Font size
Worksheetsarts q1
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is the primary focus of Art Education in the Philippines?
Teaching literature
Teaching theater arts
Teaching visual arts
Teaching music and dance
Which period is characterized by drawing being the primary focus of Art Education?
The Modern Period
The New Movement
The Newer Movement
The Experimental Period
What is one of the desired learning outcomes of Art Education?
To avoid issues in Art Education
To gain cursory knowledge of arguments for art subjects
To memorize art history
To focus solely on practical skills
Who is credited with starting the New Movement in Art Education?
Santiago
George Santayana
Vicente Dizon
Pablo Victoria
What does the acronym MAPEH stand for in the context of Philippine education?
Mathematics, Arts, Physical Education, and Health
Music, Arts, Philosophy, and Health
Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health
Mathematics, Arts, Philosophy, and Health
According to the text, what is a common misconception about Art Education?
It is only for talented students
It is essential for all students
It requires expensive materials
It is often viewed as expendable
What is one benefit of Art Education mentioned in the text?
It discourages critical thinking
It develops problem-solving skills
It limits self-expression
It reduces creativity
What is a significant issue faced by art educators in the Philippines?
High salaries for art teachers
Lack of adequate training
Lack of student interest
Overabundance of resources
What does the term 'open-mindedness' refer to in the context of the artist mindset?
Being resistant to new ideas
Avoiding criticism
Willingness to consider new ideas
Only accepting traditional methods
What is the primary goal of the K to 12 Art Education curriculum?
To teach only traditional art forms
To promote Philippine art and culture
To eliminate art from the curriculum
To focus on international art standards
What is one of the elements of the Art Education curriculum?
Listening
Mathematics
History
Science
What is the focus of the K to 12 Art curriculum according to the text?
Philippine art, culture, and heritage
Art history
International art
Modern art techniques
What is a common issue regarding student discipline in art classes?
Students are overly motivated
Students are always engaged
Students lack respect for art materials
Students respect art materials
What does the phrase 'art as authentic self-expression' imply?
Art should only imitate others
Art is a reflection of personal desires
Art is only for professionals
Art must follow strict rules
What is one of the desired learning outcomes for students in the early grades?
To focus solely on performance
To avoid criticism
To develop a healthy attitude toward art
To memorize art techniques
What is a key component of the conceptual framework for Art Education?
Teacher-centered learning
Spiral progression of processes
Focus on memorization
Isolation of art from other subjects
What is the role of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA)?
To promote foreign art
To eliminate art education
To guide government efforts in arts conservation
To focus solely on music education
What is one of the challenges faced by art educators regarding materials?
Limited access to art materials
Students provide all materials
Abundance of resources
High-quality materials available
What is the significance of the phrase 'you cannot give what you don’t have'?
It highlights the need for imitation
It indicates that art is not valuable
It suggests that artists should not create
It emphasizes the importance of teaching
What is one of the key standards for Grade 1 in the Art Education curriculum?
Demonstrating advanced techniques
Understanding fundamental processes
Creating original works
Analyzing art critically
What is the primary method of teaching art according to the curriculum?
Lecture-based learning
Active hands-on experience
Reading textbooks
Watching videos
What is a common perception of art in the Philippines?
Art is essential for all
Art is a luxury
Art is a requirement for all students
Art is only for the elite
What is one of the benefits of integrating art with other disciplines?
It reduces creativity
It complicates learning
It reaches disengaged students
It limits student engagement
What is the focus of the lesson plan crafting activity?
Avoiding practical activities
Memorizing art history
Creating a detailed lesson plan
Focusing on theoretical concepts
Which of these is a characteristic of visual learners?
excellent experimenters
like story telling
can easily visualize objects
Visual learners...
learn best by reading diagrams
study with a partner or group
have high levels of energy
Visual learners...
prefer hands-on learning
need to see it to know it
prefer to get information by listening
Curriculum, Instruction and ____________are inseparable.
Instructional Materials
Assessment
Analysis
It is also known as "instructional strategies'?
methods of learning
teaching strategies
learning styles
teaching approach
This is an open-ended project that encourages students to ask questions, take initiative, and think creatively
Group Project
Jigsaw
Design Challenge
Socratic seminar
Photo means ____________.
Sun
Spark
Light
Dark
A person who create design and produce layouts, streamers, charts and graphs that’s coordinate with the sales and marketing departments.
Marketing
Sales Agent
Graphic Artist
Photographer
An art form like drawing and painting, but instead of using crayon and paper, they use camera.
Light
Photography
Picture
Portrait
A communication tool into a creative device that allows you to generate original works of arts for entire range purpose.
Technology Based Art
Computer Digital Art
Mobile Phone Art
Canve
Which of the following best describes reflective teaching?
A process of thinking over and analyzing teaching practices to improve learning outcomes
Sitting down with individual students to discuss progress
Using mirrors in the classroom
None of the answers are correct
At which stage does reflection-in-action takes place
after the teaching session
all of the choices
inside the classroom
during a conference
What principle in a piece of art that denotes a type of repetition used to either demonstrate movement or expanse?
