A) Humanus B) Ars C) Cunning D) Artifice
A) Chef B) Lawyer C) Hairstylist D) Architect
A) Social Function B) Economic Function C) Political Function D) Personal Function
A) Recording historical figures and events B) Economic value C) Political propaganda D) Social consciousness
A) Vincent van Gogh B) Elizabeth Barrett-Browning C) Edwin Markham D) Gary Valenciano
A) Aesthetic Function B) Physical Function C) Cultural Function D) Social Function
A) Geographical Factors B) Historical Factors C) Psychological Factors D) Ideational Factors
A) Art has no financial value B) Many artists earn well and contribute to the economy C) Art is mainly for religious purposes D) Art is primarily for personal expression
A) Historical Documentation B) Social Consciousness C) Beautification Programs D) Economic Development
A) Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Literary Arts B) Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Philosophy C) Mathematics, Engineering, Technology D) History, Geography, Political Science
A) Literary Arts B) Audio-Visual Arts C) Graphic Arts D) Plastic Arts
A) Graphic Arts B) Plastic Arts C) Audio-Visual Arts D) Literary Arts
A) Visual Arts B) Audio-Visual Arts C) Plastic Arts D) Literary Arts
A) Balance B) Rhythm C) Emphasis D) Proportion
A) Emphasis B) Balance C) Rhythm D) Proportion
A) Edward Munch B) Vincent van Gogh C) Polyclitus D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) Emphasis B) Proportion C) Rhythm D) Balance
A) Motifs B) Stanzas C) Paragraphs D) Lines
A) Emphasis B) Proportion C) Balance D) Rhythm
A) Harmony B) Balance C) Emphasis D) Rhythm
A) Tempera B) Pastel C) Watercolor D) Oil
A) Seascape B) Cityscape C) Country Life D) Event
A) Application in thick layers B) Application on wood C) Application with an albuminoids vehicle D) Application on fine white paper in very thin layers
A) Still Life B) Portraiture C) Seascape D) Landscape
A) Encaustic B) Acrylic C) Tempera D) Oil
A) Painting on dry plaster B) Painting on wet plaster C) Painting with hot wax on wood D) Painting with oil on canvas
A) Painting on wet plaster B) Painting with oil on canvas C) Painting with hot wax D) Painting on dry plaster
A) Juan Luna B) Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo C) Michelangelo D) Raphael Sanzio
A) Water Bodies B) Events C) Landforms D) Individuals or Groups
A) The art of applying pigments to a surface to present a picture. B) The part of folding paper into shapes C) The art of carving images on stone. D) The art of sketching images on paper.
A) Grotte Chauvet, France B) Altamira, Spain C) Hohlenstein-Stadel, Germany D) Lascaux, France
A) Rococo B) Baroque C) Classic D) Romantic
A) Baroque B) Renaissance C) Rococo D) Romantic
A) Realism B) Baroque C) Romanticism D) Impressionism
A) All of these B) Jacques-Louis David C) None of these D) Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
A) Palette Knife B) Easel C) Brus D) Palette
A) Horses and Lions B) Mammoths and Rhinoceroses C) Antelopes and Bison D) Buffalos and Leopards
A) Leonardo da Vinci B) Rembrandt C) Caravaggio D) Rubens
A) Traditional iconography and style B) Exaggerated emotions C) Depiction of everyday life D) Dramatic light and shade
A) Giovanni Battista Tiepolo B) Jean-Honoré Fragonard C) François Boucher D) Thomas Gainsborough |