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ART APP (QUIZ)

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
Date
1.

Maria visits an art museum for the first time. She finds herself asking questions like, “Why did the artist use dark colors?” and “What is the story behind this painting?” She takes time to read about each artwork and even researches more when she gets home.

What framework is this?

a)

A) Curiosita or curiosity 

b)

B)  Dimostrazione or Experiental 

c)

C) Sensazione or sensory

d)

D) Connessione or system thinking

2.

This rhythm is about slowing down and finding peace. It's about holding a position or being present in the moment without movement, feeling grounded.

a)

A)  Flowing  

b)

B) Lyrical   

c)

C) Chaos 

d)

D) Stillness

3.

Carlo is working on his painting for the first time. Instead of just reading about techniques, he experiments with different brush strokes, mixes colors on his own, and learns from his mistakes. Each artwork he creates helps him understand art more deeply.

What framework is this?

a)

A)  Curiosita or curiosity  

b)

B)  Dimostrazione or Experiental 

c)

       C) Sensazione or sensory

d)

  D) Connessione or system thinking

4.

This rhythm is lighter and more fluid, allowing for graceful, soaring movements. It’s about expression and creating beauty in motion.

a)

A) Flowing 

b)

B) Lyrical   

c)

     C) Chaos   

d)

    D) Stillness

5.

While creating her mixed media artwork, Jane considers how different elements—history, science, nature, technology, and culture—connect to one another. She believes that art is not just about beauty, but about understanding how everything in the world is linked. Her artwork shows how human emotions, the environment, and modern life all influence one another. 

What framework is this?

a)

A)  Corpolita or balancing mind and body

b)

B)  Dimostrazione or Experiental  

c)

  C) Sensazione or sensory

d)

D) Connessione or system thinking

6.

This rhythm is wild and free, letting the body move in any direction with energy and no control, like letting go of all restrictions.

 

a)

A)  Stillness   

b)

B) Staccato   

c)

C) Chaos 

d)

D) Lyrical

7.

Before starting his artwork, Luis practices breathing exercises and gentle stretches to relax his body. He believes that being physically prepared helps him focus mentally and express himself better through art. For him, a calm body leads to a clear and creative mind.

What value or framework is this?

a)

A)  Corpolita or balancing mind and body 

b)

B)  Dimostrazione or Experiental   

c)

C) Sensazione or sensory

d)

D) Sfumato or transfiguration

8.

This rhythm is more sharp and energetic. It involves quick, clear movements that feel more strong and direct.

a)

A)  Stillness

b)

  B) Staccato

c)

C) Chaos

d)

D) Lyrical

9.

While designing his architectural drawing, Kevin combines artistic creativity with mathematical precision. He uses geometry to create perfect proportions and studies how light affects the structure throughout the day. For him, true beauty in art comes from both imagination and scientific knowledge working together. What value or framework is this?

 

a)

A)  Corpolita or balancing mind and body

b)

B)  Arte/Scienza/ balancing art and science

c)

C) Sensazione or sensory

d)

D) Sfumato or transfiguration

10.

This rhythm is about smooth, continuous movement. It feels like you're letting your body flow.

 

a)

A)  Flowing  

b)

B) Staccato 

c)

C) Chaos   

d)

D) Lyrical

11.

It is a movement meditation practice devised by Roth in the late_______?

a)

A)  1970   

b)

  B) 1971 

c)

C) 1972 

d)

D) 1973

12.

It is a form of improvised dancing that has been developing internationally since____?

a)

A)  1970

b)

B) 1971 

c)

C) 1972

d)

D) 1973

13.

“Thinking outside the box” is an informal term often used to describe which of the following activities?

a)

   A) Following traditional methods  

b)

  B) Brainstorming   

c)

C) Memorizing facts

d)

D) Avoiding creativity

14.

In improve stage, everything said or done is an offer if you choose to accept it.

a)

A)  YES and  

b)

B)  Making your partner look good

c)

C) Being average

d)

D) Everything is a gift

15.

What is the term for the art and act of composing, performing, or arranging something without prior preparation?

a)

A) Rehearsal

b)

B) Improvisation

c)

C) Planning

d)

D) Revision

16.

During a drama club meeting, the instructor asks the students to perform a scene without a script, reacting in the moment and building off each other’s ideas to create a spontaneous and often humorous performance. What type of theater are the students practicing?

a)

A) Musical theatre 

b)

B) Improvisation theater 

c)

C) Classical theatre 

d)

D) Experimental theater

17.

It is a movement meditation practice devised by ______ in the late 1970s.

a)

A) Gabril Roth  

b)

B) Gabriel Roth

c)

C) Gabrielle Roth

d)

  D) Gabriell Roth

18.

It refers to never hogging the spotlight, or taking over any others improvisers, or pressuring yourself to be brilliant all the time.

 

a)

A)  YES and   

b)

B)  Making your partner look good  

c)

C) Being average

d)

D) Everything is a gift

19.

Soul making in art is primarily focused on replicating realistic images of the external world, aiming for technical perfection over emotional or spiritual expression.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Improvisation in art is purely about creating random or chaotic expressions without any intention or underlying structure.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Improvisation in art requires a deep understanding of technique and a mastery of the medium, as it relies on an artist's ability to make informed, deliberate choices in the moment.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

During a modern dance workshop, two dancers begin exploring spontaneous movement by shifting their weight, responding to each other's gestures, and maintaining physical contact while flowing through lifts and falls. This practice focuses on the Ballet dance.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Object appropriation refers to appropriation of concrete and noticeable works of art, this happens when a tangible work previously owned by people from one culture was taken and adopted by a person or a group of persons from another culture like style and motif.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Contact improvisation is a form of dance where two or more people move together, using touch and physical contact to explore movement.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

It is the first school in the Philippines dedicated to teaching the art and craft of improvisational theater.

a)

A. Second City 

b)

B. Upright Citizens Brigade

c)

 C. Third-World Improv

d)

    D. The Groundlings

26.

According to Oxford English Dictionary as cited by (Young, 2008), this refers to a specific type or form of intellectual development.

a)

A)  Cultural Appropriation

b)

B)  Style Appropriation

c)

C) Motif Appropriation

d)

D) Culture

27.

Life is full of flowing images accompanied by flowing narratives. Everything we do in life is a performance.

a)

A)   Crafting techniques 

b)

B)  Crafting stories

c)

C) Crafting movements

d)

  D) Crafting instruments

28.

A bridge towards the unknown.

a)

A)  Crafting techniques

b)

B)  Crafting stories 

c)

C) Crafting image

d)

D) Crafting instruments

29.

He is the author of How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci, a 7 steps for self-improvement.

a)

A)  Michaelle Gellb

b)

B)  Michael Gelb 

c)

C) Michael Gellb

d)

D) Michaell Gelb

30.

The title of work of Johannes Veneer dated 1665-1667.

 

 

a)

A)  A study of young woman   

b)

B)  Vermeer’s studio 

c)

C) A young woman

d)

 D) Studio of Vermeer’s