of the Thirteen Moderns, which was led by Victorio Edades. As a neo-realist, he
became one of the few artists who were responsible for the modernist movement in the
country. Primarily, his work was focused on the issues and the problems of the world. Along
with this, the Second World War had a great impact on his paintings. National culture, social
environment, identity and native sensibility became the epicenter of his works. Along with this,
he also worked on some abstract pieces but his main focus remained on using art as a social
commentary. Manansala held his first solo exhibition in the year 1951 at the Manila Hotel. His
work had an immense influence on the next generation of painters which included Manuel
Baldemor and Angelito Antonio. The Honolulu Museum of Art, the Lopez Memorial Museum,
Manila and the Philippine Center in New York hold some of his most famous works. He was
posthumously awarded the Order of National Artists of the Philippines in Visual Arts (Painting) in
the year 1981.

Masterpiece:- Madonna of the Slums (1950)

ANTONINO R. BUENAVENTURA 

Research on and popularize Philippine Folk Songs and Dances in 1935 He wrote songs and
musical arrangement based on the folk songs of different groups in the country.
He was also the conductor of Philippine Army Band With his lead, the Philippine Army Band
was tag as “The only band that can sound like a symphony orchestra”
His Notable Marches:

• History of fantasy
• Triumphal March
• Echoes of the Past
• Second Symphony in E-flat
• Ode to Freedom
• Echoes from the Philippines Artworks

His Orchestral Music

Composition:
 • Prelude and Fugue in G Minor
• Philippine Triumphant
• Symphony in C Major
• Mindanao Sketches
• Concert Overture

JOSE MACEDA 

His life-long musical career focused on understanding and

popularizing Filipino traditional music His papers led to the
understanding and appreciation of the ethnic and traditional music from the Philippines.

His major works:

• Ugma- ugma
• Pagsamba
• Udlot- udlot
• Agungan
• Ugnayan
• Aroding
• Ading
• Siasid
• Suling - suling

LUCRECIA R. KASILAG

She reinforces the Filipino’s appreciation to

music by fusing Western influence to
Philippine ethnic music. She was the music
director of the Bayanihan Dance Company.
. She integrated ethnic instrument in her
orchestral productions like:
• Toccata for Percussions and Winds
• Divertissement and Concertante
• Filisiana
• De Profundis
• Misang Filipino
Her other works include:
• Legend of the Sarimanok
• Philppine Scenes
• Her Son
• Ang Pamana
• Jose
• Sisa
• Awit ng mga awit Psalms
• Fantasie on a 4-note Theme
• East Meets Jazz Ethnika

LEVI CELERIO

Plays violin when he was 11. Lyricist and wrote a wide range of songs of different themes  He
composed an estimate of 4000 musical works
Lyricist “ Ang pasko ay sumapit” Writing songs for Filiipino Movies Collaborated with Lucio san Pero,
Ernani Cuenco  Known for making using a leaf Famous Pieces:
• Sa ugoy ng Duyan
• Dahil sa isang bulaklak
• San ka man naroroon
• Ang pipit
• Kung tayo’yMagtanim
• Kalesa

Highlights Asia’s and Philippines rich artistic tradition and features

elements from western and non- western areas. He combined Philippine
indigenous instruments and vocals to orchestral instruments and other
instruments especially JAVANESE GAMELAN.

FELIPE PADILLA DE LEON

He is a “Peoples Musician” for the sentiments and aspirations of the Filipino people in times of war and
of peace are evident in his musical works.
His orchestral music include:
• Mariang Makiling Overture
• Roca Encantada
His symphonic works include:
• Maynila Overture
• Orchesterstuk
His Choral Music:
• Payapang Daigdig
• Ako ay Pilipino
• Bulaklak
• Mutya ng Lahi