A) Cunning B) Humanus C) Ars D) Artifice
A) Chef B) Architect C) Lawyer D) Hairstylist
A) Political Function B) Personal Function C) Economic Function D) Social Function
A) Social consciousness B) Economic value C) Political propaganda D) Recording historical figures and events
A) Elizabeth Barrett-Browning B) Vincent van Gogh C) Edwin Markham D) Gary Valenciano
A) Aesthetic Function B) Cultural Function C) Physical Function D) Social Function
A) Ideational Factors B) Psychological Factors C) Historical Factors D) Geographical Factors
A) Art is mainly for religious purposes B) Art is primarily for personal expression C) Many artists earn well and contribute to the economy D) Art has no financial value
A) Economic Development B) Beautification Programs C) Social Consciousness D) Historical Documentation
A) Mathematics, Engineering, Technology B) Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Philosophy C) Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Literary Arts D) History, Geography, Political Science
A) Literary Arts B) Audio-Visual Arts C) Graphic Arts D) Plastic Arts
A) Literary Arts B) Audio-Visual Arts C) Graphic Arts D) Plastic Arts
A) Literary Arts B) Audio-Visual Arts C) Plastic Arts D) Visual Arts
A) Balance B) Proportion C) Emphasis D) Rhythm
A) Balance B) Rhythm C) Emphasis D) Proportion
A) Leonardo da Vinci B) Edward Munch C) Polyclitus D) Vincent van Gogh
A) Balance B) Rhythm C) Proportion D) Emphasis
A) Lines B) Paragraphs C) Motifs D) Stanzas
A) Rhythm B) Balance C) Proportion D) Emphasis
A) Harmony B) Rhythm C) Emphasis D) Balance
A) Oil B) Watercolor C) Pastel D) Tempera
A) Cityscape B) Event C) Seascape D) Country Life
A) Application in thick layers B) Application with an albuminoids vehicle C) Application on fine white paper in very thin layers D) Application on wood
A) Portraiture B) Seascape C) Landscape D) Still Life
A) Tempera B) Acrylic C) Encaustic D) Oil
A) Painting on wet plaster B) Painting with oil on canvas C) Painting on dry plaster D) Painting with hot wax on wood
A) Painting with oil on canvas B) Painting on dry plaster C) Painting on wet plaster D) Painting with hot wax
A) Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo B) Michelangelo C) Raphael Sanzio D) Juan Luna
A) Individuals or Groups B) Water Bodies C) Events D) Landforms
A) The part of folding paper into shapes B) The art of carving images on stone. C) The art of applying pigments to a surface to present a picture. D) The art of sketching images on paper.
A) Hohlenstein-Stadel, Germany B) Lascaux, France C) Grotte Chauvet, France D) Altamira, Spain
A) Romantic B) Baroque C) Classic D) Rococo
A) Baroque B) Romantic C) Rococo D) Renaissance
A) Baroque B) Romanticism C) Realism D) Impressionism
A) Jacques-Louis David B) Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres C) All of these D) None of these
A) Palette Knife B) Palette C) Brus D) Easel
A) Mammoths and Rhinoceroses B) Buffalos and Leopards C) Horses and Lions D) Antelopes and Bison
A) Leonardo da Vinci B) Rembrandt C) Rubens D) Caravaggio
A) Traditional iconography and style B) Dramatic light and shade C) Depiction of everyday life D) Exaggerated emotions
A) Giovanni Battista Tiepolo B) François Boucher C) Thomas Gainsborough D) Jean-Honoré Fragonard
A) Benedicto Cabrera B) Federico Alcuaz C) Mauro Malang-Santos D) Fernando Amorsolo
A) Genesis B) The Death of Cleopatra C) Ang Mestiza D) The Blood Compact
A) Juan Luna B) Vicente Manansala C) Federico A. Alcuaz
A) Egg Tempera B) Watercolor C) Oil Painting D) Acrylic
A) Vicente Manansala B) Hernando Ocampo C) Felix Hidalgo D) Victorio Edades
A) Fiesta B) Jeepneys C) The Cooks D) The Death of Cleopatra
A) 2000 B) 1981 C) 1991 D) 1976
A) The Cooks B) Three Women C) Fiesta D) Tres Marias
A) Father of Abstract Art B) Father of Modern Philippine Painting C) Father of Philippine Cubism D) Father of Philippine Realism
A) Bombing of the Intendencia B) The Blood Compact C) Fiesta D) Tres Marias
A) Assembling B) Casting C) Modeling D) Constructing
A) Landscapes B) Saints and Martyrs C) Buildings D) Mythological Creatures
A) The process of assembling photographs B) A method of painting on canvas C) The art of carving or forming a three-dimensional work of art D) A technique for sketching portraits
A) Forma B) Sculpere C) Pictura D) Statua
A) Events B) Places C) Plants D) People
A) Ice B) Stone C) Clay D) Glass
A) Assembling B) Modeling C) Casting D) Subtracting
A) High Relief Sculpture B) Round Sculpture C) Low Relief Sculpture D) Static Sculpture
A) People B) Places C) Religious Items D) Animals
A) Abstract Sculpture B) Mobile Sculpture C) Round Sculpture D) Relief Sculpture |