1. What is the indigenous basket-backpack found among the various ethno linguistic groups of Northern Luzon in the Philippines?

a. bayong c. buslo

b. enapung d. pasikil/Pasiking

2. What is the national footwear of the Philippines in wooden clogs with a plastic strap and local light wood e.g. santol and laniti?
a. Sandals c. bakya

b. Tsinelas d. espadrilles

3. He is a famous Filipino designer that promoted the use of indigenous Filipino textile to modern fashion who showcased his work on an event
called "Holiday Haute Couture XII"
a. Barge Ramos c. Patrick Gabutina

b. Anita Feria d. Patis Tesoro

4. What is an example of a tapestry weave, that is considered the oldest and most traditional technique in producing ornamented woven textiles,
aside from the plain weave technique wherein stripes and plaids are formed?
a. saputangan c. burda

b. inabel d. t’analak

5. She is an artist that uses ceramics and paints these to make a ceiling lamp.
a. Barge Ramos c. Patrick Gabutina

b. Anita Feria d. Patis Tesoro

Bakya 1. The national footwear of the Philippines is wooden clogs with a plastic strap and local light wood e.g. santol and laniti.

Barong/ Barong Tagalog 2. It is the national outfit for men, with translucent fabric and without pockets, as well as wear it untucked

Pasiking 3. The indigenous basket-backpack found among the various ethno-linguistic groups of Northern Luzon in the Philippines.

Barge Ramos 4. He is a famous Filipino designer who promoted the use of indigenous Filipino textile to modern fashion who showcased his work
on an event called "Holiday Haute Couture XII"

Patrick Gabutina 5. He won the Grand Prize in the Fashion Accessories Professional Category in 2019.

Saputangan 6. An example of a tapestry weave, considered the oldest and most traditional technique in producing ornamented woven textiles,
aside from the plain weave technique wherein stripes and plaids are formed.

Takba 7. The ritual pasiking of the Bontoc people

kultura Filipino 8. This boutique highlights Filipino artistry and craftsmanship uniquely. It offers an expansive range of products made from
indigenous materials that best reflect Philippine heritage and contemporary culture

under three main categories: Fashion, Home and Souvenirs.

Anita Feria 9. She is an artist who uses ceramics and paints to make a ceiling lamp.

Bunga Sama 10. A supplementary weft weave, made by using pattern sticks or heddles in the loom to produce the pattern

1.Contemporary artists use materials to form creative artworks.

a. cultured
b. limited
c. recycled
d. trashed

2. materials are combined with modern mediums to show creative forms.

a. Foreign
b. Indigenous
c. Modern
d. Recent

3.is created by applying gouache to paper.

a. Collage c. Frottage
b. Decalcomania d. Montage

4.is a painting technique commonly used by Pacita Abad.

a. Decoupage c. Minimalism
b. Digital Application d. Trapunto

5. Art production requires the artist to apply appropriate .

a. access c. techniques
b. effort d. time
1. Any medium or material used by an artist insinuates a specific .
a. Content c. Message
b. Meaning d. Perspective

2. Contemporary artists utilize a broad range of materials depending on

a. Availability c. Handiness
b. Convenience d. Readiness

3. Appropriate are the best fit to form, content, and innovation.

a. Method c. Skill
b. Performance d. Technique

4. Using available materials basically contributes meaning and aids___________to an artwork.

a. Kindness c. Understanding
b. Knowledge d. View

5. Filipino _________is promoted through consideration of indigenous materials in art making.

a. Culturec. Practice
b. Life d. Tradition

6. is a combination or collection of images and printed illustrations that are stick on a single surface.
a. Collagec. Mosaic
b. Collection d. Tapestry

7. is the craft of decorating objects and items with paper cutouts.

a. Decorative Art c. Graffiti
b. Decoupage d. Installation

8. Not only in artworks, is used in photography or film to make a whole out of fragmented and overlapping images.
a. Cutaway c. Montage
b. Cross Cutting d. Quick Transition

9. Pacita Abad is known for ______type of technique in arts.

a. Architectural Photograph c. Trapunto
b. Painting d. Whimsical Collage

10. More generally, emerged through the application of technology in art production.
a. Concept Art c. Earth Art
b. Digital Art d. Minimalism

1. It is a technique made by sticking various flat elements like printed illustrations and photographs into a flat surface.
a. Collage
b. Frottage
c. Montage
d. Trapunto

