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Vs Orientation

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How are you feeling today?

a)

Good/confident

b)

SUPER nervous

c)

Bored

d)

Tired

2.

Where are you from? (if not from any of these select NEXT)

a)

Eastern Cape

b)

Northern Cape

c)

Western Cape

d)

Limpopo

e)

NEXT

3.

Where are you from? (If not from SA select OTHER, if already chosen select OTHER)

a)

Free State

b)

Gauteng

c)

North West

d)

Mpumalanga

e)

OTHER

4.

Are you the first person from your family to study?

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Are you content with your choice to study Visual Studies?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Neutral

d)

VS was not my first choice

6.

Which of these art forms do you engage with the most?

a)

Painting and drawing

b)

Photography and film

c)

Graphic design and digital media

d)

Sculpture and installation art

7.

How familiar are you with analysing visual texts (e.g., paintings, advertisements, films)?

a)

Very familiar

b)

Somewhat familiar

c)

Not familiar at all

8.

Which of the following best describes your current understanding of Visual Studies?

a)

A field that examines how we see and interpret images

b)

A historical study of art and design movements

c)

A mix of philosophy, media studies, and art criticism

d)

I am not entirely sure yet, but I am eager to learn

9.

What interests you most about Visual Studies?

a)

Art history and theory

b)

Contemporary popular culture

c)

Digital media and technology

d)

All of the above

10.

How do you prefer to engage with the lecture material?

a)

Listening and taking notes independently

b)

Engaging in discussions with other students

c)

Applying concepts through in-class activities

d)

A mix of all of the above

11.

What challenges do you think you might face?

a)

Connecting theory to real-world visual culture

b)

Keeping up with readings, tests, assessments and lectures

c)

Engaging in discussions about abstract concepts

d)

Understanding complex theoretical texts