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24-25 PHMS Pentathlon Fine Arts Section VI

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of contemporary eco art according to the text?

a)

To create beautiful landscapes

b)

To sell art pieces for profit

c)

To better our climate crisis

d)

To entertain the public

2.

Which early American environmental writer is mentioned in the text?

a)

Ralph Waldo Emerson

b)

Henry David Thoreau

c)

Walt Whitman

d)

Emily Dickinson

3.

What does the text suggest is necessary for understanding environmental history?

a)

Subjective experience

b)

Objective data

c)

Artistic interpretation

d)

Political agendas

4.

What does the text say about the human experience of environment?

a)

It is a universal experience

b)

It is the same for everyone

c)

It varies across cultures and communities

d)

It is not important

5.

Who was Alma Thomas?

a)

A famous scientist

b)

An African-American artist and teacher

c)

A well-known musician

d)

A celebrated author

6.

What was significant about Alma Thomas's exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art?

a)

She was the first woman to exhibit there

b)

She was the first Black woman to have a one-person exhibition there

c)

She was the youngest artist to exhibit there

d)

She was the first artist to display abstract art there

7.

What inspired Alma Thomas's 'Space Paintings'?

a)

Photographs of the moon

b)

Recent photographs of the planet Earth taken by Apollo missions

c)

Images of distant galaxies

d)

Pictures of the sun

8.

What did Alma Thomas's art shift to in her later years?

a)

Realistic portraits

b)

Abstract art depicting real-life scenes

c)

Landscape paintings

d)

Still life compositions

9.

The picture on the left is a picture of...

a)

Alma Thomas painting a landscape

b)

Alma Thomas sculpting a statue

c)

Alma Thomas working in her studio

d)

Alma Thomas teaching a class

10.

What was the name of the painting by Alma Thomas that reflects a shift within environmentalism?

a)

Snoopy—Early Sun Display on Earth

b)

Starry Night

c)

The Persistence of Memory

d)

The Scream

11.

What was the scale of Alma Thomas's brushstrokes in her paintings?

a)

Approximately one inch wide

b)

Approximately five inches wide

c)

Approximately ten inches wide

d)

Approximately half an inch wide

12.

Who was the First Lady of the United States involved in the national beautification campaign during Alma Thomas's time?

a)

Lady Bird Johnson

b)

Eleanor Roosevelt

c)

Jacqueline Kennedy

d)

Michelle Obama

13.

What inspired Alma Thomas's "Space Paintings"?

a)

Photographs of Earth from Apollo 10 and 11 missions

b)

Images of Mars from the Viking missions

c)

Pictures of the Sun from the Solar Dynamics Observatory

d)

Photos of the Moon from the Apollo 12 mission

14.

What act followed the Clean Air Act of 1963?

a)

The Wilderness Act

b)

The Endangered Species Act

c)

The Clean Water Act

d)

The National Environmental Policy Act

15.

Who was particularly attentive to making environmentalism an inclusive movement?

a)

Stewart Brand

b)

Lady Bird Johnson

c)

James Lovelock

d)

Arne Naess

16.

What was the main focus of the environmental justice movement in the early 1990s?

a)

Protecting endangered species

b)

Combating the racism of ecological threats

c)

Promoting renewable energy

d)

Reducing air pollution

17.

What did Alma Thomas focus on in her paintings?

a)

Environmental issues

b)

Social issues

c)

Her unique idea of beauty

d)

Political issues

18.

Where was Ana Mendieta born?

a)

Havana, Cuba

b)

Mexico City, Mexico

c)

Madrid, Spain

d)

Buenos Aires, Argentina

19.

What was the name of the program that helped Ana Mendieta and her sister leave Cuba?

a)

Operation Freedom

b)

Operation Pedro Pan

c)

Operation Safe Haven

d)

Operation New Start

20.

What degrees did Ana Mendieta complete at the University of Iowa?

a)

Bachelor’s and Master of Arts in Music

b)

Bachelor’s and Master of Arts in Painting

c)

Bachelor’s and Master of Arts in Literature

d)

Bachelor’s and Master of Arts in Dance

21.

In which year did Ana Mendieta travel to Oaxaca, Mexico?

a)

1970

b)

1973

c)

1975

d)

1978

22.

What type of art did Ana Mendieta develop in Mexico?

a)

Abstract painting

b)

Site-specific body works

c)

Digital art

d)

Traditional sculpture

23.

What did Mendieta's work in Mexico help her reconnect with?

a)

European culture

b)

Asian traditions

c)

Latin American culture

d)

African heritage

24.

What was the focus of Mendieta's "Siluetas" series?

a)

Urban landscapes

b)

Female presence and nature

c)

Technological advancements

d)

Historical events

25.

In which country did Mendieta serve as a tour guide and create art in the 1980s?

a)

Brazil

b)

Argentina

c)

Cuba

d)

Mexico

26.

