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Worksheets2050 ARTS APPRECIATION MIDTERM EXAMINATION REVIEW
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 51mins
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Class
Date
1.
What period in Philippine art history is characterized by the use of materials found in the immediate environment, combining functionality with aesthetics, and art forms usually connected to traditional belief systems and local values?
a)
Pre-Hispanic Period
b)
Colonial Period
c)
Hispanic Period
d)
American Period
2.
What is the name of the ritual pot particularly used as a native incense burner for pag-uli (return) rite to retrieve the soul of a moribund person during the pre-Hispanic era?
a)
Calatagan Jar
b)
Maitum Jar
c)
Bul-ul
d)
Ifugao Pot
3.
What is the name of the anthropomorphic jar that mimics a human figure with facial expressions of sadness and joy on its face?
a)
Calatagan Jar
b)
Maitum Jar
c)
Bul-ul
d)
Ifugao Pot
4.
What is the name of the carved wooden statue that the Ifugao people of Northern Luzon used to guard their rice crop?
a)
Calatagan Jar
b)
Maitum Jar
c)
Bul-ul
d)
Ifugao Pot
5.
During what period were Filipinos trained by friars and adhered to a more rich palette like red, blue, and yellow?
a)
Pre-Hispanic Period
b)
Colonial Period
c)
Hispanic Period
d)
American Period
6.
During what period was photo ethnography done by American soldiers to "prove" the uncivilized and forces of art were commissions, sales, gifts, and opening of new American-based businesses?
a)
Pre-Hispanic Period
b)
Colonial Period
c)
Hispanic Period
d)
American Period
7.
What do a lot of paintings and artifacts in museums depict?
a)
Selfies and Funny Poses
b)
Pains and Victories of a Country or Region
c)
Daily Life of Ordinary People
d)
Struggles of Sociopolitical Issues
8.
What is the former name of the Museum of the Filipino People, which aims to preserve the cultural heritage of the Philippines and to educate others?
a)
National Museum of Anthropology
b)
National Museum of Natural History
c)
National Museum of Fine Arts
d)
National Museum of the Filipino People
9.
What does the National Museum of Natural History include in its creatively curated display?
a)
Paintings and Sculptures
b)
Anthropomorphic Jars
c)
Botanical, Zoological, and Geological Specimens
d)
Wooden Statues
10.
What is a neatly furnished rectangular prism type of wood used to raise small and medium-sized sculptures to hip level point of view?
a)
On a Chair
b)
On a Bed
c)
On a Desk
d)
On a Pedestal
11.
What is the theme mainly used by artists during the fourth republic that exposed the sociopolitical issues and struggles of the times?
a)
Social Realism
b)
Surrealism
c)
Romanticism
d)
Impressionism
12.
During what era did the onset of the sudden rise of personal computers and new technology create a new art medium for the arts and human expression?
a)
Pre-Hispanic Period
b)
Colonial Period
c)
Contemporary Arts
d)
American Period
13.
During which period were Filipinos trained by friars and adhered to a more rich palette like red, blue, and yellow?
a)
a) Pre-Colonial Period
b)
b) Hispanic Period
c)
c) American Period
d)
d) Contemporary Period
14.
What was the purpose of photo ethnography done by American soldiers during the American Period?
a)
a) To celebrate Filipino culture
b)
b) To document the beauty of the Philippines
c)
c) To prove the uncivilized nature of Filipinos
d)
d) To promote art education in the Philippines
15.
In museums, what are some paintings and artifacts deeply venerated for?
a)
a) Their depiction of daily life
b)
b) Their historical significance
c)
c) Their monetary value
d)
d) Their artistic beauty
16.
What was the National Museum of the Philippines formerly known as?
a)
a) National Museum of History
b)
b) Museum of the Filipino People
c)
c) National Museum of Art
d)
d) National Museum of Culture
17.
