WorksheetsSJI 5 - MAPEH 2Q EXAM REVIEW
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
What are artifacts?
Buildings made by architects
Tangible objects made by people in the past
Paintings from famous artists
Natural objects found in the wild
What was the Butuan Boat used for?
Fishing
Warfare
Cargo and trading
Exploration
What type of jar is the Manunggul Jar?
Food storage jar
Water storage jar
Secondary burial jar
Decorative jar
Which artifact illustrates a yawning mouth?
Manunggul Jar
Banton Cloth
Leta Leta Jarlet
Butuan Boat
Which artifact is a burial cloth?
Manunggul Jar
Banton Cloth
Leta Leta Jarlet
Butuan Boat
What is a 2D shape?
It has height, width, and depth
It only has height and width
It has height, width, and weight
It is an illusion of space
What does a 3D form have?
Only height and width
Height, width, and depth
Only depth
Height, depth, and weight
Which shading technique involves drawing thin lines in the same direction?
Cross Hatching
Blending
Hatching
Stippling
What is Cross Hatching?
Drawing lines that crisscross each other
Drawing dots to create shading
Drawing lines in one direction
Blending values smoothly
What shading technique uses dots to create values?
Hatching
Stippling
Cross Hatching
Blending
What is blending in shading?
Drawing thin lines in the same direction
Drawing a series of dots
Smoothly drawing dark values to add pressure
Creating crisscross patterns
Which artifact is primarily related to burial practices?
Manunggul Jar
Leta Leta Jarlet
Butuan Boat
Bahay na Bato
Which indigenous architecture is made by Ivatans and Itbayats using stone and mortar?
Lean-to
Fale
Bahay Kubo
Rakuh
What materials are used to build a Lean-to by the Atis and Agtas?
Stone and mortar
Bamboo, wood, coconut leaves
Timber and reeds
Nipa and cogon
Which is one of the most common indigenous architectural forms made of nipa and bamboo?
Rakuh
Bahay na Bato
Bahay Kubo
Fale
What materials are used to construct the Bahay na Bato?
Stone and wood
Bamboo and wood
Nipa and cogon
Timber and reeds
What structures were commonly built during the Spanish colonization?
Schools and hospitals
Ports and lighthouses
Bridges and skyscrapers
Shopping centers
Which structure was introduced during the American colonization?
Fortress churches
Bell towers
School buildings
Warehouses
What is a Bahay Kubo made of?
Stone and cement
Bamboo and cogon
Timber and steel
Wood and concrete
What is the primary purpose of a Fale?
Storage
Living space
Place of worship
Trading center
Which architectural style is made to last for a hundred years?
Bahay Kubo
Lean-to
Rakuh
Bahay na Bato
What is the primary purpose of a fortress church?
To serve as a residence for friars
To function as a watchtower
To protect people when threatened
To hold government meetings
What is the function of the bell tower in a church?
To protect against invaders
To store supplies
To call worshippers and serve as a watchtower
To hold meetings
What is a convent used for?
Only as a residence for priests
As a school and meeting place
Only as a storage facility
For military purposes
What is foreground in an artwork?
The space farthest from the viewer
The space nearest to the viewer
The background of the artwork
The middle part of the artwork
What is middle ground in an artwork?
The area nearest to the viewer
The space occurring between the foreground and the background
The farthest part from the viewer
The brightest part of the artwork
What is background in an artwork?
The space behind the main object
The space between the foreground and middle ground
The object closest to the viewer
The brightest area in the picture
What is symmetrical stability?
Half of the image is different from the other half
Two halves of the image mirror each other
Objects with different visual weight
An image with multiple textures
What does asymmetrical stability mean?
Two different objects appear to have the same visual weight
Half of the image mirrors the other half
There is no balance in the artwork
All objects are arranged symmetrically
Which element adds depth to a flat, two-dimensional artwork?
Color
Form
Texture
Illusion of space
What is printmaking?
Drawing on a flat surface
Transferring images using a stencil or plate to another surface
Painting with oil colors
Sketching with pencils on fabric
What is the final product of the printmaking process called?
