SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT IN ARTS

The art of this era is not only of interest to the art historical but also to archaeologists with fossils, pollen, and other finds to understand early human life and culture.

• Ancient Egypt

• Pre-Historic

• Classical Era

• Romantic Era

Your group was tasked to do a mural painting in your school using colors made with grind powder pigments in pure water to make the painting become an integral part of the wall. What technique of painting is ideal for mural painting using the above-mentioned materials?

• Acrylic

• Fresco

• Encaustic

• Chiaroscuro

It is a method of painting developed by Greek shipbuilders who used hot wax.

• Encautic

• Fresco

• Kerch

• Tempera

You were asked by your teacher to paint using melted beeswax and mineral pigment to varnish your work of art. What medium of painting are you going to apply?

• Acrylic

• Fresco

• Encaustic

• Chiaroscuro

When you combine one or more elements of theater to create interest, this is the principle of __________.

• Emphasis

• Rhythm

• Proportion

• Variety

Ally was having difficulty as to what elements she was going to combine to produce a feeling of equilibrium in her finished product. This is the principle of __________.

• Balance

• Harmony

• Emphasis

• Proportion

Most sculptures in this period are made of monumental terra-cotta with continuous narrative reliefs around them.

• Egyptian

• Pre-historic

• Greek

• Roman

In Classical Greece (5th–4th century BCE), artists decorated public buildings, private homes, temples, and tombs with detailed artwork. These decorations often depicted mythological scenes, everyday life, and important events. A common technique involved applying paint onto freshly laid plaster, allowing the colors to become part of the wall surface as it dried. What was the common method of mural decoration used in temples, buildings, houses, and tombs during the Classical Greek period?

• Fresco Painting

• Encaustic Painting

• Mosaic

• Relief Sculpture

It is an art process of creating an image using an assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials.

• Acrylic

• Mosaics

• Collage

• Stained Glass

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

• Paintings are in two-dimensional.

• Pharoah is larger than other human figures.

• People in paintings are not facing the viewer.

• Pharoah was depicted as being tense and formal.