What can be found in the National Museum of Natural History?
a)
a) Paintings and sculptures
b)
b) Botanical, zoological, and geological specimens
c)
c) Ancient artifacts
d)
d) Historical documents
18.
What is the purpose of placing sculptures on a pedestal?
a)
a) To showcase the sculpture's size
b)
b) To protect the sculpture from damage
c)
c) To raise the sculpture to eye level
d)
d) To make the sculpture more portable
19.
What is social realism?
a)
a) A form of abstract art
b)
b) A form of protest art
c)
c) A form of surrealism
d)
d) A form of impressionism
20.
In which era did the rise of personal computers and new technology create a new art medium for the arts and human expression?
a)
a) Pre-Colonial Period
b)
b) Hispanic Period
c)
c) American Period
d)
d) Contemporary Period
21.
What has an active role in the process of constructing meaning about works of art in contemporary arts?
a)
a) The artist's background
b)
b) The audience
c)
c) The museum curator
d)
d) The art collector
22.
Why did the Japanese colonizers destroy most of the artworks done by Americans and Spaniards in the Philippines?
a)
a) To preserve Filipino culture
b)
b) To promote Japanese art
c)
c) To erase the influence of Western colonizers
d)
d) To demonstrate their power over the Philippines
23.
Who is known for his art series entitled "Sabel," which depicts the disorientation that Filipinos experienced during the postwar period?
a)
BenCab/Benedicto Cabrera
b)
Elmer Borlongan
c)
Pacita Abad
d)
David Medalla
24.
Whose paintings are mostly figurative with subject matters that tackle mostly the daily and mundane activities and interactions of Filipinos?
a)
BenCab/Benedicto Cabrera
b)
Elmer Borlongan
c)
Pacita Abad
d)
David Medalla
25.
What is the term used for the art movement during the onset of personal computers and new technology?
a)
Renaissance
b)
Contemporary Arts
c)
Social Realism
d)
Postmodernism
26.
What is the role of the audience in constructing meaning about works of art in contemporary arts?
a)
Passive observer
b)
Active participant
c)
Disinterested viewer
d)
None of the above
27.
Why did the Japanese colonizers destroy most of the artworks done by Americans and Spaniards?
a)
They wanted to sell the artworks for profit
b)
They wanted to preserve the artworks as historical artifacts
c)
They wanted to erase the influence of Western colonizers in the Philippines
d)
They wanted to learn from the Western art techniques
28.
Who is the famous figurative artist in the country known for his art series entitled "Sabel"?
a)
David Medalla
b)
BenCab/Benedicto Cabrera
c)
Elmer Borlongan
d)
Pacita Abad
29.
Whose paintings mostly tackle the daily and mundane activities and interactions of Filipinos?
a)
David Medalla
b)
BenCab/Benedicto Cabrera
c)
Elmer Borlongan
d)
Pacita Abad
30.
Who is the woman artist in the country known for producing a strong voice and identity in women's art?
a)
David Medalla
b)
BenCab/Benedicto Cabrera
c)
Elmer Borlongan
d)
Pacita Abad
31.
Who is the Filipino artist based in London and also a pioneer of performance art?
a)
David Medalla
b)
BenCab/Benedicto Cabrera
c)
Elmer Borlongan
d)
Leeroy New
32.
Whose works coordinate with contemporary visual into all forms: drawing, painting, sculptures, and installations?
a)
Archie Oclos
b)
Mars Bugaoans
c)
Leeroy New
d)
David Medalla
33.
Who is the Filipino street artist whose work focuses on the lives and struggles of the ordinary people?
a)
Archie Oclos
b)
Mars Bugaoans
c)
Leeroy New
d)
David Medalla
34.
What is the traditional belief system and local values connected to art forms during the pre-colonial period?
a)
Combining functionality with aesthetics
b)
Use of materials found in the immediate environment
c)
Depiction of daily life and social issues
d)
Religious and spiritual practices
35.
