WorksheetsGE 6: Practice Test Module 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The Latin word where “art” was derived, meaning skill or ability.
Arte
Ars
Esthetica
Poiesis
The ability to recognize, appreciate, and enjoy man-made works of art.
Art Criticism
Art Appreciation
Creative Expression
Aesthetic Value
Who defined art as “imitation of nature”?
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Dewey
Who believed art brings life into harmony with beauty?
Plato
Aristotle
Kant
Zulueta
Which function of art provides food, clothing, and shelter?
Utilitarian
Cultural
Social
Aesthetic
Which function of art deals with beauty and enjoyment?
Cultural
Aesthetic
Social
Utilitarian
Which function of art promotes unity and solidarity in society?
Aesthetic
Utilitarian
Cultural
Social
A painting that portrays Philippine history reflects which function of art?
Social
Utilitarian
Cultural
Aesthetic
The subject of art that depicts real and recognizable figures.
Non-representational art
Abstract art
Representational art
Decorative art
The subject of art that appeals to the senses without representing objects.
Representational
Non-representational
Abstract
Decorative
Prehistoric drawings found in caves are called:
Frescoes
Mosaics
Sculptures
Cave Paintings
Art that makes use of skills for practical purposes such as crafts.
Fine Art
Applied Art
Decorative Art
Folk Art
Painting and sculpture belong to which classification of arts?
Performing Arts
Visual Arts
Decorative Arts
Applied Arts
Dance, theatre, and music belong to which classification of arts?
Visual Arts
Decorative Arts
Performing Arts
Applied Arts
A type of art form that uses electronic or digital technology.
Applied Art
Digital Art
Folk Art
Fine Art
Which subject of art distorts real-life objects but remains recognizable?
Representational
Abstract
Non-representational
Decorative
The art form created primarily for decoration.
Decorative Art
Applied Art
Fine Art
Folk Art
An example of Philippine folk art.
Basket Weaving
Digital Painting
Abstract Sculpture
Oil Painting
A Greek word meaning “to make” or “to do,” from which poetics is derived.
Poiein
Logos
Ethos
Ars
Which principle of art states that art must be created by humans, not natural processes?
Naturalness
Spirituality
Man-made
Organic
