MAPEH 10 QUIZ

1. Lines, spaces, and

colors were precisely
planned and positioned
to give the illusion of
movement.
2. Was a style
characterized by dream
fantasies, memory
images and visual tricks
and surprises.
3. The movement
expressed the artist’s
role in social reform.
4. In this style, basic forms
such as planes, cones,
spheres and cylinders all fit
together and neatly in their
appointed places.
5. Their works ranged from
paintings, to posters, to
collages, to three-
dimensional “assemblages”
and installations.
6. Was a style that
used bold, vibrant
colors and visual
distortions.
7. This style derived its
name from the cube, a
three-dimensional
geometric figure composed
of strictly measured lines,
planes and angles.
8. Works in this style did
not make use of figures
or even representations
of figures.
9. Was an art style that
incorporated elements from the
native arts of the South Sea
Islanders and the wood carvings of
African tribes that surged
popularity at that time.
10. Was a style that
depicted an illogical,
subconscious dream world
that seemed to exist
beyond the logical,
conscious, physical one.
11. Created art for a
fast-paced, machine-
propelled age.
12. Worked on huge
canvases spread on the
floor, splattering, squirting,
and dribbling paint with no
preplanned pattern or
design in mind.
13. Used different color
saturations (purity,
vividness, intensity) to
create their desired
effects.
14. Their work often
requires little or no
physical
craftsmanship.
15. Bonus