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Mallari

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Tifanny

Multiple Choice 19 of 20 points

Neolithic Age is also called? 1/1

Ice Age

Stone Age

Mesolithic Age

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Stone Age
 B.C. means? 1/1

Before Common

Before Christianity

Before Christ

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Before Christ

A.D. means? 1/1

After Death

Anno Domini

Anthony Davis

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Anno Domini
 What is the main philosophy of Roman Art? 1/1

Idealism

Naturalism

Realism

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Realism

Egyptian believed in __________. 0/1

Resurrection

Jesus Christ

Afterlife

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Afterlife
 Which of the following is not a visual art? 1/1

Paintings

Sculptures

Songwriting

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Songwriting

It is a scope of art that use for art's sake 1/1

Fine Arts

Applied Arts

Performing Arts

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Fine Arts
 What do you called an art that use for everyday living? 1/1

Performing Arts

Fine Arts

Applied Arts

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Applied Arts

It is also called Art in modern time. 1/1

Traditional Arts

Contemporary Arts

Prehistoric Arts

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Contemporary Arts
 What do you called an art involves cultural values? 1/1

Modern Arts

Traditional Arts

Future Arts

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Traditional Arts

Latin word meaning skill or ability. 1/1

Ars

Artisan

Anno Domini

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Ars
 Man become conscious to the beauty of nature. 1/1

Utilitarian

Aesthetic

Cultural

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Aesthetic

Nations become unified, friendly and helpful. 1/1

Utilitarian

Social

Cultural

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Social
 It refers to the element of art which can be described as thick, thin, dotted 1/1
or solid

Line

Shape

Form

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Line

It refers to the third dimension in which shape has become form. 1/1

Height

Width

Depth

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Depth
 It refers to the element of art created when a line becomes connected and 1/1
encloses space.

Shape

Line

Texture

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Shape

 It refers to the element of art which add interest and reality to artwork. 1/1

Line

Shape

Colors

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Colors
 It is the way the surface of an object actually feels. 1/1

Value

Texture

Colors

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Texture

It can be shallow or deep depending on what the artist wants to use. 1/1

Texture

Space

Value

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Space
 It is the area in and around the objects. 1/1

Positive Space

Negative Space

Outer Space

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Negative Space

True or false. 9 of 10 points

Select true if the statement is correct then select false if the statement is incorrect.

The” Mona Lisa” painting by Leonardo Da Vinci is an example of non- 1/1

representational subject of art.

True

False

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False
 Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry, starry Night is an example of painting which 0/1
uses “Impressionism Style”.

True

False

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False

The theater arts use more than two medium. 1/1

True

False

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True
 Harmony is the art principle which produces an impression of unity through1/1
the selection and arrangement of consistent objects or ideas.

True

False

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True

Rhythm is a condition or quality which gives a feeling of rest, repose, 1/1

equilibrium or stability.

True

False

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False
 Balance is the regular, uniform or related movement made through the 1/1
repetition of unit or motif.

True

False

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False

Proportion is the principle of art which tends to carry the eyes from the 1/1
center of interest or dominant part of any composition to the less
important or subordinate parts.

True

False

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False
 Emphasis is the art principle which shows pleasing relationship between a 1/1
whole and its parts and between the parts themselves

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False

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False

Formal balance or symmetrical balance is unequal visual weights. 1/1

True

False

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False
 Linear perspective is the representation of an appearance of distance by 1/1
means of converging lines.

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False

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True

Identification 5 of 10 points

Read the following statement and identify the correct answer.

Sources of art that depicts Greek and Roman mythology. 1/1

Literature

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Literature
 Source of art about animals, bodies of water and land masses. 1/1

Nature

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Nature

This pertains to the rudimentary level of meaning. ···/1

Factual

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Factual Meaning

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Factual Meaning

When subjectivity are consulted a variety of meaning arise. ···/1

Subjective

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Subjective meaning

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Subjective meaning
 It is the present day Mesopotamia. 1/1

Iraq

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Iraq

It is a type of lines that use in construction. ···/1

Chalk Line

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Constructive lines

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Constructive lines

It refers to a type of shape that has definite angle. ···/1

Polygon

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Geometric shapes

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Geometric shapes
 What are the primary colors? 1/1

Yellow, Blue, Red

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Yellow, Blue, Red

What type of balance that has equal weights on both side? ···/1

Symmetrical Balance

Correct answer

Asymmetrical

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Asymmetrical

Who painted the "Creation of Adam"? 1/1

Michelangelo

Essay 0 of 10 points

Explain the following statement based on your own understanding.

 What are the qualities of a traditional artist? ···/5

Traditional artists are those who, through the content and form of their works, have
contributed to the development of a sense of nationhood. Artists who have distinguished
themselves by foregoing a mode of creative expression or style in order to influence future
generations of artists. Artists who have produced a significant body of work and/or who
have consistently demonstrated excellence in their art form's practice, enriching artistic
expression or style.

"Art is not a nature". Explain why? ···/5

Art is not a nature because it is only the result of an artist's perception of nature. Art is a
representation of what an artist perceives, not of nature. Nature is not included in art
because it is the content of an artist's perspective on nature. Art is only a manifestation of
reality. Like literature, art can be made fictitious but still rely on reality. An artist, for
example, would not draw a person depicting wrath and evilness literally; instead, an artist
would depict a leafless tree covered in darkness and thunder. However, it is up to the artist
to depict what he or she has experienced.

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