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GENED6 PRELIM QUIZ
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  • 1. What is the origin of the word "art"?
A) Artifice
B) Cunning
C) Ars
D) Humanus
  • 2. Which of the following is NOT a common profession of artists?
A) Chef
B) Lawyer
C) Architect
D) Hairstylist
  • 3. Which function of art involves expressing personal feelings or love?
A) Social Function
B) Political Function
C) Economic Function
D) Personal Function
  • 4. What does the historical function of art include?
A) Political propaganda
B) Economic value
C) Social consciousness
D) Recording historical figures and events
  • 5. Who was inspired to write "The Man with the Hoe" by a painting?
A) Edwin Markham
B) Elizabeth Barrett-Browning
C) Vincent van Gogh
D) Gary Valenciano
  • 6. Which function of art involves community activities and rituals?
A) Physical Function
B) Social Function
C) Aesthetic Function
D) Cultural Function
  • 7. Which factor affecting art style is related to the artist's psychological make-up?
A) Geographical Factors
B) Historical Factors
C) Psychological Factors
D) Ideational Factors
  • 8. What does the economic function of art demonstrate?
A) Many artists earn well and contribute to the economy
B) Art has no financial value
C) Art is mainly for religious purposes
D) Art is primarily for personal expression
  • 9. Imelda Romualdez-Marcos used art for what political purpose?
A) Beautification Programs
B) Social Consciousness
C) Historical Documentation
D) Economic Development
  • 10. What does the term "humanities" include?
A) Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Philosophy
B) Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Literary Arts
C) Mathematics, Engineering, Technology
D) History, Geography, Political Science
  • 11. What are visual arts that have length and width, making them two-dimensional arts?
A) Audio-Visual Arts
B) Plastic Arts
C) Graphic Arts
D) Literary Arts
  • 12. Which type of visual arts has length, width, and volume, making them three-dimensional arts?
A) Plastic Arts
B) Literary Arts
C) Audio-Visual Arts
D) Graphic Arts
  • 13. Which type of art includes painting, printing, drawing, and sketching?
A) Audio-Visual Arts
B) Visual Arts
C) Plastic Arts
D) Literary Arts
  • 14. What principle of art is described as the proper and pleasing relationship of one object with others in a design?
A) Balance
B) Proportion
C) Rhythm
D) Emphasis
  • 15. Which principle of art is achieved by means of size, shape, color, line, position, and variety?
A) Proportion
B) Rhythm
C) Emphasis
D) Balance
  • 16. Proportion is the comparative relationship of different parts in relation to the whole. Who is known for the "Vitruvian Man," which shows proportion?
A) Leonardo da Vinci
B) Polyclitus
C) Vincent van Gogh
D) Edward Munch
  • 17. What involves a succession of similar or identical elements to create movement and flow?
A) Balance
B) Emphasis
C) Rhythm
D) Proportion
  • 18. Literary arts are presented in written mode and intended to be read. What are prose forms composed of?
A) Stanzas
B) Paragraphs
C) Motifs
D) Lines
  • 19. Which principle of art involves the repetitive use of a motif or pattern?
A) Proportion
B) Rhythm
C) Emphasis
D) Balance
  • 20. What is achieved when all the elements of a work come together to form a coherent whole?
A) Balance
B) Harmony
C) Rhythm
D) Emphasis
  • 21. Which medium uses ground pigments mixed with linseed oil and turpentine or thinner.
A) Tempera
B) Watercolor
C) Oil
D) Pastel
  • 22. Which painting subject involves the depiction of natural calamities?
A) Seascape
B) Country Life
C) Event
D) Cityscape
  • 23. What gives watercolor brilliance?
A) Application on wood
B) Application on fine white paper in very thin layers
C) Application in thick layers
D) Application with an albuminoids vehicle
  • 24. Which subject depicts inanimate objects placed on a table or another setting?
A) Landscape
B) Portraiture
C) Seascape
D) Still Life
  • 25. Which medium uses synthetic paints mixed with a vehicle thinned with water?
A) Tempera
B) Oil
C) Encaustic
D) Acrylic
  • 26. What is buon fresco?
A) Painting with hot wax on wood
B) Painting with oil on canvas
C) Painting on wet plaster
D) Painting on dry plaster
  • 27. What is fresco secco?
A) Painting on wet plaster
B) Painting with oil on canvas
C) Painting with hot wax
D) Painting on dry plaster
  • 28. Who is known for painting 'The Spoliarium' and 'The Blood Compact'?
A) Michelangelo
B) Raphael Sanzio
C) Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
D) Juan Luna
  • 29. What is the primary subject of portraiture painting?
A) Water Bodies
B) Landforms
C) Events
D) Individuals or Groups
  • 30. What is painting?
A) The art of sketching images on paper.
B) The art of carving images on stone.
C) The art of applying pigments to a surface to present a picture.
D) The part of folding paper into shapes
  • 31. Where are the oldest known paintings, believed to be about 32,000 years old, found?
A) Lascaux, France
B) Hohlenstein-Stadel, Germany
C) Grotte Chauvet, France
D) Altamira, Spain
  • 32. Which art style revived Classical art from Greece and Rome in the 18th century?
A) Rococo
B) Classic
C) Baroque
D) Romantic
  • 33. Which period produced paintings with dramatic light and shade, violent composition, and exaggerated emotion?
A) Romantic
B) Baroque
C) Renaissance
D) Rococo
  • 34. Which painting style, prominent in the late 19th century, captures the quality of light across landscapes and figures?
