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cpar 2nd quarter reviewer

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

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1.

Which of the following materials is NOT commonly used in contemporary Philippine art?

a)

Bamboo

b)

Capiz shells

c)

Plastic

d)

Abaca

2.

What is the primary function of the "material" in art?

a)

To provide a surface for the artist to work on.

b)

To create a visual effect.

c)

To express and communicate the artist's feelings and ideas.

d)

To make the artwork more valuable.

3.

Which of the following is a common material used by sculptors?

a)

Paint

b)

Ink

c)

Clay

d)

Words

4.

What is the defining characteristic of a print that differentiates it from a painting?

a)

Its use of ink.

b)

Its ability to be reproduced in multiple copies.

c)

Its use of a flat surface.

d)

Its use of specific printing techniques.

5.

How does a T'boli chanter create stories through music?

a)

By using traditional instruments.

b)

By following a specific musical scale.

c)

By incorporating dance into their performance.

d)

By using their voice to tell stories in a unique way.

6.

What is a key difference between dance that tells a story and dance that conveys abstract ideas?

a)

Abstract dance does not use music.

b)

Story-telling dance is always performed in groups.

c)

Abstract dance does not rely on a narrative.

d)

Story-telling dance is always performed in a specific setting.

7.

What is the role of the "stage" in a theatrical performance?

a)

To provide a visual backdrop for the performance.

b)

To define the space for the actors and audience.

c)

To enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of the performance.

d)

To create a sense of realism and authenticity.

8.

How does digital photography differ from traditional photography?

a)

Digital photography uses a different type of camera.

b)

Digital photography does not require processing chemicals.

c)

Digital photography produces images that are less detailed.

9.

What is the primary material used by writers?

a)

Paper

b)

Ink

c)

Words

d)

Images

10.

Which of the following materials is commonly used for making furniture in the Philippines?

a)

Bamboo

b)

Abaca

c)

Capiz shells

d)

Rattan

11.

What is the unique characteristic of Capiz shells that makes them suitable for windowpanes?

a)

Their durability.

b)

Their ability to reflect light.

c)

Their ability to allow light to pass through while maintaining privacy.

d)

Their beautiful mother-of-pearl appearance.

12.

Which of the following materials is NOT commonly used in making a banig (traditional mat)?

a)

Buri grass

b)

Abaca fiber

c)

Coconut leaves

d)

Rattan

13.

What is the primary use of seashells in traditional Philippine art?

a)

Making furniture.

b)

Creating windowpanes.

c)

Making body ornaments and décor.

d)

Building houses.

14.

Which of the following materials is NOT commonly used in making baskets in the Philippines?

a)

Bamboo

b)

Abaca fiber

c)

Rattan

d)

Shell

15.

What is the main advantage of using locally available resources in creating art?

a)

It makes the artwork more unique.

b)

It reduces the cost of materials.

c)

It promotes sustainability and environmental awareness.

d)

It helps preserve traditional art forms.

16.

How do materials affect the way art is made?

a)

They determine the size and shape of the artwork.

b)

They influence the techniques and processes used by the artist.

c)

They create different visual effects and textures.

d)

All of the above.

17.

Which of the following is NOT a material commonly used in sculpture?

a)

Wood

b)

Metal

c)

Clay

d)

Paper

18.

Which of the following materials is commonly used in printmaking?

a)

Wood

b)

Metal plates

c)

Silk screens

d)

All of the above

19.

What is the primary function of a musician's instrument?

a)

To create a visual effect.

b)

To amplify the musician's voice.

c)

To produce sound.

d)

To tell a story.

20.

What is the primary material used by a designer?

a)

Their imagination.

b)

A variety of materials, depending on the design.

c)

Computer software.

d)

Paper and pencil.

21.

What is the definition of technique in art?

a)

The materials used to create an artwork.

b)

The style of an artwork.

c)

The way an artist manipulates materials to achieve a desired effect.

d)

The subject matter of an artwork.

22.

Which of the following is NOT a traditional technique used in Philippine art?

a)

Wood carving

b)

Metal casting

c)

Basketry

d)

Fabric weaving

23.

What is the traditional method of pottery making in the Philippines?

a)

Throwing on a wheel

b)

Molding

c)

Carving

d)

Casting

24.

What are the two main materials used in traditional Ilocano hand-weaving?

a)

Silk and cotton

b)

Abaca and bamboo

c)

Cotton and natural dyes

d)

Bamboo and rattan

25.

Which of the following is NOT a type of basketry method?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Weaving

d)

Twining

26.

What is the main material used in making baskets in the Philippines?

a)

Wood

b)

Clay

c)

Rattan

d)

Metal

27.

What is the traditional technique used to create a "banig"?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Twining

28.

What technique is used in making a "burnay"?

a)

Molding

b)

Carving

c)

Weaving

d)

Casting

29.

Which of the following materials is NOT typically used in carving?

a)

Wood

b)

Stone

c)

Clay

d)

Ice

30.

What is the significance of traditional techniques in Philippine art?

a)

They preserve cultural heritage.

b)

They provide unique and beautiful products.

c)

They create a sense of community.

d)

All of the above.

31.

What is the traditional weaving technique used in creating "t'nalak"?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Twining

32.

