ARTS OF KOREAA

The pottery of ancient Korea goes back to prehistory when simple brown wares were made and decorated with ___________ incisions.

• Geometrical

• Floral

• Mathematical

• Traditional

Potters would benefit from the ideas and techniques of their Chinese counterparts and go on to produce their own highly demanded works, including ____ _________, _______ or greenware, _________ ware and _____ _________.

• grey stoneware, floral designs, cooking pots and white chickens

• grey stoneware, colosseums, spoons and white porcelain

• grey stoneware, celadons, buncheong and white porcelain

K_____ ________ typically employs plants, flowers, and wildlife, and reflects the country's religious heritage with ________ motifs and minimalist _________ designs.

• Korean motifs, indian motifs and minimalist japanese designs

• Korean arts, Buddhist motifs and minimalist Indian designs

• Korean Pottery, Buddhist motifs and minimalist Confucian designs

Korean calligraphy, also known as _____, is the Korean tradition of artistic writing.

• Pottery

• Seoye

• Hangul

• Korea

Calligraphy in Korean culture involves both _____ and ______.

• Hanja and Mandarin

• Confucian motifs and Hangul

• Hangul and Hanja

Korean art shows a mix of influences from _____ and _____ but has its own unique style and identity.

• China and Singapore

• China and Korea

• China and Japan

• China and Peru

What is the translation of Pungsokhwa in English?

(a)  

What does Landscape Painting translate to?

(a)  

What does Inmulhwa translate to?

(a)  

_________ ________ is a type of Korean art that focuses on natural scenes like mountains, rivers, and forests.

• Portrait Painting

• Landscape Painting

• Genre Painting