What is the ritual pot particularly used as a native incense burner for pag-uli (return) rite to retrieve the soul of a moribund person during the pre-Hispanic era?
a)
Calatagan Jar
b)
Maitum Jar
c)
Bulul/Bul-ul
d)
None of the above
36.
What is the anthropomorphic jar that mimics a human figure with facial expressions of sadness and joy on its face?
a)
Calatagan Jar
b)
Maitum Jar
c)
Bulul/Bul-ul
d)
None of the above
37.
What is the meaning behind the anthropomorphic Maitum Jar?
a)
It depicts a mythological creature
b)
It mimics a human figure with facial expressions of sadness and joy on its face.
c)
It is a symbol of power and authority in the pre-colonial period.
d)
It was used as a burial jar for important personalities.
38.
What is the purpose of a Calatagan Jar during the pre-Hispanic era?
a)
It was used for cooking
b)
It was used for drinking
c)
It was used as a burial jar for important personalities
d)
It was used as a native incense burner for pag-uli (return) rite to retrieve the soul of a moribund person.
39.
During which period were Filipinos trained by friars and adhered to a more rich palette like red, blue, and yellow?
a)
Pre-Colonial Period
b)
Hispanic Period
c)
American Period
d)
Contemporary Period
40.
What is the purpose of a Bulul or Bul-ul?
a)
It is a wooden sculpture used by the Ifugao people of Northern Luzon to guard their rice crop.
b)
It was used as a burial jar for important personalities.
c)
It is a symbol of power and authority in the pre-colonial period.
d)
It depicts a mythological creature.
41.
What was the aim of the National Museum of Anthropology?
a)
To educate people about the Philippines' cultural heritage
b)
To preserve the cultural heritage of the Philippines
c)
To showcase botanical, zoological, and geological specimens that represent the country's unique natural history
d)
To celebrate contemporary Filipino art
42.
During which period was photo ethnography done by American soldiers to "prove" the uncivilized and forces of art were commissions, sales, gifts, and opening of new American-based businesses?
a)
Pre-Colonial Period
b)
Hispanic Period
c)
American Period
d)
Contemporary Period
43.
In museums, what is usually deeply venerated for their depictions of some of the most important pains and victories of a country or region?
a)
Selfies and Funny Poses
b)
Artifacts
c)
Paintings
d)
Botanical specimens
44.
What is the purpose of a pedestal in art?
a)
To display small and medium-sized sculptures to hip level point of view.
b)
To display paintings at eye level.
c)
To make sculptures look taller.
d)
To make the art piece stand out more.
45.
What was the theme mainly used by artists during the fourth republic?
a)
Social Realism
b)
Impressionism
c)
Abstract Expressionism
d)
Surrealism
46.
During which era did the sudden rise of personal computers and new technology create a new art medium for the arts and human expression?
a)
Pre-Colonial Period
b)
Hispanic Period
c)
American Period
d)
Contemporary Period
47.
During which period did the art forms usually combine functionality with aesthetics, reflecting traditional belief systems and local values?
a)
Pre-Colonial Period
b)
Hispanic Period
c)
American Period
d)
Contemporary Arts
48.
What is the anthropomorphic jar that mimics a human figure with facial expressions of sadness and joy on its face called?
a)
Maitum Jar
b)
Calatagan Jar
c)
Bul-ul
d)
Antique Jar
49.
What is the name of the carved wooden statue used to guard rice crops by the Ifugao people of Northern Luzon?
a)
Bul-ul
b)
Calatagan Jar
c)
Maitum Jar
d)
Antique Jar
50.
During which period were Filipinos trained by friars and adhered to a more rich palette like red, blue, and yellow?
a)
Pre-Colonial Period
b)
Hispanic Period
c)
American Period
d)
Contemporary Arts
51.
During which period were Photo ethnography done by American soldiers to "prove" the uncivilized and forces of art were commissions, sales, gifts, and opening of new American-based businesses?
a)
Pre-Colonial Period
b)
Hispanic Period
c)
American Period
d)
Contemporary Arts
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