2. This art is obtained through rubbing a crayon or a pencil on a piece of paper over an object or image.
a. Collage
b. Frottage
c. Montage
d. Trapunto

3. It is a technique of making a picture placed overlapping another picture or designs in order to form a blend.
a. Collage c. Frottage
b. Decalcomania d. Montage

4. This quilting technique makes a raised design or area on a cloth or other materials.
a. Decoupage c. Minimalism
b. Digital Application d. Trapunto

5. It is the use of digital technology to create a new media art or presentation.

a. Decoupage c. Minimalism
b. Digital Application d. Trapunto

1. Pahiyas Festival is known in the whole Quezon Province as a Thanksgiving Festival to honor “San Isidro Labrador”. What is the name of the rice-
wafer used in decorating house façade during Pahiyas Festival?
a. Hiyas c. Kising
b. Kiping d. Pahiyas

2. The first recorded created taka was by a woman named .

a. Maria Bague c. Maria Makiling
b. Maria Dizon d. Maria Sinukuan
3. It is known as the art of embroidery that is identified as a past time for women?
a. Pananahi c. Pagbuburda
b. Pagsusulsi d. Pagbabatok

4. Siniculas is the term given to __________ that was named after St. Nicholas who was known as the patron saint of healer.
a. Biscuits c. Molder
b. Cookies d. Wood

5. It is an art of paper mache or decoupaging that have been around in the Philippines for centuries.
a. Puni c. Sinikulas
b. Pahiyas d. Taka

6. It is a dying folk art of palm leaf folding that was intended to create artful toys for kids.
a. Puni c. Sinikulas
b. Pahiyas d. Taka

7. seeks to take away what is unnecessary and leaving only what is essential.
a. Found Object c. Minimalist
b. Large-Scale Art d. Performance Practices

8. is creating something huge to express diverse perspectives in artwork.

a. Found Object c. Minimalist
b. Large-Scale Art d. Performance Practices

9. is taking something that people view as useless, and then using it in a unique way in order to make artwork.
a. Found Object c. Minimalist
b. Large-Scale Art d. Performance Practices

10. is a Filipino value that is believe to inspire the artwork of making Singkaban of Bulacan.
a. Unity c. Gratefulness
b. Bravery d. Hospitality

1. This is an art technique where the artwork is made from on assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole.
a. collage
b. decollage
c. graffiti
d. land arts

2. The French word “Decollage” in English means .

a. “take-off”
b. “to become unglued”
c. “to become unstuck”
d. All of the above

3. These are writing or drawings that have been scribed, scratched, or painted illicitly on a wall or other surface, often in a public space.
a. collage c. graffiti
b. decollage d. land arts

4. It is also known as Earth Works or Earth Art in which landscape and the work of art are inextricably linked.
a. collage c. graffiti
b. decollage d. land arts

5. It is an artistic work or practice that uses digital technology as an essential part of the creative or presentation.
a. collage c. digital arts
b. visual arts d. land art

1. What was the main goal of the artists belonging to the Pop Art movement?
a. To appeal to the audience
b. to question the concept of “What is Art?”
c. to have fun
d. to create artwork using imagery they enjoyed

2. is the art of simplicity.

a. Earth Art
b. Minimalism
c. Installation Art
d. Performance Art

3. Street Art includes murals, sculptures, stenciled portraits and stickers erected in , mostly rooted in social justice.
a. public spaces c. secluded spot
b. private spaces d. personal spot

4. This is also referred to as Land Art.

a. Pop Art c. Earth Art
b. Photorealism d. Street Art
5. enabled artist to accurately reproduce portraits, landscapes, and other iconography.
a. Minimalism c. Conceptualism
b. Earth Art d. Photorealism

1. style that pays attention to the embroidery and texture of the costume
a. letras y figuras c. Raw Materials
b. Local Materials d. Miniaturismo

2. Arturo Luz is a contemporary Filipino artist best known for his styles of art that are , geometric and abstract.
a. minimalist c. Indigenous Materials
b. Convenient Materials d. unpopular

3. The Philippines ranks in the list of countries with the most plastic wastes going into the oceans.
a. fifth c. tenth
b. third d. first

4. referred to as "the Father of Installation Art” in the Philippines culture.

a. Jamille c. Janee
b. Janie d. Junyee

5. is a veteran of the Philippine art scene who has influenced generations of artists being an educator in the Makiling School for the Arts.
a. Roberto Feleo c. Ruben Felipe
b Robin Feleo d. Roberto Feleo