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ARTS 5&6 Summative Test 4

Total questions: 95

Worksheet time: 48mins

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1.

What is the main purpose of product packaging?

a)

To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the product.

b)

To increase the product's weight for shipping.

c)

To protect the product and provide information to consumers.

d)

To serve as a promotional tool for the brand.

2.

Which elements are combined in packaging design?

a)

Imagery, colors, sounds, materials, typography

b)

Materials, colors, typography, imagery, structural design

c)

Materials, shapes, sizes, patterns, textures

d)

Shapes, patterns, textures, fonts, colors

3.

Why is it important to consider buyers when designing packaging?

a)

To reduce production costs regardless of buyer preferences.

b)

To ensure packaging is the same for all products, ignoring buyer demographics.

c)

It is important to consider buyers when designing packaging to ensure it meets their needs and influences their purchasing decisions.

d)

To create packaging that is visually appealing but not functional.

4.

What can the choice of packaging material affect?

a)

Nutritional value

b)

Color variety

c)

Flavor enhancement

d)

Product protection, shelf life, environmental impact, cost, and consumer perception.

5.

How do quality materials influence a product's appearance?

a)

Quality materials only affect the durability, not the appearance.

b)

Quality materials improve a product's appearance by enhancing texture, color, and overall visual appeal.

c)

Quality materials have no effect on a product's appearance.

d)

Using cheap materials can enhance a product's visual appeal.

6.

What were some of the earliest materials used for packaging?

a)

Ceramics, stone, rubber

b)

Plastic, glass, metal

c)

Leaves, animal skins, wood

d)

Paper, cardboard, fabric

7.

Which natural materials were used to create baskets?

a)

Grasses, reeds, willow, rattan, and bark.

b)

Cotton and silk

c)

Plastic and metal

d)

Concrete and glass

8.

What type of wood was commonly used for packaging?

a)

Cedar and fir

b)

Bamboo and rattan

c)

Plywood and particleboard

d)

Oak and maple

9.

How was clay used in ancient packaging?

a)

Clay was used as a writing medium for ancient texts.

b)

Clay was mainly utilized for creating decorative art pieces.

c)

Clay was primarily used for making pottery and sculptures.

d)

Clay was used to create durable containers for storing and transporting goods.

10.

What animal skin was often used for packaging liquids?

a)

Pig skin

b)

Cow skin

c)

Sheep skin

d)

Goat skin

11.

Why is metal considered one of the oldest packaging materials?

a)

Glass has been used longer than metal for packaging.

b)

Plastic is older than metal for packaging.

c)

Metal is considered one of the oldest packaging materials because it has been used for thousands of years due to its durability and protective qualities.

d)

Metal is a recent invention for packaging.

12.

What is one advantage of using luxurious packaging materials?

a)

Enhances perceived value of the product.

b)

Increases the weight of the product.

c)

Reduces production costs significantly.

d)

Makes the product easier to transport.

13.

How can cheap materials impact a product's appeal?

a)

Using cheap materials can attract more customers due to lower prices.

b)

Cheap materials can enhance a product's appeal by making it more affordable.

c)

Cheap materials have no effect on a product's overall appeal.

d)

Cheap materials can negatively impact a product's appeal by reducing perceived quality and durability.

14.

What role does imagery play in packaging design?

a)

Imagery plays a crucial role in attracting consumers, conveying brand identity, and communicating product benefits.

b)

Imagery is primarily used for legal information on packaging.

c)

Imagery has no impact on consumer behavior.

d)

Imagery is only important for food packaging.

15.

Why is color important in product packaging?

a)

Color is irrelevant in digital product packaging.

b)

Color is important in product packaging because it attracts attention, conveys brand identity, and influences consumer emotions and purchasing decisions.

c)

Color is only important for aesthetic purposes.

d)

Color has no impact on consumer behavior.

16.

It is the visual and creative representation of a product.

a)

Graphic design

b)

Typography

c)

Product

d)

Package Design

17.

  It is one of the oldest materials used for packaging, which was primarily used for weapons, armor, and vessels.

a)

Metal

b)
Wood
c)
Glass
d)
Plastic
18.

