- 1. a broad field, it embraces the social sciences and the
philosophy. It includes not only the fine arts such as paintings, sculpture and architecture, but also
the performing arts such as music, dance, drama and opera, and the literary arts such as prose and
poetry.
A) Humanus
B) Art
C) Humanities
D) Art Appreciation
- 2. Which language Humanities came from?
A) French
B) Latin
C) English
D) Greek
- 3. The word ART comes from the ancient Latin, which is?
A) Art
B) Ars
C) Arz
D) Arc
- 4. Art is something that is perennially around us. According to______, art is human
ingenuity in adapting natural things to man’s us.”.
A) Webster
B) Cezzane
C) Francisco
D) Dudley
- 5. something that is perennially around us.
A) Painting
B) Art
C) Artist
D) Drawing
- 6. According to him “The humanities constitute one of the oldest and most important means of
expression developed by man”
A) Cezzane
B) Webster
C) Dudley
D) Baltazar
- 7. Which type of ASSUMPTIONS OF ART that Timeless, spanning generations and continents through and through?
A) Art is not Nature
B) Art is Universal
C) Art Involves Experience
- 8. Art, not directed by representation of reality, is a perception of reality.
A) Art Involves Experience
B) Art is not Nature
C) Art is Universal
- 9. a French painted a scene from reality entitled Well and
Grinding Wheel in the Forest of the Chateau Noir.
A) Francisco Baltazar
B) Da Vinnci
C) Paul Cezanne
D) Webste Dudley
- 10. Paul Cezanne, a French painted a scene from reality entitled?
A) Well and Grinding Wheel in the Forest of the Chateau Noir.
B) The little garden in the forest
C) My Last Duchess
D) How do I love thee
- 11. A work of an art then cannot be abstracted from actual doing. In order to know
what an artwork, we have to sense it, see and hear it.
A) Art is not Nature
B) Art is Universal
C) Art Involves Experience
- 12. Artist has their personal reasons for indulging
in art. Arts are vehicle for the artists’ expression of
their feelings and ideas. The arts also serve as means
of expression for us
A) Personal or Individual Function
B) Social Function
C) Physical Function
D) Economic Function
- 13. The English poet Robert Browning expressed
his love to Elizabeth Barret-Browning in the form of
a poem entitled?
A) My Lovely Wife
B) My Last Duchess
C) How do I love thee
D) My Love
- 14. Elizabeth did the
same thing by means of the poem entitled?
A) My Last Duke
B) My Husband
C) My Love
D) How do I love thee
- 15. Man is a social being and as
such as he associates with his
fellow beings. This association is
an evidenced through choral
singing and group dancing in
religious rites and other practices.
A) Social Function
B) Political Function
C) Economic Function
D) Physical or Individual Function
- 16. the arts and literature or cultural economics is a branch of
economics that studies the economics of creation, distribution and the
consumption of works of art, literature and similar creative and cultural products.
A) Physical Function
B) Economic Function
C) Social Function
D) Political Function
- 17. Who is the author of the best-selling Harry Potter Series, became one of the most
highly paid women in British history?
A) Joanne K
B) Webster Dudley
C) Elizabeth Barret
D) Robert B
- 18. The Function of an object is
generally determining the basic form that
it takes. A chair is designed to allow the
seated body to rest comfortably on it
A) Social Function
B) Economic Function
C) Political Function
D) Physical Functional
- 19. ince time immemorial,
there has been a strong
relationship between the arts and
politics, especially between various
kinds of art and power.
A) Social Function
B) Personal or Individual Functional
C) Political Function
D) Physical Function
- 20. is to understand and express different points of view of the
social and political scenario, through art. There are four major functions of political art -
sociopolitical expression, propaganda, protest and satire.
A) Assumptions and Nature of Art
B) Assumptions of Art
C) Function of Art
D) Role of a Political artist
- 21. The artist tries to expresses concerns regarding specific
social and political issues to help common man understanding the current political
and social issue.
A) Satire
B) Sociopolitical Expression
C) Propaganda
D) Protest
- 22. Sometimes, these artists are also used to communicate some agenda
for or against the government. This is called?
A) Protest
B) Sociopolitical
C) Satire
D) Propaganda
- 23. One more function of political art is to disapprove of the actions or
decisions of the politicians.
A) Propaganda
B) Protest
C) Sociopolitical
D) Satire
- 24. In this art form, the artist chooses to show his funny side and
chooses humor to portray a serious political event and create awareness among the
society.
