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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which of the following medium of arts uses metal, wood, stone, clay, and glass?
architect
sculptor
painter
musician
Which of the following medium of arts uses wood, bamboo, bricks, stone, concrete, and various building materials?
architect
sculptor
painter
musician
Which of the following medium of arts uses pigments (e.g., watercolor, oil, tempera, textile paint, acrylic, ink, etc.) on a usually flat ground (wood, canvas, paper, stonewall such as in cave paintings)?
architect
sculptor
painter
musician
What is the difference between collage and decollage?
Collage removes parts of images, decollage adds them
Collage builds up images, decollage tears them away
Both are the same technique
Decollage uses only digital tools
How does the medium used in sculpture influence the final form of the artwork?
It determines the artist’s popularity
It affects the artwork’s size and color only
It has no impact on the final artwork
It shapes the technique and physical structure of the piece
What is the main difference between analogue and digital photography?
Analogue uses editing software, digital does not
Digital uses film, analogue uses memory cards
Analogue uses chemical film, digital stores images electronically
They are exactly the same in process
In what way do traditional and contemporary techniques differ in terms of tools?
Traditional techniques use digital tools
Traditional techniques rely on manual tools, while contemporary use digital and automated tools
Contemporary techniques avoid technology
Both use only natural materials
Which of the following best explains why mixed media is effective in contemporary art?
It is cheaper than other techniques
It allows artists to combine materials for deeper expression
It uses only recycled materials
It is easier to learn than painting
Why might some artists prefer digital art over traditional painting?
It requires no creativity
It is more expensive to produce
It offers more flexibility and faster production
It cannot be edited once created
Which technique best represents modern youth culture in urban areas?
Graffiti
Land art
Printmaking
Wood Carving
If you were to design an artwork combining land art and digital photography, what would be your main goal?
To express environmental themes using natural materials and digital tools
To create a permanent sculpture
To document nature using only paint
To avoid using any technology
What would be the best combination of techniques to create a performance about Filipino resilience?
Wood carving and printmaking
Theater, dance, and digital projection
Graffiti and land art
Music production and sculpture
Which of the following is the most appropriate medium for a project that combines robotics and traditional sculpture?
Clay and watercolor
Paper and charcoal
Metal and programming software
Bamboo and oil paint
What is the primary material used in making banig or traditional mats?
Rattan
Capiz
Buri
Shell
Which material comes from a plant related to the banana and is known for its strong fiber?
Bamboo
Abaca
Rattan
Buri
Why is capiz shell preferred for windowpanes in traditional Filipino homes?
It is opaque and blocks light
It is cheaper than glass
It is flexible and easy to shape
It allows light to pass through while maintaining privacy
If you were to make a musical instrument using local materials, which would be most suitable?
Shell
Fabric
Capiz
Bamboo
You are tasked to decorate a classroom using sustainable materials. Which of the following would be the most appropriate choice?
Plastic sheets
Styrofoam and metal
Capiz shells and bamboo
Glass and rubber
What could be the reason why Ivatan houses use coral stones instead of bamboo?
Coral stones are cheaper
Bamboo is not available in Batanes
Coral stones withstand strong typhoons
Bamboo is too heavy
How does the use of local materials influence the identity of Philippine contemporary art?
It makes art more expensive
It disconnects art from tradition
It reflects the culture and environment of the region
It limits creativity
A student argues that using imported materials makes art more valuable. What is a valid counterpoint?
Local materials are more authentic and sustainable
Imported materials are always better
Imported materials are easier to find
Local materials are outdated
Which of the following artworks best demonstrates the integration of local culture and material?
A painting using acrylic on canvas
A sculpture made from imported marble
A woven basket made from abaca and buri
A digital artwork printed on glossy paper
If you were to design a community mural using local materials, which combination would best reflect Filipino heritage?
Capiz, bamboo, and abaca
Fabric, cement, and paint
Plastic, metal, and glass
Shell, rubber, and foil
You are tasked to create a wearable art piece for a cultural festival. Which material would you prioritize?
Rattan
Buri
Abaca
Coral
Imagine you are curating an exhibit on sustainable art. Which concept would best fit the theme?
Using imported paints and canvases
Recycling local materials into functional art
Displaying foreign sculptures
Printing digital art on plastic sheets
What term refers to the detailed analysis and assessment of an artwork?
Criticism
Critique
Hypothesis
Evaluation
Why is it important for an artist to evaluate the materials before creating an artwork?
