He considered art an aid to philosophy in revealing truth. (The answer must be all small letters.)

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He considered the judgment of beauty as the cornerstone of art, as something that can be universal despite its subjectivity. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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He believed that art is dangerous because it provides a petty replacement for the real entities that can only be attained through reason. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Refers to the identifiable image or theme in a piece of artwork. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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It is an outcome of the artist's effort to use the elements of art and arrange them according to aesthetic principles. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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This refers to the meaning, symbolism, or representation within the artwork. It is how the artwork relates to real-life objects or ideas. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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This refers to the physical appearance of the artwork, including its shape, structure, and how it exists. It is what you see and touch, such as a sculpture’s three-dimensional shape or a painting’s colors and brushstrokes. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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This refers to the meaning, symbolism, or representation within the artwork. It is how the artwork relates to real-life objects or ideas. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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This is the defined boundary of the picture plane. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Is an abstraction of a certain thought or feeling that produces good art based on reality or experience. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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It is the automatic response to imagination. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The Latin term, which means skills, talent, or ability. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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It is an expression of feelings and emotions. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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It is a form of work with the use of available materials. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A person engaged in an activity related to creating, practicing, and demonstrating art. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A person who practices a trade or handicraft. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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An association of artisans and merchants who oversee the practice of their craft/trade in a particular territory. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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This is where the work usually happens. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A kind of study room for contemplation that was separated from the rest. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Considered to be the highest national recognition for individuals who contributed to the development of Philippine arts. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The surname of the first national artist who received the Orden Ng Pambansang Alagad ng Sining. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The smallest and most basic element. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Define as an area that stands out from the space next to or around it due to a defined or implied boundary or because of differences of value, color, or texture. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Refers to the surface quality, both simulated and actual, of the artwork. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A form with width and length but no depth. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A 3D volume that can be empty or filled with objects. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Often referred to as formal balance, wherein both sides are equal or in proportion in terms of arrangement. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A principle of design refers to giving special importance to one or certain parts of the design. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A principle of design refers to the regular arrangement of repeated same elements. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A principle of design that is created when one or more elements of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling or organized movement. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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A principle of design is an appropriate arrangement of elements of a visual to give the viewers a feeling that all the parts of the design are in harmony as a whole composition. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The surname of the artist of "The Starry Night." (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The surname of the artist of the "Portrait of a Halberdier." (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The surname of the artist of "The Scream." (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The surname of the artist of "L.H.O.O.Q." (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The name of this artwork by Salvador Dali. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The name of this artwork by Georgia O'Keeffe. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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The name of this artwork by Pablo Picasso. (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Philosophy is derived from the Greek words “philos” or “philein” and "Sophia." What is the meaning of "philos?" (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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Religion is derived from the Latin word “religare” or "religio." What is the meaning of "religare?" (The answer must be in all small letters.)

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