A) Sociopolitical
B) Protest
C) Propaganda
D) Satire
- 25. Art has been used
throughout history to
tell stories, to help
people worship their
God, and to increase
personal enjoyment.
A) Historical Function
B) Religious Function
C) Aesthetic Functional
D) Cultural Functional
- 26. Cultural arts, such as music, art,
drama, creative writing, photography
and dance, are tools that help develop
the mind and body, refine feelings, and
thoughts and reflect and represent our
customs and values as a society.
A) Cultural Function
B) Aesthetic Function
C) Historical Function
D) Religious Function
- 27. Almost all, if not all, art
forms evolved from religion.
People in the golden times
worshipped their gods in the
form of songs and dances.
A) Aesthetic Functional
B) Historical Function
C) Cultural Function
D) Religious Function
- 28. Artworks serve to beautify.
Paintings serve to decorate houses
and other building.
A) Religious Function
B) Cultural Function
C) Aesthetic Function
D) Historical Function
- 29. The place where the artist stays
influence his works.
A) Social Factors
B) Historical Factors
C) Geographical Factors
D) Ideational Factor.
- 30. Marble sculptures
are aplenty in ______ because marble
abounds in that province.
A) Laguna
B) Palawan
C) Romblon
D) Batangas
- 31. wooden sculptures abound in?
A) Paeta, Laguna
B) Benguet
C) Pampanga
D) Bacoor, Cavite
- 32. events exert a great influence on
artists, particularly the writers. Jose Rizal’s novels,
Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, graphically
highlight the events that took place in the country
during the last century of Hispanic rule.
A) Ideational Factor
B) Historical Factor
C) Social Factor
D) Geographical Factor
- 33. Dictate the types of
paintings, sculptures, songs, dances, literary
piece and movies to be produced.
A) Political Factor
B) Ideational Factor
C) Social Factor
D) Historical Factor
- 34. The
English writer, Ben Jonson composed song _____.
A) Song to Laura
B) His lady love
C) His duchess
D) Song to Celia
- 35. Who's composed the song "Song to celia"
A) Ben Jonson
B) Webster Dudley
C) Francisco Baltazar
D) Francisco Petrach
- 36. Italian sonneteer
_________ write poems for his lady love
named Laura.
A) Francisco Petrach
B) Francisco Baltazar
C) Ben Johnson
D) Webster Dudley
- 37. The idea that the human body is the most
beautiful figure to present as an art subject rise to the
school of thought called nudism.
A) Technical Factor
B) Psychological Factor
C) Ideational Factor
D) Social Factor
- 38. The work produced by the artists are
affected by their psychological make-up or frame
of mind.
A) Geographical Factor
B) Technical Factor
C) Social Factor
D) Psychological Factor
- 39. the first painting of
Edward Munch, ________ is an effect of
his unfortunate childhood experience
A) The Sad Child
B) The Happy Child
C) The Sick Child
D) The lovely Child
- 40. Who's painting entitled
“The Starry Night”
A) Vincent Van Goghs
B) Ben Johnson
C) Francisco Petrach
D) Edward Munch
- 41. “The Filipino is worth
dying for” assailing the Marcos administration was written by?
A) Albert Martino
B) Behn Johnson
C) Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr
D) Francisco Petrach
- 42. Techniques matter as far as artistic
styles are concerned. In fact, painters employ
a variety of techniques to make their works
unique.
A) Technical Factor
B) Psychological Factor
C) Social Factor
D) Ideational Factor
- 43. Most essential factor in a composition, also
called unity. It is achieved when all the elements of a
thing are put together to come up with a coherent
whole.
A) Formal Balance
B) Balance
C) Harmony
D) Informal Balance
- 44. tability produced by even distribution of
weight on each side of the thing.
A) Formal Balance
B) Balance
C) Informal Balance
D) Harmony
- 45. weights at equal
distance from the center are equal. Also called
symmetrical balance because it displays same
measures.
A) Harmony
B) Formal Balance
C) Informal Balance
D) Balance
- 46. appears when the
right and left side of the thing, though not
identical in appearance, still displays an
even distribution of weight. Also known
as asymmetrical or occult balance.
A) Formal Balance
B) Informal Balance
C) Balance
D) Harmony
- 47. The continuous use of a motif or
repetitive pattern of a succession of similar or
identical items.
A) Balance
B) Rhythm
C) Proportion
D) Harmony
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