WorksheetsHUM1: Long Quiz (Midterm)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 59mins
The term art originally comes from the word arti, which means:
Emotion and passion
Craftsmanship or skill
Beauty and imagination
Freedom and creativity
The philosophy that art is a form of expression emphasizes:
Copying nature accurately
Translating feeling and belief into creative form
Following artistic rules
Focusing only on visual beauty
Which of the following is NOT a visual art?
Painting
Sculpture
Theatre
Architecture
In art-making, creativity refers to:
Using imagination to copy others’ works
Following artistic traditions
Making art without emotion
Producing original and meaningful works
The medium in art refers to:
The message of the artwork
The artist’s personal experience
The audience’s interpretation
The tool or material used by the artist
Architecture and sculpture fall under which type of visual art?
Graphic
Literary
Plastic
Applied
Which of the following is a Performing Art?
Drawing
Theatre
Assemblage
Architecture
Which division of art involves studying artworks from ancient to present times?
Art History
Art Production
Art Criticism
Art Appreciation
The artist’s task that involves creating places for human purposes refers to:
Commemorating events
Designing functional spaces
Expressing emotions
Creating imaginary worlds
The function of art that depends on the artist’s personal feelings, expression, or therapy is called:
Cultural
Religious
Personal/Individual
Political
The easiest art function to understand because it serves bodily or utilitarian purposes is:
Aesthetic
Social
Economic
Physical
The art function that aims to record and commemorate figures and events is:
Religious
Historical
Economic
Social
A song written to express one’s love or emotion, such as a serenade, demonstrates the _______ function of art.
Religious
Personal
Musical
Cultural
The style of presenting art influenced by the place where the artist resides is called:
Historical
Ideational
Geographical
Technical
Plato viewed art as:
A creative force leading to truth
A social tool for unity
A dangerous imitation of imitation
A form of personal therapy
Aristotle believed that art:
Is only an imitation of nature
Should be banned from society
Represents possible versions of reality
Is purely decorative
Which of the following is NOT a function of art?
Psychological
Aesthetic
Political
Social
Architecture showcases the intimate connection between:
Function and form
Art and science
Artist and audience
Emotion and logic
The “social function” of art can be best observed in:
Portrait painting
Protest murals or plays
Religious icons
Poetry reading
Which factor affects the artist’s work through the influence of historical events?
Ideational
Historical
Psychological
Technical
Music in ancient times was mainly used for:
Trade
Decoration
Religion and dance
Personal therapy
What does the subject of an artwork refer to?
The meaning behind the artwork
The technique used by the artist
The main focus or object in the artwork
The emotion conveyed by the artwork
Which of the following best describes content in art?
The material used
The artist’s signature
The background color scheme
The overall meaning or message of the piece
What are the three components of an artwork?
Medium, line, and tone
Symbolism, tone, and proportion
Space, color, and light
Subject, form, and content
What type of source is a diary written by an artist?
Primary source
Secondary source
Fictional source
Tertiary source
Textbooks and encyclopedias are considered what kind of sources?
Primary source
Secondary source
Archival source
First-hand source
The original Starry Night by Van Gogh is an example of a:
Copy
Secondary source
Primary source
Replica
The emotional or intellectual meaning expressed in an artwork refers to its:
Subject
Medium
Content
Symbolism
What primarily distinguishes an artisan from an artist?
The artisan creates for beauty; the artist creates for utility.
The artisan works with hands and functionality; the artist focuses on creativity and aesthetics.
Both create only for financial gain.
There is no difference between the two.
Before the Industrial Revolution, most objects such as tools, furniture, and decorations were made by:
Painters
Architects
Artisans
Merchants
Curation primarily involves (choose the best answer):
Copying famous artworks
Managing and presenting a collection
Producing new art pieces
Selling art in auctions
In the art world, collectors are those who:
Create art for sale
Purchase and preserve artworks as investments or passion projects
Curate museum exhibits
Donate money to artists only
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) is primarily responsible for:
Administering the GAMABA Award
Running art schools
Creating private art galleries
Funding foreign art exhibits
One qualification for being a Manlilikha ng Bayan is that the artist must:
Live in Manila
Be a professional art professor
Belong to an indigenous or traditional community
Have international recognition
A GAMABA awardee receives which of the following incentives?
P50,000 monthly for life
Gold medallion and lifetime monthly stipend
Only an honorary certificate
Free art supplies
It is a diverse range of human activities creating visual, auditory, or performing artifacts expressing beauty or emotion
(a)
The process of making art.
(a)
The study and understanding of visual arts such as painting and sculpture.
(a)
The type of art that involves acting, singing, and dancing.
(a)
The subcategory of visual art that is two-dimensional like painting and drawing.
(a)
The branch of visual art that is three-dimensional, such as architecture and sculpture.
(a)
A written art form that uses rhyme, figurative language, and stanzas.
(a)
The philosopher who defined art as “that which brings life in harmony with the beauty of the world.”
(a)
The type of art that applies design and decoration to functional objects.
(a)
The subject of an artwork refers to the “ (a) ” of the piece.
The category of art involving prose, essays, and novels.
(a)
The act of evaluating and analyzing artworks.
(a)
The method or skill an artist uses to produce their work.
(a)
The local term for the National Living Treasures Award.
(a)
The organization of experts assisting in the fair selection of GAMABA nominees.
(a)