Rhythm
Proportion
Balance
Dominance
It refers to the intensity of colors.
Hue
Primary
Secondary
Saturation
____________ is the visual perception seen by the human eye.
Color
Form
Shape
Line
What element in art that is primarily refers a dot or series of dots.
Line
Contrast
Shape
Space
It is an element of art that can be rough or smooth to the touch, imitating a particular feel or sensation.
Space
Shape
Saturation
Texture
Dr. Carlson is a college professor who teaches Anatomy and Physiology. He has just compared the human eye to a camera so that his students better understand the function of each part. This is an example of a(n) _____.
KWL Chart
Concept Map
Analogy
Metaphor
The word “Pedagogy” means?
to guide the child
to lead the child
to educate the child
to understand the child
Pedagogy is the study of
Education
Learning Process
Guiding Students
Teaching Methods
A scoring guide use to evaluate the quality of students is called________.
Rubrics
Checklists
Inventories
Rating Scales
Which from the following should be used to increase correct responses and appropriate behavior?
Ignorance
Strictness
Reward
Praise
It shows actions. It is the path of the viewer's eyes follows throughout an artwork.
Rhythm
Contrast
Unity
Movement
It can use color,
light ,and patterns to create
images that can be deceptive or
misleading to our brains.
Zentangle
Doodle
Cubism
Optical Illusion
He was known as the ‘Grand Old Man of Philippine Art’.
Fernando Amorsolo
Carlos Botong Francisco
Fernando Manansala
Guillermo Tolentino
Who is the father of Cubism Art?
Vincent Van Gogh
Fernando Amorsolo
BenCab
Pablo Picasso
What is a technique used in painting, where paint is laid on an area of the surface in very thick layers?
Impasto
Graphite
Impromptu
Painting
What is the term describing the application of paint with expansive gestures so that the sweep of the artist's arm is deliberately emphasized?
Gestural painting
Creative painting
Roman painting
Greek painting
What are the examples of primary colors?
Red
Blue
Yellow
Orange
Name atleast five Philippine National Artist
Who is the father of the Philippine photography?
Eduardo Masferre
Eduard Masferre
Edmodo Masferre
Eduamart Masferre
1. It is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
Computer
Technology
Arts
Nature
2. It is an activity involving skill of making things by hand.
Computer
Crafts
Technology
Information
3. what is the primary colors?
Red-Yellow-Green
Red-Orange-Green
Red-Yellow-Blue
Red-Green-Violet
4. These are color combinations created by the equal mixture of two primary colours.
Primary Colors
Tertiary Colors
Secondary Colors
Luminous Colors
5. It is a painting method in which the paints are made of pigments suspended in a water-based solution.
Crayon
Paint
Water Color
Acrylic
6. It refers to the dimensions of a composition and relationships between height, width and depth.
Balance
Texture
Color
Proportion
7. It refers to a circular arrangement of colors organized by their chromatic relationship to one another.
Wheel of Fortune
Color Blocks
Color Wheel
Color Bonds
8. What drawing made with crayons, where a heavy coat of black wash is applied and create patterns and removes of the ink and allowing the crayon colors to appear.
Color Brush
Color Etching
COlor Rubbing
Color Melting
9. What do you call a person who is good in making useful things using a hand?
Artisan
Craftsman
Technician
Aesthetician
10. What is the oldest craft in the Philippines?
Wood Carving
Bamboo Making
Abaca Weaving
Pottery
Archaeologist believed that this era, sculpture is a result of natural erosion.
Pre-historic Era
Gothic Era
Egyptian Era
Greek Era
It emphasizes the importance of life after death and preservation of knowledge of the past.
Medieval Era
Ancient Egypt
Romantic Era
Gothic Era
It is an art process where an image is created using an assemblage of small piece of colored glass, stone or other materials
Encaustic
Panel Painting
Mosaic
Kerch Style
It is the most substantial ancient structure of the world. These are funerary structures of the three kings of the fourth dynasty namely, KHUFU, KHAFA, and MENKAURA.
Pyramid of Giza
Mastaba
Parthenon
Colosseum
It is a type of Megalith which means stone table. These structures are in a form of table.
Menhir
Dolmens
Cromlech
Ionic
It is one of the biggest domes ever created. It can be seen from miles away. This was built during Byzatine Era and used for worship.
Pyramid of Giza
Hagia Sophia
Parthenon
Colosseum
It is the greatest Classical temple. The columns were slightly contorted at the center and leaning inward to correct what would otherwise have been an impression of deadness and top heaviness.
Pyramid of Giza
Mastaba
Parthenon
Colosseum
Paintings in this era have been confined in the illumination of manuscript pages and the painting of frescoes on the walls of churches in cosmopolitan style, elegant, mannered and sophisticated.
Romantic Era
Gothic Era
Medieval Era
Ancient Egypt
Most of sculptures during this era are made of monumental terra-cotta.
Roman Era
Gothic Era
Greek Era
Medieval Era
It is type of Megalith which describes as a huge stone standing vertically usually standing in the middle of the field or arranged in rows.
Menhir
Dolmens
Cromlech
Ionic
