WorksheetsArt Appreciation Midterms
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
What is the Greek term for Aesthetic?
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What is the meaning of Aesthetic in English
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was first employed by Baumgarten to mean “the science of sensory perception.”
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Particularly, he used it to denote (a) as distinct from the abstract where content is communicated in sensory forms.
Who is the person that defines Aesthetics?
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Theory about the ultimate reality of things
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Why are beautiful things beautiful?
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What makes something a work of art?
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is the creation and appreciation of BEAUTIFUL human-made objects.
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by the artists in their creativity
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by the art spectator with artistic taste
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anything with a value that delights
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art distinguished from nature
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“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
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"Beauty is in the thing itself."
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Nature of beautiful things
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Essence of art
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Evaluation of the merit or demerit of works of art
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What are the three category of Value
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True and False
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Good and Bad
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Beautiful and Ugly
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The small is beautiful
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Japanese short poem composed of 3 lines with 17 syllables
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The colorful is beautiful
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Pagkataong Filipino and the Concepts of Labas and Loob
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Filipino Aesthetic Worldview
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(Ang Magandang Pagkatao)
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A way people look at the universe. People’s picture of the universe that lies deep in the heart of culture
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A system of symbols and meanings people use to organize their ideas which they express through language
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Contains words that carries culture.
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The primary Filipino aesthetic term
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may be viewed not only as an emotion experienced in the encounter of what is pleasurable but also as a particular cast of mind out in the world of objects.
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Dimensions of Filipino Worldview 1-4
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Dimensions of Filipino Worldview 5-8
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Dimensions of Filipino Worldview 9-10
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(traits)
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physical appearance
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social character
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---- and --- are interchangeable terms so that whatever is ---- is also ----.
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(physical appearance)
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(social behavior)
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purely delights
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delights and awes
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delights and impresses
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delights and attracts
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delights and entertains
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delights and saddens
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delights and fears
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glooms and fears
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glooms and saddens
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glooms and entertains
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glooms and attracts
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glooms and impresses
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glooms and awes
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purely glooms
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TREMOLO OR VIBRATO (Vibrating Sound)
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(Continuous Sound)
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Use of least number of elements
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Landscape
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Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Dance, Drama
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Music, Drama
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Perfume Making
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Cooking
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Sculpture, Lovemaking
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Literature, Drama
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
COLOR
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
SHAPE
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
SIZE
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
MOTION
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
SOUND
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
ODOR
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
TASTE
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
TOUCH
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AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO THE SENSES
IMAGE
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