Which of the following is NOT a traditional weaving technique?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Stamping

33.

What is the traditional weaving technique used in creating "Inabel"?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Twining

34.

Which of the following is a traditional material used in weaving?

a)

Plastic

b)

Abaca

c)

Synthetic dyes

d)

Metal thread

35.

What is the significance of the use of natural dyes in traditional weaving?

a)

They are more affordable than synthetic dyes.

b)

They create vibrant and unique colors.

c)

They are more environmentally friendly.

d)

All of the above.

36.

Which of the following is a traditional weaving technique used in Mindanao?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

All of the above.

37.

What is the main material used in traditional weaving in Mindanao?

a)

Cotton

b)

Silk

c)

Abaca

d)

Bamboo

38.

Which of the following is a traditional weaving technique used by the Magindanaoan?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Twining

39.

What is the significance of traditional techniques in preserving cultural heritage?

a)

They keep traditional skills and knowledge alive.

b)

They create a sense of identity and belonging.

c)

They provide a connection to the past.

d)

All of the above.

40.

How can the study of traditional techniques enhance our understanding of contemporary Philippine art?

a)

It provides a historical context for contemporary art.

b)

It reveals the influence of tradition on contemporary art.

c)

It helps us appreciate the innovation and creativity of contemporary artists.

d)

All of the above.

41.

What is technique in art?

a)

The tools used by an artist.

b)

The style of art an artist chooses.

c)

The way an artist manipulates materials to achieve a desired effect.

d)

The subject matter of an artwork.

42.

What is the primary factor that determines the technique used in an artwork?

a)

The artist's personal style.

b)

The desired concept or meaning.

c)

The distinctive character of the medium.

d)

The availability of materials.

43.

Which of the following techniques is NOT traditionally used in Philippine art?

a)

Wood carving

b)

Metal casting

c)

Fabric weaving

d)

Basketry

44.

What technique is used to shape clay into pottery?

a)

Carving

b)

Weaving

c)

Molding

d)

Casting

45.

What is the traditional weaving technique used by the Ilocano people?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Hand-weaving

46.

Which of the following materials is NOT traditionally used in Philippine basketry?

a)

Rattan

b)

Abaca

c)

Bamboo

d)

Leather

47.

Which of the following is a traditional weaving technique used in Mindanao?

a)

Hand-weaving with abaca fibers

b)

Machine weaving with synthetic fibers

c)

Embroidery with silk threads

d)

Printing with natural dyes

48.

What is the traditional technique used in creating a "Burnay" (earthenware jar)?

a)

Molding

b)

Carving

c)

Casting

d)

Weaving

49.

What is the traditional weaving technique used in making a "banig" (mat)?

a)

Coiling

b)

Plaiting

c)

Wickering

d)

Twining

50.

What is the name of the traditional fabric woven in Ilocos?

a)

T'nalak

b)

Inabel

c)

Jusi Baron

d)

Malong

51.

Which of the following materials is traditionally used for wood carving in the Philippines?

a)

Bamboo

b)

Mahogany

c)

Narra

d)

All of the above

52.

What is the main purpose of traditional techniques in Philippine art?

a)

To create beautiful and functional objects.

b)

To preserve cultural heritage and traditions.

c)

To express artistic creativity and innovation.

d)

All of the above

53.

What is the significance of traditional techniques in Philippine art?

a)

They reflect the country's rich history and culture.

b)

They provide a sense of identity and belonging.

c)

They offer a unique and valuable contribution to the global art scene.

d)

All of the above

54.

What is the primary difference between traditional and contemporary art techniques?

a)

Traditional techniques are more focused on functionality, while contemporary techniques are more focused on aesthetics.

b)

Traditional techniques are passed down through generations, while contemporary techniques are constantly evolving.

c)

Traditional techniques use natural materials, while contemporary techniques use synthetic materials.

d)

Traditional techniques are more complex and time-consuming, while contemporary techniques are simpler and faster.

55.

How can traditional art techniques be used in contemporary art?

a)

By incorporating traditional elements into modern designs.

b)

By reinterpreting traditional techniques with new materials and methods.

c)

By creating new interpretations of traditional themes and stories.

d)

All of the above

56.

Which of the following traditional techniques is most likely to be used in contemporary art?

a)

Wood carving

b)

Fabric weaving

c)

Basketry

d)

All of the above

57.

What is the importance of preserving traditional art techniques?

a)

It helps to connect us to our cultural roots.

b)

It provides a source of inspiration for contemporary artists.

c)

It ensures that these techniques are not lost to future generations.

d)

All of the above

58.

How can we promote and support traditional art techniques?

a)

By purchasing and collecting traditional artworks.

b)

By attending workshops and demonstrations.

c)

By supporting artists who use traditional techniques.

d)

All of the above

59.

Which of the following is an example of how traditional art techniques can be used in contemporary art?

a)

A modern sculpture made from recycled materials.

b)

A painting that incorporates traditional Filipino motifs.

c)

A fashion design that uses handwoven fabrics.

d)

All of the above

60.

What is the role of technology in the preservation and promotion of traditional art techniques?

a)

Technology can help to document and archive traditional techniques.

b)

Technology can make it easier for people to learn and practice traditional techniques.

c)

Technology can help to connect artists and artisans from different regions.

d)

All of the above