It began in Ancient Egypt between 3300 to 1200 BC. It provides a great barrier against outside elements and does not affect the flavor, aroma, or composition of its contents.

a)

Clay

b)
Wood
c)
Glass
d)
Stone
19.

It is a thin material made from pressed fibers of wood pulp or grass.

a)
paper
b)
plastic
c)
metal
d)
cardboard
20.

Who invented plastic in 1838?

a)
Thomas Edison
b)
Henry Ford
c)
Nikola Tesla
d)
Alexander Parkes
21.

A product should also stand out from the other similar products on the shelves.

a)

Purpose

b)

Originality

c)

Target Audience

d)

Quality

22.

Good packaging can be used many times, versatile, and recyclable. It should be made up of sustainable and environment-friendly materials.

a)

Purpose

b)

Originality

c)

Quality

d)

Quantity

23.

When we develop our brand, design elements such as color, font, and material become trademarks associated with our brand.

a)

Originality

b)

Target Audience

c)

Purpose

d)

Brand Personality

24.

It influences the mood and behavior of people when they see the product.

a)

Color

b)

Typography

c)

Picture

d)

Packaging

25.

What color exudes authority, sophistication, elegance, and luxury?

a)
Red
b)
Black
c)
Blue
d)
Green
26.

A color that evokes trust, reliability, and confidence.

a)
yellow
b)
blue
c)
green
d)
red
27.

Which is not one of the uses of Packaging?

a)
Enhancing product visibility
b)
Providing product information
c)
Facilitating transportation logistics
d)
Serving as a financial investment
28.

This is often done to make sure competitors do not use the same colors for their products.

a)
Trademarking colors
b)
Using color palettes
c)
Color coding for organization
d)
Designing unique logos
29.

It represents action, energy, desire, excitement, intensity, and passion.

a)
blue
b)
red
c)
yellow
d)
green
30.

Answer true or false. Packaging doesn’t connects and communicates with consumers. You need to know your target audience and persons with different personalities.

a)

true

b)

false

31.

The art of creating three-dimensional objects by carving stone or wood, and casting metal or plaster.

a)
Painting
b)
Photography
c)
Textile Art
d)
Sculpture
32.

Early Filipinos created wood carvings and ethnic sculptures called ______.

a)

T'nalak

b)

Bathala

c)

Bulul

d)

Anitos

33.

Who created the Bonifacio Monument and the UP Oblation?

a)
Fernando Amorsolo
b)
José Rizal
c)
Guillermo Tolentino
d)

Napoleon Abueva

34.

It does not resemble any known or existing object or person. It is also known as abstract sculpture.

a)
Realistic sculpture
b)
Figurative art
c)

Representational Sculpture

d)

Non-representational Sculpture

35.

An example of this sculpting is the Bonifacio monument which resembles a person.

a)

Representational Sculpture

b)

Non-representational Sculpture

c)
Relief sculpture
d)
Abstract sculpture
36.

A kind of sculpture that stands alone and is not attached to a background or wall.

a)
Relief sculpture
b)
Bas-relief sculpture
c)
Wall-mounted sculpture
d)
Freestanding sculpture
37.

It involves attaching and raising the sculpted object to a solid background of the same material.

a)
Relief sculpture
b)
Bas-relief
c)
Sculptural painting
d)
Freestanding sculpture
38.

A kind of sculpting that uses materials that can be added such as wax and clay.

a)
Molding with metal
b)
Subtracting sculpting
c)
Additive sculpting
d)
Carving techniques
39.

This kind of sculpting involves removing material from a block to create a desired form.

a)
Additive sculpting
b)
Carving with a chisel
c)
Molding with clay
d)
Subtractive sculpting
40.

What are the materials commonly used in traditional sculptures?

a)
Stone, wood, metal, clay, plaster
b)
Fabric
c)
Glass
d)
Plastic
41.

Today's sculpture uses out-of-the-box materials like dried wood, plasticware, and household items.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

He is the "Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture." He was awarded the National Artist for Sculpture in 1976.

a)
Guillermo Tolentino
b)

Napoleon Abueva

c)
Fernando Amorsolo
d)
Juan Luna
43.

Which material is commonly used in making sculptures?

a)

Metal

b)

Plastic

c)

Fabric

d)

Glass

44.

