A) To restore balance and harmony B) To provide a distraction from illness C) To create decorative art D) To attract tourists
A) Egyptian B) Navajo C) Greek D) Roman
A) Petroglyph B) Hieroglyph C) iik' D) Mandala
A) Ground natural materials B) Artificial dyes C) Food coloring D) Oil paints
A) It is destroyed B) It is sold to collectors C) It is preserved as art D) It is recycled for other purposes
A) A family member B) A random artist C) A trained medicine person D) The patient
A) Reintegration with the universe B) Enjoying a relaxing experience C) Receiving a blessing D) Undergoing a performance
A) Landscapes B) Abstract shapes C) Holy People D) Portraits
A) To entertain the patient B) To pass the time C) To invoke the spirits and healing powers D) To create a relaxing atmosphere
A) One hour B) Several hours or days C) Two hours D) A few minutes
A) North B) East C) South D) West
A) A new beginning B) Disrespect for the art C) The end of the ritual and containment of the ailment D) The artist's fatigue
A) Following trends B) Aesthetic appeal C) Availability of materials D) Symbolic representation and healing properties
A) To demonstrate religious devotion B) To impress onlookers C) To communicate with the spirit world D) To fill the silence
A) Physical, mental, and spiritual ailments B) Only mental ailments C) Only spiritual ailments D) Only physical ailments
A) A place for healing and ceremony B) A place for cooking C) A place for storage D) A place for tourists to visit
A) Random strangers B) Tourists C) Family members or community members D) Government officials
A) Fingers and small containers B) Spray cans C) Sponges D) Paintbrushes
A) Takes photographs B) Applies sand to the patient C) Eats a meal D) Goes to sleep
A) To avoid copyright issues B) Because they are too difficult to reproduce C) To prevent artistic plagiarism D) To protect the sacredness of the designs
A) Represents wealth B) Represents luck C) Represents balance and harmony D) Represents power
A) Plastic beads, glitter, glass B) Fabric scraps, cotton, paper C) Crushed minerals, charcoal, pollen D) Food scraps, leaves, wood
A) Through visual appreciation B) Through physical contact and spiritual connection C) Through osmosis D) Through inhalation
A) To gain fame and fortune B) To learn about art C) To restore health and well-being D) To become a medicine person
A) To find materials B) To prepare the food C) To purify the space and participants D) To create a mess
A) They are the patients B) They are irrelevant C) They are the artists D) They are invoked for guidance and healing power
A) To make the ritual more complicated B) To maintain the effectiveness and sacredness of the ritual C) To impress the audience D) To make the ritual longer
A) It is reused B) It is sold C) It is disposed of in a sacred way D) It is thrown away carelessly
A) To make the ritual more serious B) To allow for reflection and connection with the spiritual realm C) To create boredom D) To prevent distractions
A) Decoration only B) Political statements only C) Entertainment only D) Blessings, ceremonies, and storytelling |