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FINAL EXAMINATION
GE ELECTIVE 2 ARTS AND HUMANITIES

NAME:
COURSE & YEAR:
PERMIT #:

TEST I. IDENTIFICATION

Instruction: Read every questions carefully and write your answer on the space provided before each number.

______________________1. Comes from a Latin word “Litteraturae” which means writings.

______________________2. A Literature presented through oral expressions.
______________________3. It was mostly used before the invention of writings.
______________________4. It is a story handed down from the past, especially one that may not be true but it
has historical derivational/historical background.
______________________5. Are short stories (tales) often with animals as characters which convey a moral
message.
______________________6. A phrase/statement whose meaning is not clear from the meaning of its individual
words and which must be learnt as a unit.
______________________7. A form of verse to be sung or recited and characterized by its presentation of
dramatic in simple narrative form.
______________________8. These are long narrative poems in an elevated style/presenting characters of high
position in adventures through their relation to a central heroic figure and their development of episodes.
______________________9. Are puzzling questions, statements or description especially ones intended to test
the cleverness of those wishing to solve them.
______________________10. An extended fiction prose, narrative of a considerable length in which characters
and actions as representatives of real life, are portrayed in a plot of more less complexity.

II.TRUE OR FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE, if otherwise. 3 points each.

1. In Indonesia and Southwest Asia, all the arts from architecture, painting, sculpture, music to dance and
theater, have their sole theme focused on the life of the gods, legendary heroes, and mythical beings.

2. Asian art is essentially religious in environment.

3. In India, art is a "broken" example of religion.

4. Korean art depicts purification and self-control.

5. Singing is highly developed as an art in Indonesia and such form of entertainment.

6. China is noted for its pottery, while India is famous for its Taj Mahal in Agra as its architectural masterpiece.

7. Calligraphy is the art of writing beautifully, generally in freehand, with pen or brush on paper or any similar
material.

8. Knowledge of art during the prehistoric period is based on archaeological discoveries. The prehistoric
calendar in Europe begun with the Paleolithic Age (about 10,000 B.C.).

9. The art of Egypt (2780-2280 B.C.) is exemplified by the pyramid used as tomb of the pharaoh. It symbolized
the supremacy of the pharaoh and the stability of the state.

10. Sumerian architecture had its beginnings as reed and mud huts. They were made of kiln and dried bricks
formed from the abundant clay along the Tigris-Euphrates Rivers.
TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE 2pts. each

Encircle the letter that corresponds to your answer. Erasure and Alteration means wrong.

1. An Art varying pitch to produce melodious harmony expressive of the primary function of music is to
express joy, pain, etc. and to entertain.

A. Music C. Architecture
B. Dance D. Painting

2. Was derived from recreation, lullaby from the swaying of the trees or a mother's efforts quiet her infant.

A. Music Rhythm C. Rhythm

B. Dance Rhythm D. Painting

3. Refer to the movement of music whether fast or slow.

A. Tempo C. Tone
B. Melody D. Dynamics

4. The succession of musical sounds or tones an orderly manner.

A. Tempo C. Tone
B. Melody D. Dynamics

5. Sound in music which designates the pitch and depends on the vibration rate per second.

A. Tempo C. Tone
B. Melody D. Dynamics

6. This means the force or percussive effects degree of loudness and softness.

A. Tempo C. Tone
B. Melody D. Dynamics

7. Means 'Youă. messofortél very loud, piano-soft and pianisstřo-very soft.

A. Forte C. Color
B. Harmony D. Texture

8. This the simultaneous sounding of two a more tones.

A. Forte C. Color
B. Harmony D. Texture

9. This refers to the number of tones ones cannot be done if the texture is thick.

A. Forte C. Color
B. Harmony D. Texture
 10. Result of different timbre or quality of tone in a variety of voices and instruments.

A. Forte C. Color
B. Harmony D. Texture

TEST II. ENUMERATION

1. 2 Types of Literature
2. The Types of Oral Literature
3. Characteristics/Features of Poetry
4. Elements of the Short Story

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