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WorksheetsART APPRECIATION Finals Reviewer
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 39mins
It is the process artists undergo to connect their feelings and experiences with the world around them.
Textile Weaving
Soul-Making
Crafting Image
Story Making
What does crafting images use to express emotions, ideas, or messages without words?
Characters, plots, and settings
Shapes, colors, and forms
Collaboration and consent
Scientific measurement tools
Which method of crafting images involves arranging visual elements?
Mood
Composition
Plot structure
Collaboration
What does crafting stories require according to the handout?
A clear narrative structure
A focus on scientific experimentation
Exclusive use of symbols
The removal of cultural context
What happens when art combines images and stories?
It removes narrative meaning
It limits artistic expression
It blends visuals with narrative to enhance meaning
It reinforces stereotypes
What does Curiosità encourage?
Combining art and science
Engaging the body physically to the arts
Cultivating a desire to learn and explore new ideas
Embracing ambiguity and reject the certainty
Which principle emphasizes testing knowledge through experience and persistence?
Sensazione
Dimostrazione
Sfumato
Connessione
Which principle highlights the senses as essential to perceiving the world more deeply?
Corporalità
Curiosità
Sensazione
Arte/Scienza
What does Sfumato encourage artists to embrace?
Ambiguity and uncertainty
Exclusive focus on precision
Physical training
Cultural symbols
Which principle promotes balancing logic and imagination through whole-brain thinking?
Arte/Scienza
Connessione
Sfumato
Dimostrazione
Which principle stresses the importance of physical presence in art?
Corporalità
Connessione
Sensazione
Curiosità
The principle Connessione is based on which belief?
The five senses are the ministers of the soul.
Everything comes from everything, and everything is made out of everything, and everything returns into everything.
The body must remain in perfect condition to maintain harmonious connection with the environment.
Knowledge must be tested through experience
What does cultural appropriation involve?
Enhancing senses to perceive the world
Borrowing elements from another culture without understanding or respecting their context
Practicing art and science together
Creating own characters and settings reflecting culture
Which act involves using cultural symbols without understanding their significance?
Stereotyping Through Art
Misrepresentation of Cultural Symbols
Lack of Collaboration and Consent
Corporalità
What makes commercialization of cultural art forms problematic?
It always includes proper acknowledgment
It avoids all stereotypes
It benefits others and removes cultural context
It only uses scientific methods
Which act can reinforce harmful stereotypes by simplifying cultures?
Exploitation of Traditional Techniques
Stereotyping Through Art
Commercialization of Cultural Art Forms
Exploitation of Traditional Language
Using intricate African textile patterns without credit is an example of which act?
Exploitation of Traditional Techniques
Commercialization
Misrepresentation of Cultural Symbols
Sfumato
What issue arises when artists use cultural elements without seeking collaboration or consent?
It encourages whole-brain thinking
It creates a power imbalance
It strengthens scientific accuracy
It enhances mood and texture
Why do artists advocate for recognition and respect for their work?
Because digital sharing makes it easy for images to be copied and altered without permission
Because ambiguity must be removed in art
Because narratives for an art could be subjective and the way you understand it will make the art your own
Because cultural symbols require scientific proof
What does textile art utilize to create artistic objects?
Scientific instruments and tools
Various materials and fibers
Only silk and cotton
Only natural dyes
What does textile art often reflect?
Only economic systems
Political events and power
The beliefs, traditions, and stories of individuals
Modern fashion trends (Popular Culture)
What materials used in T'nalak weaving are believed to contain spirits?
Cotton, silk, and abacá
Grass, pineapple fiber, and abaca
Synthetic fibers and wool from sheep
Plastic threads
Who are the “dreamweavers” in T'nalak weaving?
Male elders of the tribe
Traders who sell T'nalak
T'boli women
People in South Cotabato
What do dream-given patterns represent?
Only modern designs like minimalism
Nature, myths, and ancestral wisdom
Commercial symbols
Imported cultural motifs
What does the color black symbolize in T'nalak designs?
Purity
Earth
Wealth
Water
Who received the National Living Treasures Award in 1998 for preserving T'nalak weaving?
Darhata Sawabi
Samponoria Madanlo
Ambalang Ausalin
Lang Dulay
Why must abaca fibers be spliced and knotted?
Because they are extremely long
Because they are relatively short
To remove natural dyes
To make them resist water
Which technique is used to dye T'nalak threads?
Batik technique
Embroidery technique
Ikat technique
Watercolor technique
What tool is essential in weaving the T'nalak?
Foot pedal loom
Backstrap loom
Circular loom
Metal frame loom
What happens during the finishing stage of T'nalak weaving?
The cloth is embroidered
The cloth is softened by hand and inspected
The cloth is digitally printed
The cloth is washed with chemicals
What do T'boli brassworks often include?
Only geometric designs that they hang on their clothes
Animals, mythological figures, and symbols of protection
Decorative patterns with no meaning at all
Only floral motifs with insects
What is the function of beadwork in T'boli culture?
Only for trade
To replace brass accessories
To adorn clothing and play an essential role in rituals
To mark boundaries of land
Which instruments are used in T'boli music?
Kudlong and sludoy
Guitar and violin
Flute and trumpet
Gongs and bells only
What does the Madal tahaw (kadal tahaw) dance reflect?
Historical battles
Their close relationship with nature
Foreign cultural influences
Commercial traditions
Which tribe is known for Dagmay weaving?
Tausug tribe
Yakan tribe
Mandaya tribe
Maguindanao tribe
What patterns are commonly found in Dagmay?
Floral motifs
Metallic designs
Simple geometric patterns
Digital print patterns
Who received the GAMABA Award in 2023 for Dagmay?
