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WorksheetsChapter 1 & 2 - Art Appreciation
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 52mins
It refers to the exploration and analysis of the art forms that we are exposed to.
(a)
Type your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS.
Art is (a) because it goes beyond the time of our own existence.
Which among this are Representational art?
Which among these are non representational art?
What intellectual meanings are expressed in art?
Concepts, emotions, fears
Concepts, emotions, symbols
Concepts, ideas, symbols
Philippine folk arts:
architecture
weaving and clothing
folk dance
all choices
An art that has an element of Plan, construction and design.
Theater
Applied Art
Literary Art
Architechture
The lyrics of the song “Dust in the Wind” was based on what bible verse?
Genesis 3:19
John 3:16
1 Corinthians 13:4-8
Refers to any person, object, scene or event described or represented in a work of art
Content of Art
Function of Art
Philosophy of Art
Subject of Art
Wax figure is an example of what form of an art?
Functional Art
Non-functional art
Non-fictional art
Theater and dance:
visual arts
performing arts
language arts
all choices
What concept or idea is expressed by light in the Vanities of Human Life painting?
Pessimism
Death
Hope
What view states that "Man is the center of the universe?
Cosmocentric View
Theocentric View
Anthropocentric View
Eclectic View
Art has always been eternal, spanning generations and continents through and through because art is, what?
Universal
Not Nature
Involve Experience
Express Emotions
Creations that fall under this category are those that appeals to the sense of sight and are mainly visual in nature
visual arts
performance art
applied arts
literary art
This artist who created this stained glass window (usually located in a church) was influenced by......
Spirits / religion
Nature
Myths and legend
Personal feelings
Art as a therapy
Art as an artifact
Physical function
Social function
What are the three (3) classical branches of art?
painting, sculpture and architecture
painting, architecture and literature
sculpture, architecture, literature
Refers to the meaning or significance, and or/ feeling imparted by a work of art.
Elements
Content
Creativity
Subject
Plato is to (Blank); (Blank) is to Disinterested Judgment.
Imitation: Aristotle
Communication of Emotion: Kant
Imitation: Kant
Representation: Aristotle
It is a philosophy of the medieval period that considered God as the omnipotent universal being.
A. Anthropocentric
B. Heliocentric
C. Sinocentric
D. Theocentric
It is a humanistic philosophy that regarded man as the center of the universe.
A. Anthropocentric
B. Heliocentric
C. Sinocentric
D. Theocentric
It may be a person, an object, a scene, an event, an idea, or an emotion that the work of art depicts.
A. Content
B. Harmony
C. Subject matter
D. Texture
This inspired men of that era could be masters of not only one skill but could do many more.
A. Colonial man
B. Medieval man
C. Prehistoric man
D. Renaissance man
His philosophical view of humanism implies that as a discipline, it uplifts the dignity and worth of the human being and recognizes his potential for creative expression.
A Galileo
B. Newton
C. Protagoras
D. Socrates
What are the Five Basic elements of Arts
(give each a simple definition)
What are the Five principles of Artistic compositions
(give each a simple definition)
What are the Elements of the Major Arts.
(give each a simple definition)
Criteria to determine the greatness of a work of art
(give each a simple definition)
Some Basic Assumptions About the Arts
(give each a simple definition)
Elements of the Major Arts
(give each a simple definition)
Mathias Grunewald's painting
The Crucifixion
The Three Graces
the Pieta
Guillermo Tolentino
Bonifacio Monument (in Balinta-wak)
Bonifacio Shrine (Manila City Hall)
Anton Chekhov’s literary
The Three Sisters
Harry Potter
Moulin de la Galette
Auguste Renoir's famous painting
Dance at the Moulin de la Galette
Sunflowers
Make an art in 10mins.