A) Romanticism
B) Impressionism
C) Baroque
D) Realism
  • 35. Which Romantic artist focused on human figures and natural order?
A) Jacques-Louis David
B) None of these
C) Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
D) All of these
  • 36. Which tool is used to mix colors and apply or remove colors from the painting surface?
A) Palette
B) Palette Knife
C) Easel
D) Brus
  • 37. What do the cave paintings at Altamira, Spain, depict?
A) Mammoths and Rhinoceroses
B) Buffalos and Leopards
C) Antelopes and Bison
D) Horses and Lions
  • 38. Who is a notable Italian artist of the Renaissance period?
A) Rubens
B) Caravaggio
C) Leonardo da Vinci
D) Rembrandt
  • 39. What is the primary characteristic of Byzantine painting?
A) Dramatic light and shade
B) Traditional iconography and style
C) Exaggerated emotions
D) Depiction of everyday life
  • 40. Who painted "The Stolen Kiss" and "The Swing" during the Rococo period?
A) Thomas Gainsborough
B) Jean-Honoré Fragonard
C) François Boucher
D) Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
  • 41. Who is considered the best-selling painter of his generation?
A) Mauro Malang-Santos
B) Federico Alcuaz
C) Fernando Amorsolo
D) Benedicto Cabrera
  • 42. Juan Luna won a gold medal for which artwork?
A) The Blood Compact
B) Genesis
C) Ang Mestiza
D) The Death of Cleopatra
  • 43. Who was conferred the Order of National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts (Painting, Sculpture, and Mixed Media)?
A) Juan Luna
B) Vicente Manansala
C) Federico A. Alcuaz
  • 44. Anita Magsaysay-Ho specialized in which medium
A) Acrylic
B) Watercolor
C) Egg Tempera
D) Oil Painting
  • 45. Which painter is associated with the cubist style in the Philippines?
A) Victorio Edades
B) Hernando Ocampo
C) Vicente Manansala
D) Felix Hidalgo
  • 46. Which of the following is a notable work of Vicente Manansala? a
A) Fiesta
B) The Death of Cleopatra
C) Jeepneys
D) The Cooks
  • 47. Hernando Ocampo was named National Artist for Visual Arts in what year?
A) 1981
B) 2000
C) 1976
D) 1991
  • 48. Which award-winning work by Anita Magsaysay- Ho was created in 1952?
A) Fiesta
B) The Cooks
C) Tres Marias
D) Three Women
  • 49. Victorio Edades is known as the_____
A) Father of Philippine Cubism
B) Father of Modern Philippine Painting
C) Father of Philippine Realism
D) Father of Abstract Art
  • 50. Which of the following is a notable work of Fernando Amorsolo?
A) The Blood Compact
B) Fiesta
C) Tres Marias
D) Bombing of the Intendencia
  • 51. Which sculpting method is commonly used in creating bronze sculptures?
A) Casting
B) Assembling
C) Constructing
D) Modeling
  • 52. Which of the following is a common subject in religious sculpture?
A) Mythological Creatures
B) Landscapes
C) Saints and Martyrs
D) Buildings
  • 53. What is sculpture primarily known as?
A) The art of carving or forming a three-dimensional work of art
B) A technique for sketching portraits
C) The process of assembling photographs
D) A method of painting on canvas
  • 54. The word "sculpture" comes from which Latin term?
A) Statua
B) Forma
C) Pictura
D) Sculpere
  • 55. Which subject is most commonly depicted in sculpture?
A) Events
B) Plants
C) People
D) Places
  • 56. Which of the following materials is commonly used in additive sculpture?
A) Ice
B) Clay
C) Stone
D) Glass
  • 57. Which sculpting process involves combining materials into forms and originated from collage?
A) Subtracting
B) Casting
C) Assembling
D) Modeling
  • 58. What type of sculpture can be viewed from all sides, front, rear, left, and right?
A) Static Sculpture
B) Round Sculpture
C) Low Relief Sculpture
D) High Relief Sculpture
  • 59. Which of the following is a rare subject in sculpture?
A) People
B) Animals
C) Religious Items
D) Places
  • 60. What kind of sculpture is permanently attached to a surface and cannot be viewed from all sides?
A) Relief Sculpture
B) Mobile Sculpture
C) Abstract Sculpture
D) Round Sculpture
  • 61. What kind of sculpture is designed to move or entertain viewers?
A) Static Sculpture
B) Round Sculpture
C) Relief Sculpture
D) Mobile Sculpture
  • 62. What sculpting method involves shaping clay or claylike substances?
A) Welding
B) Modeling
C) Carving
D) Constructing
  • 63. Fernando Amorsolo is regarded as the
A) Father of Abstract Art
B) Father of Philippine Realism
C) Father of Modern Philippine Painting
D) Father of Philippine Cubism
  • 64. Which of the following is a notable work of Hernando Ocampo?
A) Tres Marias
B) Genesis
C) The Mestiza
D) Madonna of the Slums
  • 65. Which painter won a silver medal in Madrid for Las Virgenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho?
A) Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
B) Vicente Manansala
C) Juan Luna
D) Hernando Ocampo
  • 66. Who is known for their contribution to Cubism and works like "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon"?
A) Pablo Picasso
B) Robert Delaunay
C) Theo van Doesburg
D) Fernand Léger
  • 67. Which tool supports the painting and usually has three legs?
A) Palette
B) Spatula
C) Brush
D) Easel
  • 68. What tool do painters use to create various strokes?
A) Palette
B) Easel
C) Brushes
D) Palette Knife
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