WorksheetsCPAR
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 33mins
Originated from the Latin word “ars” which means skill and the Greek word “techne” which means technology—an expression of ideas and feelings through imagination and creative processes.
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- An expression of artistic ideas through images, structures, and tactile work.
- Painting, sculpture, and architecture are examples of visual arts.
- Some visual artworks are integrated - combining several mediums to create a new and unique artwork.
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An expression of ideas through writing.
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it is the oldest form of literature; characterized by its imaginative and figurative language. Some poetic forms are strict with rhymes and syllabic counts while contemporary poetry pieces now go beyond the limits of form.
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A literary piece usually written in complete and grammatical narratives. Generally, prose is a literary piece that is not poetry and not always written in figurative language. Examples are essays, memoirs and autobiographies, short stories and novels.
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Written to be performed and not just read. Usually, people refer to dramas as plays.
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- It is an expression of an artistic idea through written lyrics, text, dramatization, and multimedia production.
- It is usually require the musical theatre, dance, and drama, a combination of different art forms, such as literary art for the material and visual arts for stage design.
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Refers to a part which is enclosed in a shape.
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Refers to the opposite part which the shape is enclosing.
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A series of point.
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curved, dotted or broken
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vertical, horizontal, or diagonal
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Two dimensional figures with height and width.
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Associated with the natural phenomenon in our environment. May convey different meanings dependent to cultures and traditions of a region.
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Are three dimensional; it has the same dimensions as a shape except with added volume.
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Enclosed figures such as triangle, squares, and other structured figures.
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are shapes found in nature. They do not have a structured form as they are usually free flowing. Examples of these are the shape of a leaf or a cloud.
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are like organic shapes for they lack definition, but they are not necessarily found in nature. They are also asymmetrical and free flowing.
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Considered a property of a color which pertains to its lightness or darkness. In music, this may refer to the pitch.
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It is the tactile or illusory surface of the piece. In music texture is the mood or qualify of the composition.
It is also the physical and tangible surface of the piece (rough or smooth).
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Serves as one of the fundamental principles in dance and theater. In visual arts its includes the passage of time and change in position by manner of illustration.
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means adding multiple or addition of different elements to break the monotony or pattern or style of an artwork and make it more interesting.
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Refer to the relationship of the elements, specifically its relative size of parts of a whole.
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Refers to the repetition of certain elements to produce a pattern. This is evident in our malong.
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Refers to the even and equal distribution of elements.
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A principle which may refer to the greater impact/focus given on a certain element.
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Refers to how certain elements only serve as a supplement to the emphasized element in a design.
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in lake Lanao, acts as a prayer for abundance during harvesting season. It involves a reenactment of a legendary pact between ancestors and unseen spirits. A similar type of ritual for planting rice is performed by the Tagbanwas of Palawan.
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Higaonon and B’laan have?
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the Bagobos have the ___-____ dances which imitate the movement of the birds.
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courtship ritual in Ifugao is represented through the?.
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Was established and urban planning and architecture were given more focused.
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known for his craftsmanship in the use of light, was educated in UP’s School of Fine Arts and is highly influenced by Western artists.
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