CREATIVE ART AND DESIGN QUIZ 4

What role does design play in the natural world?

• It has no impact on the environment.

• It generates randomness in natural patterns.

• It supports organisms in survival and adaptation.

• It doesn’t play a role in nature.

What is the term for the body movements and steps performed in response to music?

• Creativity

• Drama

• Music

• Dance

What is the term for the art of showing one’s feelings in music, dance, play, or drama?

• Creativity

• Performing arts

• Career

• Designing and making

How many notes comprise a basic triad in music?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What does “emphasis” refer to in the context of design?

• Highlighting something important with a spotlight effect

• Creating a calm and soothing atmosphere

• Repeating patterns in a design

• Achieving perfect asymmetry

What is the difference between performing and visual arts?

• Performing arts is about entertainment while visual arts are about drawing

• Performing arts deals with drawings while visual arts deal with entertainment

• Both performing and visual arts convey messages to the public.

• Performing arts and visual arts are done for people to pay and watch

What’s the primary insight from the discussion about design?

• Design is irrelevant in modern society.

• Design is a complex mathematical formula.

• Design is a means of creating chaos.

• Design is a valuable tool for enhancing functionality and aesthetics.

How does design express cultural values and identity?

• It doesn’t reflect culture or values.

• It showcases individual preferences only.

• It can represent cultural significance and values in different societies.

• Design is purely a personal expression.

What is the term for a male and female who perform in a play?

• Dancer and actress

• Actor and actoree

• Actor and actress

• Actress and actor

What valuable lessons can be learned from the designs found in nature?

• Nature’s designs are purely decorative.

• Nature teaches us to avoid patterns and symmetry.

• Nature demonstrates efficiency, adaptation, and balance.

• Nature’s designs have no real-world applications.