Drawing
Sketch
Relief
Who is known as the "Father of Contemporary Printmaking" in the Philippines?
Juan Luna
Fernando Amorsolo
Manuel Rodriguez Sr.
Guillermo Tolentino
What is a relief print?
A print made using a machine
A print made by applying ink to the raised surface of the plate
A print using a flat surface
A drawing transferred onto a surface
What do myths often describe?
Historical events
The origins of the universe, gods, and goddesses
Stories about animals
Daily life events
What is a legend?
A scientific explanation of natural phenomena
A story with historical basis but often exaggerated
A religious text
A moral lesson for children
Which mythological creature is a mermaid-like being?
Syokoy
Higante
Sirena
Dwende
Which creature in Filipino mythology is described as a giant?
Sirena
Diwata
Syokoy
Higante
What type of creature is a Dwende in Filipino mythology?
A giant
A mermaid
A small, magical being
A water spirit
What does contrast in art refer to?
The similarity of objects in a drawing
The visual difference created by dissimilarities like thick and thin lines, light and dark colors
A pattern that is repetitive
The use of only one color
What is a linocut?
A type of painting technique
A form of relief print similar to woodcuts
A type of sculpture
A method of shading
What type of texture is described as a pattern of parallel lines?
Woven
Fluted
Ribbed
Smooth
What texture is described as a series of long rounded lines?
Woven
Fluted
Ribbed
Rough
What texture is created by interlacing lines?
Fluted
Woven
Ribbed
Smooth
Which of the following is an example of a contrast in textures?
Using only one type of line
Combining smooth and rough textures in an artwork
Mixing only light colors
Using identical shapes and patterns
What type of lines include vertical, horizontal, and zigzag?
Curved lines
Straight lines
Wavy lines
Spiral lines
Which of the following is an example of a curved line?
Horizontal
Vertical
Concave
Zigzag
What are complementary colors?
Colors next to each other on the color wheel
Colors that are light and dark
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel
Colors mixed with white
Which of the following are complementary colors?
Red and green
Blue and violet
Red and orange
Yellow and orange
What is the term for the lightness or darkness of a color?
Tint
Value
Shade
Tone
What happens when you add white to a color hue?
You create a shade
You darken the color
You create a tint
You change the color's value
What is created when black is added to a color hue?
A tint
A value
A shade
A tone
Where is Intramuros located?
Cebu
Davao
Limasawa
Manila
What is harmony in art?
The use of bright colors
The principle of art that blends elements in a pleasing way
The use of only one color
The arrangement of lines and shapes
Which of the following is an aspect of harmony?
Harmony of colors
Harmony of shadows
Harmony of light
Harmony of shading
What is harmony of color?
Using one color in different shades
Using two or more color combinations in a pleasing way
Using light and dark values of the same color
Combining random colors
Which of the following is a Philippine Natural Heritage Site?
Tubbataha Reef Natural Park
Intramuros
Fort Santiago
Bagumbayan
Where can you find the Hundred Islands?
Luzon
Batanes
Mindanao
Palawan
What does the illusion of space in art refer to?
The use of bright colors
The creation of depth on a flat surface
The blending of elements in a painting
The size of the canvas
What is the term for the part of the artwork that appears closest to the viewer?
Middleground
Foreground
Background
Horizon line
What is one-point perspective?
A technique that uses orthogonal lines
A way to create shadows
The use of multiple colors
The blending of lines and shapes
What are orthogonal lines?
Lines that intersect each other
Imaginary lines parallel to the ground plane
Curved lines
Lines perpendicular to the ground plane
What is cultural heritage?
Buildings created by modern architects
Traditions and ways of living passed from generation to generation
Sites developed by recent communities
Objects created for religious purposes
Which of the following is a Philippine Cultural Heritage Site?
Rice Terraces
Intramuros
Fort Santiago
Limasawa
What is the purpose of cultural heritage sites?
To show modern advancements
To protect endangered species
To preserve traditions and history
To create space for urban development
