PHINMA COC – College of Education 1st Semester S.Y.

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ART 002 – ART APPRECIATION

1. What is the origin of the word "Art"?
A. Greek
B. Latin
C. Sanskrit
D. French
2. Which statement is true about the nature of art?
A. Art is only beautiful if it is old.
B. Art is a direct representation of reality.
C. Art is universal and timeless.
D. Art always requires a full definition.
3. According to the module, what is one misconception about art?
A. Art is only functional.
B. Art is subjective.
C. Art is good only because it is old.
D. Art is purely for self-expression.
4. Which of the following is a function of art?
A. Art is purely decorative.
B. Art serves no purpose other than entertainment.
C. Art functions to communicate emotions.
D. Art cannot be used in religion.
5. What is the primary difference between artists and artisans?
A. Artists create purely functional items.
B. Artisans create indirectly functional arts.
C. Artists focus on aesthetic value using imagination.
D. Artisans focus only on the visual arts.
6. Which of the following is an example of art with a social function?
A. A painting of a landscape.
B. A political cartoon.
C. A decorative vase.
D. An abstract sculpture.
7. How does the module define "Art as an imitation"?
A. Art is an exact copy of reality.
B. Art is an imitation of the World of Forms.
C. Art is an original creation.
D. Art has no connection to reality.
8. Who among the following philosophers considered art as an imitation?
A. Aristotle
B. Kant
C. Tolstoy
D. Plato
9. Which philosopher believed that art represents a version of reality and is instructive?
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Kant
D. Tolstoy
10. Which function of art is demonstrated by performance art that rouses emotions for a common societal
situation?
A. Physical function
B. Personal function
C. Social function
D. Religious function
11. According to Leo Tolstoy, what is the primary role of art?
A. To imitate nature.
B. To judge beauty.
C. To communicate emotions.
D. To represent reality.
12. What does "Art as a disinterested judgment" mean according to Kant?
A. Art is judged solely based on personal emotions.
B. Art's beauty is judged universally despite its subjectivity.
C. Art has no value beyond its physical appearance.
D. Art is only for personal enjoyment.