What is the most common process of sculpture?

a)

Cooking

b)

Sewing

c)

Carving

d)

Painting

45.

What is the procedure of cutting a solid material to form something in sculpture called?

a)

Molding

b)

Sculpting

c)

Carving

d)

Weaving

46.

Which of the following is NOT a material used in making sculptures?

a)

Ceramics

b)

Stone

c)

Glass

d)

Wood

47.

Which material is most commonly used for additive sculpture?


a)

wood

b)

metal

c)

clay

d)

glass

48.

What does using clay in additive sculpture provide to artists?

a)

no chance to rework the sculpture

b)

more freedom

c)

no opportunity

d)

limeted freedom

49.

What is the main characteristic of additive sculpture?

a)

Two-dimensional artwork

b)

Created by removing parts

c)

Created by adding separate parts

d)

Created using only one material

50.

During the Spanish colonization, what was the subject of most sculptures in the Philippines?

a)
Historical figures from pre-colonial times.
b)
Mythical creatures from local folklore.
c)
Religious figures, primarily Christian saints.
d)
Animals native to the Philippines.
51.

What style of sculpture is shown in the picture?

a)
Relief sculpture
b)
Bust
c)
Installation
d)
Statue
52.

What style of sculpture is shown?

a)
Modern abstract sculpture
b)
Baroque sculpture
c)
Renaissance bust sculpture
d)
Classical relief sculpture
53.

What kind of sculpture is shown?

a)
Relief sculpture
b)
Abstract sculpture
c)

Additive or Subtractive Sculpture

d)

Freestanding sculpture

54.

What style of sculpture is shown?

a)
Classical sculpture
b)

Objective Sculpture

c)
Abstract sculpture
d)
Figurative sculpture
55.

Who sculpted the statue of David?

a)

Leonardo da Vinci

b)

Michaelangelo

c)

Donatello

d)

Auguste Rodin

56.

It is an illusion achieved through drawing techniques.

a)
Perspective distortion
b)

Simulated Visual Texture

c)

Texture

d)

Invented visual texture

57.

This surface effect comes from an artist's imagination.

a)

Invented visual texture

b)

Simulated visual texture

c)

Visual Texture

d)

Tactile Texture

58.

This three-dimensional artwork is made by putting found objects together on an illustration board.

a)
Collage art
b)
Sculpture
c)
Mixed media
d)
Assemblage art
59.

A type of printing where a design is drawn on a plate or matrix.

a)
Screen Printing
b)

Relief Printing

c)
Lithography
d)
Digital Printing
60.

In this type of printmaking, the design is drawn on the plate or matrix using a greasy material like a crayon.

a)
Lithography
b)
Etching
c)
Screen Printing
d)

Intaglio printing

61.

In printmaking, this material is used to draw or engrave the design on the matrix.

a)

Brayer or roller

b)

Acid-resistant chemicals

c)

Burin

d)

Plate or matrix

62.

This is a collage of different materials glued on a surface to create a printmaking plate or matrix.

a)
Mosaic
b)
Etching
c)
Screen Printing
d)

Collograph

63.

In Italian word that means “to engrave”.

(a)  

64.

He is known for using bold, colorful strokes in his paintings.

a)

Mishael Jacob Pueblos

b)

Kermit Tesoro

c)

Raul Piedra

d)

Jose Tanig Jaya

65.

He used shoes to create textured artworks.

a)

Mishael Jacob Pueblos

b)

Kermit Tesoro

c)

Raul Piedra

d)

Jose Tanig Jaya

66.

The process of transferring an image from one surface to another.

a)

Intaglio Printing

b)

Printmaking

c)

Relief Printing

d)

Stencil printing

67.

It was marked as the Golden Age of Philippine printmaking or engraving.

a)

Modern period

b)

18th century

c)

19th century

d)

20th century

68.

A printing press used to transfer the image to the printing paper or fabric.

a)

Plate or matrix

b)

Burin

c)

Acid-resistant chemicals

d)

Brayer or roller

69.

Period of decline in religious engravings.

a)

Modern period

b)

18th century

c)

19th century

d)

20th century

70.