What cultural practice influenced Mendieta's art from her childhood in Cuba?

a)

Voodoo

b)

Santería

c)

Buddhism

d)

Hinduism

27.

What is the title of Rebecca Belmore's selected work mentioned in the document?

a)

Spiral Jetty

b)

Double Negative

c)

Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother

d)

The Persistence of Memory

28.

What event does Rebecca Belmore's work "Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother" respond to?

a)

The Cuban Revolution

b)

The Kanesatake Resistance or Oka Crisis

c)

The American Civil War

d)

The French Revolution

29.

What is the name of the megaphone created by Belmore to generate dialogue regarding Indigenous land rights?

a)

Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother

b)

The Great Megaphone

c)

Indigenous Voice Amplifier

d)

Land Rights Speaker

30.

What material is the megaphone made of?

a)

Metal and plastic

b)

Wood and animal hide

c)

Stone and clay

d)

Glass and fabric

31.

Where was the megaphone first assembled for Belmore's performance?

a)

Near Alberta's Johnson Lake

b)

In the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

c)

At the Art Gallery of Ontario

d)

In the Kahanawake reserve

32.

What does Belmore's artwork invite participants to question?

a)

The beauty of nature

b)

The seizure and possession of sites

c)

The history of art

d)

The role of technology in art

33.

The picture to the left is a picture of...

a)

Rebecca Belmore performing at Nuit Blanche 2016

b)

Rebecca Belmore at a painting exhibition

c)

Rebecca Belmore at a sculpture unveiling

d)

Rebecca Belmore at a music concert

34.

What is the significance of the term "Anthropocene" as discussed in the text?

a)

It marks the beginning of human history.

b)

It signifies the start of the Industrial Revolution.

c)

It recognizes the impact of human activity on the planet.

d)

It refers to the end of the Ice Age.

35.

Who was the first Indigenous person chosen to represent Canada at the Venice Biennale?

a)

Heather Davis

b)

Zoe Todd

c)

Rebecca Belmore

d)

Canice Hopkins

36.

What is the purpose of Rebecca Belmore's work "Wave Sound"?

a)

To create visual art for galleries

b)

To amplify native voices through sound

c)

To depict historical events

d)

To showcase traditional art objects

37.

What is the main theme of Rebecca Belmore's "Speaking to Their Mother"?

a)

Encouraging silent reflection

b)

Promoting traditional art forms

c)

Co-production of performances and native voices

d)

Displaying art in museums

38.

The picture on the left is a picture of...

a)

Rebecca Belmore creating a mural.

b)

Rebecca Belmore sculpting a statue.

c)

Rebecca Belmore weaving a tapestry.

d)

Rebecca Belmore working on an art piece.

39.

What is Mel Chin's nationality?

a)

Chinese

b)

American

c)

Japanese

d)

Korean

40.

Which university did Mel Chin attend?

a)

Harvard University

b)

Peabody College of Vanderbilt University

c)

Yale University

d)

Stanford University

41.

What is one of the media Mel Chin uses in his art practice?

a)

Photography

b)

Sculpture

c)

Digital Art

d)

Graffiti

42.

What is the name of Mel Chin's early work mentioned in the text?

a)

Unmoored

b)

See-Saw

c)

In the Name of Place

d)

Hundred Project

43.

What was the goal of the GALA Committee's project?

a)

To create a new art style

b)

To broaden the ideas and aesthetic horizons of their audience

c)

To sell art for profit

d)

To focus on digital media

44.

What is the purpose of the Fundred Project initiated by Chin?

a)

To create a new currency

b)

To raise awareness about childhood lead poisoning

c)

To fund art exhibitions

d)

To promote environmental tourism

45.

What plant did Chin use in the Revival Field project to remove heavy metals from the soil?

a)

Sunflower

b)

Thlaspi

c)

Dandelion

d)

Rose

46.

What is the main environmental issue addressed in Chin's film "The Arctic Is"?

a)

Deforestation

b)

Air pollution

c)

Climate change

d)

Water scarcity

47.

What was the purpose of the "Unmoored" project in Times Square?

a)

To showcase new technology

b)

To envision a future with rising ocean levels

c)

To promote tourism in New York

d)

To display historical events

48.

What is the main focus of Mel Chin's project "Unmoored"?

a)

To create a traditional documentary film

b)

To blend real and digital experiences

c)

To build a new ecological site

d)

To write a book on climate change

49.

What role did Al Gore play in the documentary film "An Inconvenient Truth"?

a)

Director

b)

Producer

c)

Starred in it

d)

Cameraman

50.

What is the primary medium of Latoya Ruby Frazier's work?

a)

Sculpture

b)

Photography

c)

Music

d)

Dance

51.

Where did Latoya Ruby Frazier grow up?

a)

New York City

b)

Chicago

c)

Braddock, Pennsylvania

d)

Los Angeles

52.

What is the main theme of Latoya Ruby Frazier's professional practice?

a)

Environmental conservation

b)

Social justice in the American experience

c)

Technological innovation

d)

Historical architecture

53.

