2050 ARTS APPRECIATION MIDTERM EXAMINATION REVIEW

What period in Philippine art history is characterized by the use of materials found in the immediate environment, combining functionality with aesthetics, and art forms usually connected to traditional belief systems and local values?

• Pre-Hispanic Period
• Colonial Period
• Hispanic Period
• American Period

What is the name of the ritual pot particularly used as a native incense burner for pag-uli (return) rite to retrieve the soul of a moribund person during the pre-Hispanic era?

• Calatagan Jar
• Maitum Jar
• Bul-ul
• Ifugao Pot

What is the name of the anthropomorphic jar that mimics a human figure with facial expressions of sadness and joy on its face?

• Calatagan Jar
• Maitum Jar
• Bul-ul
• Ifugao Pot

What is the name of the carved wooden statue that the Ifugao people of Northern Luzon used to guard their rice crop?

• Calatagan Jar
• Maitum Jar
• Bul-ul
• Ifugao Pot

During what period were Filipinos trained by friars and adhered to a more rich palette like red, blue, and yellow?

• Pre-Hispanic Period
• Colonial Period
• Hispanic Period
• American Period

During what period was photo ethnography done by American soldiers to "prove" the uncivilized and forces of art were commissions, sales, gifts, and opening of new American-based businesses?

• Pre-Hispanic Period
• Colonial Period
• Hispanic Period
• American Period

What do a lot of paintings and artifacts in museums depict?

• Selfies and Funny Poses
• Pains and Victories of a Country or Region
• Daily Life of Ordinary People
• Struggles of Sociopolitical Issues

What is the former name of the Museum of the Filipino People, which aims to preserve the cultural heritage of the Philippines and to educate others?

• National Museum of Anthropology
• National Museum of Natural History
• National Museum of Fine Arts
• National Museum of the Filipino People

What does the National Museum of Natural History include in its creatively curated display?

• Paintings and Sculptures
• Anthropomorphic Jars
• Botanical, Zoological, and Geological Specimens
• Wooden Statues

What is a neatly furnished rectangular prism type of wood used to raise small and medium-sized sculptures to hip level point of view?

• On a Chair
• On a Bed
• On a Desk
• On a Pedestal