After this period printmaking come back to the Philippine art scene.

a)

World War II

b)

World War 1

c)

19th century

d)

20th century

71.

Another name for tactile texture is.

a)
visual texture
b)
actual texture
c)
olfactory texture
d)
auditory texture
72.

Which type of texture is smooth to touch?

a)

Sandpaper

b)

Silk

c)

Velvet

d)

Brick

73.

He is known for his textured abstract paintings since the 1970s.

a)

Mishael Jacob Pueblos

b)

Kermit Tesoro

c)

Raul Piedra

d)

Jose Tanig Jaya

74.

It is any dark room with a small hole on the outside.

a)
Camera obscura
b)
Digital camera
c)
Pinhole camera
d)
Instant camera
75.

Who introduced film labs where films were developed.

a)

Kodak

b)

Sony

c)

Joseph Nicéphore Niépce

d)

George Eastman

76.

It is an art form that communicates through pictures. It is another tool for us to express our creativity.

a)

Photography

b)

Painting

c)

Sculpture

d)

Printmaking

77.

An early photographic process that uses light-sensitive materials to create images.

a)
Ambrotype
b)

Heliography

c)
Daguerreotype
d)
Tintype
78.

A camera in the 1830s where people had to stay still for as long as 20 minutes for their images to be taken.

a)
Calotype
b)

Film Camera

c)

Heliograph

d)
Daguerreotype
79.

It was introduced in 1959. It printed the images instantaneously without the use of film.

a)
Digital camera
b)
Film camera
c)

Polaroid camera

d)

Instant printer

80.

With this camera, photographers can now take hundreds of images and store them in a memory card.

a)

Polaroid

b)

Digital Camera

c)

Daguerreotype

d)

Film Camera

81.

What was the company that produced the first commercially colored film?

a)

Sony

b)
Paramount Pictures
c)

Kodak

d)
Technicolor
82.

_____is a principle of art in which part of the work stands out, to draw the viewer's eye there first.

a)

pattern

b)

emphasis

c)

balance

d)

contrast

83.

A placement where the subject is where the horizontal and vertical divisions meet.

a)

Dynamic Symmetry

b)

Principle of Thirds

c)

Balance

d)

Harmony

84.

It is the subject of the photograph. This is where the viewers will focus on.

a)

Point of interest

b)

Emphasis

c)

Subject placement

d)

Rule of thirds

85.

He was the first to capture a photograph wherein he had to expose the image using tar and bitumen to the sun for at least 8 hours.

a)

Sony

b)

Joseph Nicéphore Niépce

c)

George Eastman

d)

Kodak

86.

It is the arrangement of the elements or objects in a photograph.

a)

Point of interest

b)

Subject Placement

c)

Rule of thirds

d)

Photographic composition

87.

A photography career wherein he/she uses photographs to tell stories about events and issues.

a)

Photographer

b)

Journalist

c)

Photojournalist

d)

Broadcaster

88.

The position of the point of interest in the basics of photography.

a)

Subject Placement

b)

Point of interest

c)

Photographic composition

d)

Dynamic Symmetry

89.

Which is NOT an element of photographic composition?

a)

Dynamic Symmetry

b)

Balance

c)

Camera Angle

d)

Layout

90.

When did colored photographs were developed in the?

a)

1840s

b)

1850s

c)

1860s

d)

1870s

91.

A grid system of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines is used to divide the frame of the photograph.

a)

Rule of thirds

b)

Balance

c)

Dynamic Symmetry

d)

Movement

92.

It allowed artists to trace and replicate the objects, places, and persons they wanted to draw or paint.

a)

Polaroid

b)

Heliography

c)

Daguerreotype

d)

Camera Obscura

93.

This technique in photography involves capturing images with a long exposure time to create a sense of motion.

a)

Portrait Photography

b)

Macro Photography

c)

Long Exposure Photography

d)

Documentary Photography

94.

Which of the following is a common method used to create depth in a photograph?

a)

Applying a vignette effect

b)

Using monochrome colors

c)

Overexposing the image

d)

Using a wide-angle lens

95.

This harmony combines two colors opposite each other on the color wheel.

a)

Analogous color harmony

b)

Complementary color harmony

c)

Monochromatic color harmony

d)

Triadic color harmony