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Arts 10 Q1 Review - ALL Qs

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
This the “New World” after the World War II
a)
America
b)
Europe
c)
New York School
d)
School of Paris
2.
It is an art which common objects were used as subject matter and often physically incorporated in artworks
a)
Popular Art
b)
Installation Art
c)
Performance Art
d)
Pop Art
3.
This is the movement where installation art and performance art belong
a)
Contemporary Art Form
b)
Abstract Expressionism
c)
Expressionism
d)
Abstractionism
4.
Basic forms such as planes, cones, spheres, and cylinders all fit together in this style
a)
Mechanical Style
b)
Cubism
c)
Futurism
d)
Nonobjectvism
5.
This style emphasized the dynamism, speed, energy and power of machines.
a)
Futurism
b)
Cubism
c)
Mechanical Style
d)
Nonobjectvism
6.
ose from the intellectual points of view in the 20th century.
a)
Abstractionism
b)
Abstraction
c)
Representational Abstractionism
d)
Pure Abstractionism
7.
Natural forms and colors are distorted and exaggerated in this movement
a)

Expressionism

b)
Impressionism
c)
Post Abstractionism
d)
Post Impressionism
8.
A movement that uses that protests against the injustices, inequalities, immorality and ugliness of human condition
a)
Social Realism
b)
Dadaism
c)
Fauvism
d)
Surrealism
9.
This movement expanded with bold new ways of Impressionism
a)
Post Impressionism
b)
Post Abstractionism
c)
Impressionism
d)
Abstractionism
10.
Art movement that emerged in the second half of the 19th century among a group of Paris-based artists
a)
Impressionism
b)
Abstractionism
c)
Post Abstractionism
d)
Post Impressionism
11.
This movement incorporated elements from the native arts of the South Sea Islanders and the wood carvings of African tribes
a)
Neo Primitivism
b)
Neodadaism
c)
Fauvism
d)
Surrealism
12.
This is the dadaism that rose during the 1960s.
a)
Neodadasim
b)
Dadaism
c)
Classical Dadaism
d)
Romantic Dadaism
13.
This style emphasized the balance, unity and stability of lines, shapes and colors.
a)
Nonobjectvism
b)
Futurism
c)
Mechanical Style
d)
Cubism
14.
This style rejected the traditional techniques of perspective.
a)
Cubism
b)
Futurism
c)
Mechanical Style
d)
Nonobjectvism
15.
This movement is characterized by heavy black lines, strong colors.
a)
Expressionism
b)
Impressionism
c)
Post Abstractionism
d)
Post Impressionism
16.
This movement derived its name from a three-dimensional geometric figure composed of strictly measured lines, planes and angles.
a)
Cubism
b)
Futurism
c)
Mechanical Style
d)
Nonobjectvism
17.
This movement is the opposite of the “School of Paris”
a)
Abstract Expressionism
b)
Contemporary Art Form
c)
Expressionism
d)
Abstractionism
18.
It is a geometric abstract art that deals with optical illusion
a)
Optical Art
b)
Art Illusion
c)
Art Optical
d)
Optical Illusion
19.
This is a modern form of art that uses the four basic elements of time, space, performer’s body and performer-audience relationship.
a)
Performance Art
b)
Installation Art
c)
Performing Art
d)
Pop Art
20.
A contemporary art form that uses sculpture materials to modify the way the viewer experiences a particular space.
a)
Installation Art
b)
Performance Art
c)
Performing Art
d)
Pop Art
21.

Technique used in this movement is the use of short brisk strokes of bright colors

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Abstractionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

22.

Technique used in this movement are use of natural forms and colors which are distorted and exaggerated

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Abstractionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

23.

Technique used in this movement is the use of emphasizing lines, colors and geometric forms.

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Abstractionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

24.

Technique used in this movement is the use of distortion of shapes

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Abstractionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

25.

Technique used in this movement is the use of materials of modern technology, such as plastic, urethane foam, and acrylic paint, often figured prominently.

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Abstractionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

26.

Technique used in this movement is the use of style of visual art that uses optical illusions they give the viewer the impression of movement

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Abstractionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

27.

Technique used in this movement is the use of scrap, metals, plastic or any recyclable materials.

a)

Installation Art

b)

Performance Art

c)

Pop Art

d)

Optical Art

28.

Technique used in this movement is the use of installations which generally are exhibited for a relatively brief period and then dismantled, leaving only documentation.

a)

Installation Art

b)

Performance Art

c)

Pop Art

d)

Optical Art

29.

Technique used in this movement is the use of performance which can be live or via media.

a)

Installation Art

b)

Performance Art

c)

Pop Art

d)

Optical Art

30.

Technique used in this movement is the use of performance wherein the performer can be present or absent.

a)

Installation Art

b)

Performance Art

c)

Pop Art

d)

Optical Art

31.

How many submovements are there in Impressionism?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

Five

32.

How many submovements are there in Expresssionism?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

Five

33.

How many submovements are there in Abstractionism?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

Five

34.

How many submovements are there in Abstract Expressionism?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

Five

35.

How many submovements are there in Contemporary Art Form?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

Five

36.

Who are the Impressionists?

a)

Paul Cezanne

b)

Vincent Van Gogh

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Henri Matisse

37.

Who are the Expressionist?

a)

Paul Cezanne

b)

Vincent Van Gogh

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Henri Matisse

38.

Who are the Abstractionists?

a)

Piet Mondrian

b)

Wassily Kandinsky

c)

Andy Warhol

d)

Fernand Léger

39.

Who is not an Impressionist?

a)

Piet Mondrian

b)

Auguste Renoir

c)

Andy Warhol

d)

Fernand Léger