Ambalang Ausalin
Darhata Sawabi
Lang Dulay
Samponoria Madanlo
Pis Syabit is a traditional textile of which tribe?
Yakan tribe
Maguindanao tribe
Mandaya tribe
Tausug tribe
What material is commonly used for Pis Syabit?
Plastic fiber
Wood
Silk or cotton
Bamboo
Who is recognized for Pis Syabit weaving and received the GAMABA Award in 2004?
Darhata Sawabi
Lang Dulay
Ambalang Ausalin
Sampronia Madanlo
Which tribe weaves the Sepuntagan?
T'boli tribe
Yakan tribe
Tausug tribe
Maguindanao tribe
What patterns are seen in the Sepuntagan?
Only floral motifs
Diamonds, squares, and zigzags
Only horizontal stripes
Circular spirals only
Who received the GAMABA Award in 2016 for Yakan weaving?
Sampronia Madanlo
Ambalang Ausalin
Darhata Sawabi
Lang Dulay
What does Inaul literally mean?
Dye
Fiber
Weave
Cloth
What shapes are found in Inaul patterns?
Circles and waves
Diamonds, zigzags, and triangles
Letters and numbers
Faces and animals
What is Inaul commonly used for?
Hats
Malongs
Footwear
Tools
What does Inaul symbolize according to the handout?
Growth of modern industries
Strength of the culture and history of a great civilization
Decline of traditional identity
Global fashion trends
What does Philippine art reflect according to the handout?
Only modern industrial influences
Filipinos' identity, history, religion, and philosophy
Purely Spanish cultural values
Only contemporary artistic trends
What do traditional Filipino structures reflect according to the module?
Primarily economic development
Social, cultural, and spiritual beliefs
Only technological advancements
Foreign architectural rules
Which feature is found in the Torogan?
Stone walls with capiz
Boat-shaped bubong
Concrete foundation
Metal roofing
What is the function of the alang in Ifugao houses?
Sleeping area
Granary or communal storage
Dining space
Religious rituals
What prevents rodents from entering the Ifugao bale?
Thick bamboo walls
Halipan around the posts
Metal cages
Cement flooring
What is the silid in the bahay kubo?
A storage shed
A single room serving all purposes
An external workspace
A sleeping loft only
What materials are used for the bintana of the Bahay na Bato?
Colored glass
Capiz shells
Cloth panels
Plastic sheets
What characteristic defines Okir designs?
Asymmetrical animal figures
Intricate, symmetrical designs
Purely horizontal lines
Random abstract forms
Where is Okir commonly seen?
Steel gates and fences
Carvings on Torogan walls, doors, and beams
Modern concrete sculptures
Imported ceremonial objects
What do interconnected shapes in Okir symbolize?
Wealth and commerce
Unity
Warfare
Political power
Which textile examples are listed in the handout?
T'nalak, Pis Syabit, Sepuntangan, Batok
T'nalak, Dagmay, Pis Syabit, Sepuntangan, Inaul
Inaul, Burnay, Kulintang, Bulul
Burnay, Sawali, Tinikling, Amakan
Burnay pottery is known for which characteristics?
Bright colors and woven textures
Dark color, smooth finish, and decorative patterns
Metal inlays and glass coating
Lightweight plastic-like surface
What is the Bulul used for?
To store water
To protect rice crops
To serve as musical instruments
To decorate European-style houses
What is the Sawali or Amakan used for?
Food baskets
Walls and paneling
Weapon handles
Ceremonial masks
What do Batok tattoos represent?
Economic wealth
Bravery, beauty, and social status
Foreign spiritual concepts
Modern artistic styles
What instrument showcases the rich musical heritage of Filipino ethnic groups?
Violin
Kulintang
Steel drum
Harp
What does the Sarimanok symbolize?
Agriculture and trade
Good fortune, prosperity, and spiritual connection
Warfare and defense
Leadership and authority
Which art form uses stylized motifs of flowers, animals, and geometric shapes?
Batok
Okir design
Burnay
Tinikling
Which period introduced religious art in the Philippines?
Pre-colonial
Spanish Colonial
Post-War
Contemporary
Which artist is associated with rural life and landscapes during the American Colonial period?
Juan Luna
Victorio Edades
Fernando Amorsolo
Benedicto Cabrera
Who led the modernist movement after World War II?
Benedicto Cabrera
Fernando Amorsolo
Juan Luna
Victorio Edades
What is a common theme in Philippine contemporary art?
Uniformity in techniques
Diversity in themes, materials, forms, and timelines
Exclusive use of stone and wood
Strict imitation of classical European art
Which new art forms are included in contemporary art according to the module?
Traditional weaving only
BioArt, digital collage, and pixel art
Burnay and Batok
Stone carving and pottery
71. T'nalak : T'boli Tribe : Dagmay :
Mandaya Tribe
Tausug Tribe
Yakan Tribe
Maguindanao Tribe
T'nalak : Lang Dulay : Dagmay :
Ambalang Ausalin
Samporonia Madanlo
Darhata Sawabi
Apuh Ambalang
Pis Syabit : Darhata Sawabi : Seputangan :
Lang Dulay
Samporonia Madanlo
Ambalang Ausalin
T'boli women
T'nalak : dream-inspired designs : Pis Syabit :
floral motifs
daily life
zigzags
royal motifs
Pis Syabit : Tausug Tribe : Seputangan :
Yakan Tribe
T'boli Tribe
Mandaya Tribe
Maguindanao Tribe
Seputangan : Ambalang Ausalin : Pis Syabit :
Samporonia Madanlo
Lang Dulay
Darhata Sawabi
T'boli dreamweavers
Inaul : Maguindanao Tribe : Pis Syabit :
T'boli Tribe
Mandaya Tribe
Tausug Tribe
Yakan Tribe
