Art Appreciation(Quiz 1. 2 Assumptions and Functions of Art)

Many of our ancestors erected statues for the divine they worshiped.

• Physical

• Social

• Religious

• Personal

Sculptures serve as columns of some buildings as in Greek and Roman architecture.

• Physical

• Historical

• Personal

• Aesthetic

Some people compose songs or write poems in order to convey their innermost emotions and feelings towards their beloved.

• Historical

• Personal

• Physical

• Aesthetic

Political art may convey message of protest, contestation or whatever message the artists intends to carry.

• Religious

• Social

• Physical

• Personal

Paintings, sculpture and theater design are sights to behold. Moreover, these visual arts embellish some forms of architecture.

• Historical

• Aesthetic

• Personal

• Physical

Some people compose songs or write poems in order to convey their innermost emotions and feelings towards their beloved.

• Religious

• Physical

• Personal

• Historical

A Japanese raku bowl that is used in a tea ceremony functions as _______.

• Religious

• Physical

• Historical

• Personal

Art is made by people who employs their skill, ingenuity or creativity.

• Art involves Experience

• Art is Universal

• Art is not nature

Art knows no boundaries. It has risen above cultures, races, and civilizations.

• Art is not nature

• Art is universal

• Art involves experiences

Art requires immersion in the arts; people can appreciate arts if they actually look into it, listen to it, touch it, feel it, and create it.

• Art is not nature

• Art involves experience

• Art is universal