Worksheetsge 8 pre finals
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following is considered the earliest form of Philippine art?
Pottery
Sculpture
Metalwork
Textile
The Manunggul Jar is associated with which prehistoric practice?
Ancient warfare
Burial customs
Marriage rites
Trade ceremonies
Juan Luna's 'Spoliarium' reflects what artistic style?
Realism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Cubism
Fernando Amorsolo is best known for painting scenes that highlight what?
War scenes
Rural landscapes
Urban life
Mythology
The 'Bulul' of the Ifugao represents a spirit associated with what?
Fertility
Harvest prosperity
Water spirits
Warfare
The Spanish colonial period in Philippine art introduced which medium most prominently?
Wood carving
Oil painting
Tapestry
Pottery
Which structure is known as the oldest stone church in the Philippines?
San Agustin Church
Paoay Church
Miag-ao Church
Barasoain Church
Guillermo Tolentino is best known for which sculpture?
Oblation
The Motherland
Rizal Monument
The Fisherman
The modernist movement in Philippine art began around which decade?
1920s
1930s
1940s
1950s
Carlos 'Botong' Francisco is famous for his works in what form?
Portraits
Murals
Miniatures
Sculptures
Renaissance art in Western history is characterized by what?
(a)
Leonardo da Vinci's 'Mona Lisa' demonstrates what technique?
Pointillism
Sfumato
Fresco
Tenebrism
Michelangelo painted the ceiling of which chapel?
Sistine Chapel
St. Paul's Cathedral
Notre Dame
Florence Cathedral
The term 'Baroque' in Western art is associated with what style?
Calm and balance
Drama and grandeur
Minimalism
Flatness
Impressionism originated in which country?
Italy
France
Spain
Germany
Claude Monet is associated with which major art movement?
Romanticism
Impressionism
Surrealism
Cubism
Pablo Picasso co-founded which art movement?
Dadaism
Cubism
Futurism
Pop Art
Vincent van Gogh's style is best described as what?
A. Expressionism
B. Gothic
C. Baroque
D. Renaissance
Surrealism often focuses on what theme?
Logic
Dreams and the unconscious
Warfare
Royalty
Which artist is famous for 'The Persistence of Memory'?
Salvador Dalí
Monet
Picasso
Rembrandt
Art Soul Making primarily emphasizes what aspect?
A. Aesthetics
B. Inner reflection
C. Historical accuracy
D. Technical skill
22. In Art Soul Making, reflective practice allows the artist to do what?
Develop deeper self-awareness and understanding of their creative process.
Ignore feedback and continue with their usual methods.
Focus solely on technical skills without considering personal growth.
Avoid experimenting with new ideas or techniques.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of intuitive art?
Using reason
Following strict rules
Trusting feelings
Copying models
Soul-making through art is MOST closely associated with which process?
Stress
Personal growth
Competition
Logic
The concept of “art as therapy” mainly focuses on what?
Mental illness
Emotional healing
Academic writing
Precision
Creating mandalas in soul-making focuses on what?
Balance and wholeness
Realism
Color harmony
Cultural identity
In Art Soul Making, the idea of “flow” refers to what?
Stress
Deep concentration
Art skills
Art journaling is a practice that combines what elements?
Writing only
Drawing only
Drawing + writing
Photography
Which of the following is a key characteristic of expressive arts?
Judgment
Freedom of expression
Perfection
Uniformity
Mindfulness through art primarily encourages what?
Anxiety
Awareness
Illusion
Pain
Which Philippine artist is known for abstract expressionism?
Vicente Manansala
Jose Joya
Ang Kiukok
BenCab
The 'Tinikling' dance is associated with which cultural region?
Visayas
Luzon
Mindanao
Cordillera
The Angono Petroglyphs are carvings found in what type of surface?
Rock walls
Bamboo
Trees
Cloth
The Spanish-era 'retablos' in churches are typically made of what?
Gold
Wood
Marble
Clay
The famous painting 'Starry Night' was created in what year?
A. 1879
B. 1889
C. 1899
D. 1909
The term 'avant-garde' in Western art refers to what?
Traditional art
Cutting-edge innovation
Folk art
Academic realism
Gothic architecture is characterized by what?
Rounded arches
Flying buttresses
Steel frameworks
Symmetry
Which famous artist painted the 'School of Athens'?
A. Raphael
B. Michelangelo
The Impressionists often painted scenes using what technique?
Heavy outlines
Quick brushstrokes
Thick patterns
Digital media
The practice of “automatic drawing” is associated with which movement?
Romanticism
Surrealism
Renaissance
Expressionism
Art Soul Making activities often encourage which emotional process?
Anger suppression
Emotional release
Strict rules
Scientific method
Creating collages in soul-making allows individuals to do what?
Recreate images exactly
Explore personal symbols
Use only magazines
Avoid emotions
Which of the following best describes a “visual diary”?
Art gallery
Visual record of inner life
Classroom notebook
Sculpture
The purpose of using colors symbolically in soul-making is to what?
Entertainment
Emotional meaning
Historical record
Realism
Art Soul Making enhances well-being by promoting what?
Wealth
Well-being
Competition
Memorization
Modern Philippine art (1900s) reflects what main influence?
Western ideals
Local traditions and global influences
Chinese art only
Abstract math
Western Classical art is associated with what civilization?
Egypt
Greece and Rome
France
Mesopotamia
Romanesque architecture is best described as what?
Light and glass
Thick walls and arches
Steel and glass
Flat roofs
Art as a 'soul-making' process helps individuals connect with what?
Society
Material wealth
In Philippine art, the tradition of weaving reflects what cultural value?
Modernity
Community identity
Wealth
Independence
