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An era which includes all human existence before the emergence of writing.

• Pre-historic era

• Ancient Egypt

• Classical Greek

• Gothic

A particular part of arts which add definition or depth of perception to an artwork.

• Elements of arts

• Principles of arts

• Genre

• Era

A set of laws or doctrine that governs an artwork which includes balance, emphasis contrast, rhythm and movement, pattern and repetition, unity, variety, and proportion.

• Elements of arts

• Principles of arts

• Genre

• Era

What do you call this painting design which is an art technique that uses realistic imagery to create the optical illusion that the depicted objects exist in three dimensions. (Source: Wikipedia)

• Pitsa panel painting

• Fresco painting (tic-tac-toe design)

• Mosaic

• Fresco painting (trompe-l'-oeil effect)

A famous painting drawn on the walls of a cave which depicts dominant features of large animals, human figures and abstract designs.

• Tabon Cave

• Cave of the Crystals

• Cave of Lascaux

• Cave of Niaux

Which of the following is not a characteristic of Egyptian art paintings?

• Pharaoh is larger than other human figures.

• Pharaoh was depicted as being tense and formal.

• People in paintings are not facing the viewer.

• Paintings are in two-dimensional.

What is the common method of mural decoration in temple, building, houses and tombs of Classical Greek?

• Stained Glass

• Mosaic

• Panel Painting

• Fresco Painting

Which of the following forms of painting was not used in Roman art?

• Panel Painting

• Oil Painting

• Mural Painting

• Triumphal Painting

In what art period does the painting produced?

• Prehistoric

• Greek Classical

• Byzantine

• Gothic

It is an art decoration formed by the assembly of many small multi-colored pieces of materials like stone, glass, ceramics, or other materials.

• Panel painting

• Mosaic art

• Fresco painting

• Stained glass art