Who is the author of the book "Flint Is Family In Three Acts"?

a)

Julia Margaret Cameron

b)

Gordon Parks

c)

LaToya Ruby Frazier

d)

Dorothea Lange

54.

What is a central theme in LaToya Ruby Frazier's work?

a)

The invention of photography

b)

The struggle of working-class families

c)

The history of the Art Institute of Chicago

d)

The development of daguerreotype

55.

Which photographer is cited as an inspiration by LaToya Ruby Frazier?

a)

Arthur Rothstein

b)

Dorothea Lange

c)

Gordon Parks

d)

Julia Margaret Cameron

56.

What does LaToya Ruby Frazier's project "A Notion of Family" focus on?

a)

The invention of the daguerreotype

b)

The prosperity of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works

c)

The interpersonal closeness of the family album

d)

The history of the Art Institute of Chicago

57.

What is the main reason LaToya Ruby Frazier chose to work with a twentieth-century documentary aesthetic?

a)

To tell the story of three generations of women

b)

To focus on modern technology

c)

To highlight urban development

d)

To explore abstract art

58.

Which historical exhibition is mentioned as being criticized for its representation of BIPOC subjects?

a)

Family of Man

b)

The Great Exhibition

c)

The Armory Show

d)

The Paris Exposition

59.

What crisis did LaToya Ruby Frazier document in Flint, Michigan?

a)

Water crisis due to lead contamination

b)

Hurricane disaster

c)

Economic recession

d)

Wildfire outbreak

60.

Who are the three generations of women depicted in Frazier's "Flint Is Family" series?

a)

Shea, Ms. Reneé, and Zion

b)

Anna, Mary, and Lisa

c)

Sarah, Emily, and Jane

d)

Rachel, Leah, and Naomi

61.

What is the title of the expanded book by Frazier that focuses on Flint?

a)

Flint Is Family in Three Acts

b)

Flint Water Crisis

c)

Flint: A City in Crisis

d)

Flint's Struggle

62.

Who did Frazier collaborate with to help provide clean water in Flint?

a)

A local poet named Amber Hasan

b)

A local artist named John Doe

c)

A local musician named Sarah Lee

d)

A local teacher named Mark Smith

63.

What is the main theme of Alma Thomas's work, Snoopy–Early Sun Display on Earth?

a)

Abstract, colorful compositions

b)

Realistic landscapes

c)

Black and white photography

d)

Sculptural installations

64.

At what age did Alma Thomas become the first Black woman to have a one-person exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art?

a)

Eighty-one

b)

Seventy-five

c)

Sixty-eight

d)

Ninety

65.

The picture on the left is a picture of...

a)

Protestors demand clean water outside of Flint City Hall in Flint, Michigan, in October 2015.

b)

Protestors demand better education outside of Flint City Hall in Flint, Michigan, in October 2015.

c)

Protestors demand lower taxes outside of Flint City Hall in Flint, Michigan, in October 2015.

d)

Protestors demand improved public transportation outside of Flint City Hall in Flint, Michigan, in October 2015.

66.

What is the main theme addressed in Thomas's paintings, such as Snoopy–Early Sun Display on Earth?

a)

The beauty of nature

b)

The intersection of local and global experiences

c)

The history of Washington, D.C.

d)

The impact of technology on art

67.

What was the focus of Ana Mendieta's early works of performance art?

a)

Technological advancements

b)

Santería rituals and postwar artistic practices

c)

Modern architecture

d)

Classical music

68.

What materials did Ana Mendieta incorporate in her Silueta Series?

a)

Plastic and metal

b)

Ignited gunpowder, leaves, grass, mud, stones, and cloth

c)

Glass and steel

d)

Digital media

69.

What is the significance of Rebecca Belmore's work Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother?

a)

It is a traditional painting

b)

It addresses Indigenous social and environmental issues

c)

It is a digital art piece

d)

It focuses on urban development

70.

What is a key characteristic of Mel Chin's practice as seen in Unmoored?

a)

Focus on digital art

b)

Interdisciplinary collaboration

c)

Use of traditional painting techniques

d)

Emphasis on classical sculpture

71.

What is central to LaToya Ruby Frazier's practice?

a)

Use of bright colors

b)

Concern for representation

c)

Focus on landscapes

d)

Abstract art

72.

What is the title of LaToya Ruby Frazier's selected work mentioned in the document?

a)

A Notion of Family

b)

The Family Album

c)

Flint is Family: Act I

d)

Unmoored

73.

What genre does LaToya Ruby Frazier frequently use in her work?

a)

Science fiction

b)

Family photo album

c)

Fantasy

d)

Historical fiction

74.

In what year did LaToya Ruby Frazier travel to Flint, Michigan?

a)

2014

b)

2015

c)

2016

d)

2017

75.

What was the purpose of LaToya Ruby Frazier's third act in her project?

a)

To create a new art style

b)

To ship an atmospheric water generator for Flint

c)

To build a new museum

d)

To write a book