To make the artwork expensive
To ensure the materials are trendy
To match the materials with the technique and concept
To impress the viewers
If an artist has limited budget but wants to create a sculpture, which factor should they prioritize when choosing materials?
Affordability
Availability
Popularity
Complexity
A student wants to paint a mural using water-based paints. What technique consideration should they evaluate?
Mastery of oil painting
Appropriateness of the paint for the surface
Cost of imported brushes
Size of the mural
Which of the following best describes the difference between critiquing and criticizing?
Critiquing is emotional; criticizing is logical
Critiquing is negative; criticizing is positive
Critiquing is informal; criticizing is formal
Critiquing is objective; criticizing is subjective
An artist uses expensive imported materials but fails to apply the correct technique. What does this suggest?
The artist values affordability
The artist mastered the technique
The materials were inappropriate
The technique was not practical
A student compares two artworks: one made with recycled paper and one with canvas. What aspect are they analyzing?
The artist’s fame
The materials’ availability and appropriateness
The colors used
The size of the artwork
Which of the following shows a poor critique of an artwork?
“The artist used local materials effectively.”
“The technique matched the concept well.”
“This artwork is ugly and useless.”
“The artist demonstrated mastery of watercolor.”
A teacher asks students to assess the practicality of using sand in a collage. What should students consider?
Whether sand is easy to glue and safe to use
Whether sand is expensive
Whether sand is colorful
Whether sand is trendy
Which statement best evaluates the artist’s technique?
“The artist used watercolor because it was cheap.”
“The artist copied another painting.”
“The artist used a lot of colors.”
“The artist’s brushwork shows control and understanding of the medium.”
You are tasked to create a community mural using affordable and accessible materials. Which combination would be most suitable?
Imported oil paints and silk canvas
Recycled paper and water-based paint
Glass and metal sheets
Plastic and neon spray
A student wants to design a sculpture using materials found in their backyard. What should they do first?
Buy expensive tools
Criticize other sculptures
Evaluate the materials for availability and appropriateness
Copy a famous artist’s work
You are creating a wearable art piece for a cultural festival. Which factor should guide your material selection?
Popularity on social media
Affordability and comfort
Brand of the material
Size of the audience
Which traditional Filipino art involves shaving bamboo to create decorative arches and signage?
Puni
Taka
Singkaban
Pabalat
Why is Puni considered a dying art form?
It uses expensive materials
It is banned in some provinces
Few practitioners remain and traditional knowledge is fading
It requires advanced technology
If you were tasked to create a toy using recycled plastic straws, which traditional technique could inspire your design?
Puni
Pagpapalayok
Pagbuburda
Sanikulas cookie molding
You want to promote sustainable art in your community. Which of the following projects best applies the concept of Taka-making?
Designing embroidery on piña fabric
Creating paper mache animal figures for a local exhibit
Baking traditional cookies with heirloom molds
Folding palm leaves into decorative toys
What common challenge do Singkaban, Puni, and Pabalat share in terms of preservation?
Lack of raw materials
Declining interest from younger generations
Limited market demand
Government restrictions
How does the process of Pagbuburda reflect the collaborative nature of traditional Filipino crafts?
It requires imported materials
It involves multiple artisans with specialized roles
It is done entirely by machines
It is a solo activity passed down through families
What distinguishes Sanikulas cookies from other traditional Filipino pastries?
They are molded with intricate wooden designs
They are baked using clay ovens
They are made with imported flour
They are fried instead of baked
Which of the following best explains why preserving traditional art techniques is important?
It boosts tourism revenue
It replaces modern manufacturing
It reduces the cost of production
It maintains cultural identity and heritage
A student argues that pottery-making is outdated. Which counterpoint best evaluates the relevance of this craft today?
Pottery is now made with plastic molds
Pottery-making teaches patience and craftsmanship
Pottery is only used in museums
Pottery is banned in urban areas
Which statement best evaluates the impact of modern technology on traditional Filipino arts?
It has made traditional arts more popular
It has helped preserve all traditional techniques
It has contributed to the decline of manual craftsmanship
It has no effect on cultural practices
You are designing a community art exhibit. Which concept would best showcase the revival of Pabalat?
Displaying wrappers with printed designs
Hosting a live demonstration of paper cutting techniques
Selling pastillas in plain packaging
Using plastic instead of paper for wrapping
You are tasked to create an eco-art piece using PET bottles. Which idea best reflects the principles of Filipino traditional art?
A sculpture of a jeepney using layered PET bottles
A collage of magazine clippings
A painting on canvas
A digital drawing of a bamboo arch
