- 1. a broad field that includes fine arts (painting, sculpture, architecture), performing arts (music, dance, drama, opera), and literary arts (prose, poetry)
A) Easel
B) Humanities
C) Arts
D) Ars
- 2. human ingenuity in adapting natural things to man's use." An artist uses their genius to transform natural materials into man-made creations
A) Art
B) Acrylic
C) Humanities
- 3. meaning skill. Synonymous with skill, cunning, artifice, and craft
A) Art
B) Easel
C) Human
- 4. known as physical equilibrium, is stability produced by even distribution of weight on each side of the composition. It is classified into formal or informal balance.
A) Rhythm
B) Balance
C) Harmony
- 5. Exists when weights at equal distances from the center are equal.
Also called symmetrical balance, displaying symmetry (same measure)
A) Informal Balance
B) Formal Balance
- 6. occurs when the left and right sides of an artwork, while not identical, have an even distribution of visual weight.
A) Informal Balance
B) Formal Balance
- 7. Use of two patterns alternately
A) Parallelism
B) Radiation
C) Alternation
- 8. Repetition of a motif from or toward the center.
A) Parallelism
B) Progression
C) Radiation
- 9. Use of motifs of varying sizes, from smallest to largest or vice versa.
A) Progression
B) Alternation
C) Radiation
- 10. Use of patterns with equal spacing.
A) Radiation
B) Humanities
C) Parallelism
- 11. giving proper importance to one or more parts of the artwork or the whole thing it
A) Balance
B) Proportion
C) Emphasis
- 12. Includes short stories, novels, essays, and plays.
forms differ from verse or poetic forms in that they are in paragraph form, composed of sentences
A) Poetry
B) Prose
- 13. Includes narrative poems, lyric poems, and dramatic poems.
forms are in stanza form, composed of lines.
A) Prose
B) Poetry
- 14. differ in their inherent qualities and the effects they produce.
A) Tempera
B) Medium
C) Oil
- 15. uses earth pigments mixed with water and applied to fresh plaster or glue.
A) Fresco
B) Pastel
C) Watercolor
- 16. uses pigments mixed with water and applied to fine white paper or other surfaces like cambric, parchment, ivory, and silk. The colors are applied in very thin layers, giving brilliance.
A) Oil
B) Watercolor
C) Acrylic
- 17. uses ground pigments mixed with an albuminous or colloidal vehicle (egg yolk, gum, glue, or casein). It dries with the evaporation of water, producing luminosity of tone.
A) Encaustic
B) Oil
C) Tempera
- 18. uses hot wax as a vehicle to bind pigments to a wooden panel or a wall. Although durable, it is difficult to manipulate.
A) Encaustic
B) Watercolor
C) Easel
- 19. During ancient times, man's primary concern was survival.
A) Seascape
B) Animal and Plants
C) Country life
- 20. Any landform, such as a volcano, mountain, hill, valley, plain, plateau, or cliff, can be the subject of a landscape painting
A) Events
B) Country life
C) Landscape
- 21. such as the ocean, sea, river, lake, brook, pond, or falls, can be the subject of a seascape painting
A) Others
B) Still life
C) Seascape
- 22. An aerial view of a city or a portion of it can be the subject
A) Still life
B) Cityscape
C) Landscape
- 23. favorite subjects of painters. Examples include "The Spoliarium" and "The Blood Compact" by Juan Luna, and "Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace" by Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo.
A) Portraiture
B) Event
C) Country life
- 24. such as the Holy Family, Madonna and Child, Jesus Christ, angels, saints, and religious objects, are commonly used subjects. Raphael Sanzio's paintings were mostly Madonnas.
A) Still life
B) Event
C) Religious Item
- 25. Mythological, fictional, and cartoon characters are also favorite subjects. Examples include Raphael Sanzio's "Galatea." Supernatural beings, dreams and fantasies, technological items, and objects dear to the painters are common subjects.
A) Other
B) Religious Item
C) Event
- 26. create a variety of strokes.
A) Easel
B) Assorted brushes
C) Palette knife
- 27. great painters regarded as manual laborers. Their paintings found in pottery and ceramics give a glimpse of ancient Greek life. Some famous Greek painters on wooden panels
A) Baroque period
B) Ancient period
C) Greek period
- 28. The rise of Christianity brought about different painting styles. Byzantine painting emphasizes retaining traditional iconography and style, resulting in a hieratic feeling. Icons were seen as a reflection of the divine and often bordered on abstraction
A) Medieval period
B) Ancient period
C) Prehistoric period
- 29. were seen as a reflection of the divine and often bordered on abstraction.
A) brushes
B) Icon
C) Easel
- 30. considered the golden age of painting, spanned from the 14th to the mid-17th century. Great Italian artists of this period include Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Raphael, and Titian
A) Medieval period
B) Prehistoric periond
C) Renaissance periond
- 31. First Filipino painter specializing in secular painting.
A) Damian Domingo
B) Victorio Edades
C) Vicente Manansala
- 32. Forerunner of the Filipino movement for racial equality.
Foremost Filipino painter of the early 19th century.
A) Damian Domingo
B) Victorio Edades
C) Fernando Amorsolo
- 33. Awarded a silver medal at an international art exposition in Madrid for Las Virgenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho
A) Cesar Legazpi
B) Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo (
C) Juan Luna
- 34. Painter, printmaker, sculptor, designer, and art administrator
Founding member of the modern Neo-realist school in Philippine art Masterpieces are minimalist, geometric abstracts
A) Anita C. Magsaysay-Ho
B) Federico Alcuaz
C) Arturo R. Luz
- 35. Multifaceted and prolific artist
Graphic designer, illustrator, cartoonist for the Manila Chronicle
A) Mauro Malang-Santos
B) Galo B. Ocampo
C) Vicente S. Manansala
- 36. Known for Brown Madonna
A) Victorio Edades
B) Galo B. Ocampo
C) Vicente Manansala
- 37. Painted murals for theaters and residences with Edades and Francisco
Influenced by surrealism, concerned with humanity
A) Anita Magsaysay-Ho
B) Juan Luna
C) Galo B. Ocampo
- 38. Painter, fictionist, playwright, and editor
Leading radical modernist artist in the Philippines
A) Hernando R. Ocampo
B) Federico Alcuaz
C) Fernando Amorsolo
- 39. used in bronze sculptures
A) Casting
B) Carving
C) Modelling
- 40. uses clay or claylike substances
A) Modeling
B) Radiation
C) Casting
- 41. building forms from diverse materials
A) Constructing
B) Assembling
C) Carving
- 42. combining materials into forms (originated from collage)
A) Carving
B) Casting
C) Assembling
- 43. Also called free-standing sculpture
A) Round Sculpture
B) Relief Sculpture
- 44. almost like freestanding but attached; back is hidden
A) Low relief
B) High relief
- 45. flatter, similar to painting but with volume
A) Low relief
B) High relief
- 46. Sculptor adds materials to build the figure
A) Mobile
B) Place
C) Additive Sculpture
- 47. Sculptor removes excess material to reveal the form
A) Place
B) Mobile
C) Subtractive Sculpture
- 48. Common subjects: heroes, saints, everyday figures
A) Events
B) Place
C) People
- 49. Popular among sculptors
A) Place
B) People
C) Animals amd plants
- 50. Rare subject in sculpture
A) People
B) Event
C) Place
- 51. Sculptures can depict historical, biblical, or geological events
A) Place
B) Religious Item
C) Events
- 52. Mythological beings and symbolic scenes
A) Others
B) Events
C) Place
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