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Arts - Week 6

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Wau Kite - Malaysia

a)

Farmers used this as a kind of flying scarecrows in the fields. It is once employed fishing kites made from palm leaves and fitted with a line and hook to catch fish.

b)

It is an extremely important vehicle of culture, serving as carrier of myth, morality play, and form of religious experience rolled into one in Indonesia.

c)

It is considered auspicious and it is believed that lighting them during important events brings good luck to one's life.

2.

Loy Krathong - Thailand

a)

Farmers used this as a kind of flying scarecrows in the fields. It is once employed fishing kites made from palm leaves and fitted with a line and hook to catch fish.

b)

It is made using a technique of wax resist-dyeing, meaning hot wax is drawn on or applied to fabric creating patterns.

c)

It is considered auspicious and it is believed that lighting them during important events brings good luck to one's life.

3.

Batik - Indonesia

a)

It is an extremely important vehicle of culture, serving as carrier of myth, morality play, and form of religious experience rolled into one in Indonesia.

b)

It is made using a technique of wax resist-dyeing, meaning hot wax is drawn on or applied to fabric creating patterns.

c)

It is considered auspicious and it is believed that lighting them during important events brings good luck to one's life.

4.

Merlion - Singapore

a)

Farmers used this as a kind of flying scarecrows in the fields. It is once employed fishing kites made from palm leaves and fitted with a line and hook to catch fish.

b)

It is the national personification of Singapore. The fish body represents Singapore's origin as a fishing village when it was called Temasek, which means “sea town” in Javanese.

c)

It is an extremely important vehicle of culture, serving as carrier of myth, morality play, and form of religious experience rolled into one in Indonesia.

5.

Which of the following is a proof of indigenous influences in Southeast Asian art?

a)

Pottery

b)

Wood Carving

c)

Writing

6.

Which of the following religion does not influenced the arts in Southeast Asia?

a)

Hinduism

b)

Christianity

c)

Buddhism

7.

What aspect is important for Southeast Asian countries when creating their artworks?

a)

Produce beautiful and useful things

b)

Express their history through their arts

c)

Show the current situation of their society

8.

What countries has a great influence on the Southeast Asian arts.

a)

America and India

b)

China and America

c)

India and China

9.

Which of the following does NOT describes the arts in Southeast Asia?

a)

Simple, elegant and useful

b)

Extraordinary, creative and colorful

c)

Magical, charming and innovative

10.

Wayang Kulit - Indonesia

a)

Farmers used this as a kind of flying scarecrows in the fields. It is once employed fishing kites made from palm leaves and fitted with a line and hook to catch fish.

b)

It is an extremely important vehicle of culture, serving as carrier of myth, morality play, and form of religious experience rolled into one in Indonesia.

c)

It is made using a technique of wax resist-dyeing, meaning hot wax is drawn on or applied to fabric creating patterns.