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13. Which of the following is a physical function of art?
A. Poetry
B. Photography
C. Jewelry-making
D. Performance art
14. What type of medium and technique are used in visual arts?
A. Sounds that occupy space
B. Materials that are seen and occupy space
C. Movements that express emotion
D. Spoken words that convey messages
15. Who is famous for saying, "I dream of painting and then I paint my dream"?
A. Pablo Picasso
B. Vincent van Gogh
C. Leonardo da Vinci
D. Claude Monet
16. Which of the following is not a component of the "medium and techniques" in art?
A. The material used by the artist
B. The idea or concept conveyed
C. The artist's manipulation of materials
D. The function of the artwork
17. Which artwork is considered an example of "Art as a communication of emotion"?
A. A photograph of an industrial landscape
B. A political manifesto
C. A painting expressing the artist's inner turmoil
D. A sculpture of a famous historical figure
18. What is considered a "personal function" of art?
A. An artist painting for self-expression
B. An artist creating a mural for public viewing
C. A sculptor crafting a statue for a public square
D. A musician composing a national anthem
19. Which of the following best describes the "soul making" process in art?
A. The creation of purely decorative items
B. The improvisation and appropriation in creating art
C. The replication of ancient art forms
D. The study of art history
20. Which artist is known for "The Starry Night"?
A. Claude Monet
B. Salvador Dali
C. Vincent van Gogh
D. Pablo Picasso
21. What is the original meaning of the word "art" derived from ancient Latin?
A. Science
B. Craft or specialized skill
C. Philosophy
D. Magic
22. Which of the following best describes the assumption that "Art is Universal"?
A. Art is always beautiful.
B. Art is old and valuable.
C. Art transcends time and culture.
D. Art is only created by professionals.
23. In what way does art differ from nature according to the module?
A. Art is a perfect imitation of nature.
B. Art represents reality, while nature is reality.
C. Art is always more beautiful than nature.
D. Nature is a form of art.
24. Who among the following is considered an artist rather than an artisan?
A. Carpenter
B. Sculptor
C. Weaver
D. Blacksmith
25. Which of the following philosophical perspectives sees art as an imitation?
A. Aristotle's view
B. Plato's view
C. Kant's view
D. Tolstoy's view
26. What is the significance of the element "technique" in art?
A. The materials used in creating art
B. The historical context of the art
C. The way the artist manipulates the medium
D. The cultural background of the artist
27.Which of the following is NOT one of the six integral components in the creation of a design?
A. Unity
B. Emphasis
C. Movement
D. Complexity
28. What does the principle of "Balance" refer to in the context of design creation?
A. The use of identical elements on both sides of a central axis
B. The distribution of visual weight in a composition
C. The repetitive use of the same element throughout the design
D. The focal point of the design
29. Which design component emphasizes the importance of a focal point to capture the viewer's attention?
A. Contrast
B. Harmony
C. Emphasis
D. Repetition
30. How does the component "Proportion" contribute to an effective design?
A. By ensuring all elements are the same size
B. By creating a sense of unity through similar colors
C. By maintaining a harmonious relationship between different elements' sizes
D. By placing the most important element in the center
31. Which component is primarily concerned with the arrangement of elements to create a sense of movement
or action within a design?
A. Rhythm
B. Variety
C. Unity
D. Balance
32. Which period is known for the development of linear perspective in painting?
A. Medieval Period
B. Renaissance
C. Baroque
D. Modern Period
33. Who is considered the father of modern art history and wrote the seminal book "The Lives of the Most
Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects"?
A. Giorgio Vasari
B. Johann Winckelmann
C. Leonardo da Vinci
D. Michelangelo
34. Which civilization is known for its monumental architecture, such as the Parthenon, and its contributions to
the development of sculpture and pottery?
A. Roman
B. Egyptian
C. Greek
D. Byzantine
35. The Impressionist movement in the late 19th century primarily sought to capture what aspect of a scene?
A. Religious symbolism
B. Political themes
C. Realistic detail
D. The effects of light and color
36. Which art movement, originating in the early 20th century, is characterized by abstract, geometric forms
and was pioneered by artists like Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque?
A. Surrealism
B. Cubism
C. Futurism
D. Dadaism
37. What was the primary focus of art during the Middle Ages in Europe?
A. Humanism and nature
B. Religious themes and iconography
C. Scientific discoveries
D. Mythology and legends
38. Which period in Philippine art history is characterized by the use of indigenous materials and traditional
methods, including weaving and pottery?
 A. Spanish Colonial Period
B. Pre-Colonial Period
C. American Period
D. Contemporary Period
39. Which famous Filipino artist is known for his innovative approach to modern art, incorporating elements of
indigenous culture and local themes in his works?
A. Fernando Amorsolo
B. Juan Luna
C. Botong Francisco
D. Jose Joya
40. Which element of music refers to the speed at which a piece is played?
A. Dynamics
B. Tempo
C. Timbre
D. Texture
41. In dance, what term describes the way a dancer uses space, time, and energy to express movement?
A. Choreography
B. Technique
C. Style
D. Expression
43. What is the term used in drama to describe the use of voice and physical movement to bring a character to
life?
A. Blocking
B. Projection
C. Interpretation
D. Monologue
44. Which of the following is a key component of musical texture?
A. Rhythm
B. Melody
C. Harmony
D. Timbre
45. In theater, what does the term "stage directions" refer to?
A. The movements and positions of actors on stage
B. The plot of the play
C. The dialogue of the characters
D. The lighting designs
46. Which element of dance involves the coordination of body movements to a musical rhythm?
A. Technique
B. Dynamics
C. Timing
D. Formation
47. What is the primary purpose of a dramatic monologue?
A. To provide background information
B. To reveal a character’s inner thoughts and feelings
C. To advance the plot
D. To interact with other characters
48. Which musical element involves the patterns of beats and accents?
A. Melody
B. Rhythm
C. Texture
D. Timbre
49. In dance, what does the term "level" refer to?
A. The height of the dancer's movements
B. The speed of the dance
C. The style of the dance
D. The number of dancers
50. Which of the following is an example of a dramatic conflict?
A. A character’s internal struggle
B. The setting of the play
C. The design of costumes
D. The length of the performance

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