- 1. which aim to make students "human" inasmuch as it was derived from the Latin word " _________meaning human, cultured, or refined.
A) Man
B) Humans
C) humanus
D) Humanista
- 2. As a discipline, _________is a broad field.
A) Curture
B) Discipline
C) Human
D) Humanities
- 3. According to Webster, "human ingenuity in adapting natural things to man's use.
A) Art
B) Color
C) Artist
D) Creative
- 4. According to _____, art is "human ingenuity in adapting natural things to man's use
A) Merriam-Webster
B) Webster
C) Dictionary
D) Webs
- 5. Art came from the word___ which means skill.
A) "Arcs"
B) "Ars"
C) "Arts"
D) "Ask"
E) "Asr"
- 6. Art came from the word "ars" which means
A) Skill
B) Creative
C) Artist
D) Talent
- 7. Who says, "A thing of beauty is a joy forever." Listeners are entertained by songs or instrumental music they hear.
A) Ralph Waldo Emerson
B) Edwin Markham
C) Gary Valenciano
D) Robert Browning
- 8. Which art are corollary to its purposes.
A) Economic Function
B) Functions of Art
C) Social Function
D) Political Function
- 9. Artists have their personal reasons for indulging in art.
A) Social Function
B) Economic Function
C) Personal or Invidual Function
D) Cultural Function
- 10. In the form of a poem entitled "My Last Duchess;" Elizabeth did the same by means of the poem entitled
A) Self Love?
B) How Can You Say You Love Me?
C) Do You Love Me?
D) How Do I Love Thee?
- 11. Robert Browning expressed his love to Elizabeth Barrett-Browning in the form of a poem entitled
A) "My Last Duchess"
B) "Forever My Duchess"
C) "My Lose Doucher"
D) "My Last Ducess"
- 12. Who expressed his love to Elizabeth Barrett-Browning in the form of a poem entitled "My Last Duchess;"
A) Robert Browning
B) Ralph Waldo Emerson
C) Vincent van Gogh's
D) Elizabeth Barrett-Browning
- 13. Who wrote the poem "The Man with the Hoe"
A) Robert Browning
B) Ralph Waldo Emerson
C) Edwin Markham
D) Vincent van Gogh's
- 14. Edwin Markham, wrote the poem _____ because he was inspired by the painting of a farmer that he had seen earlier.
A) "My Last Duchess;"
B) "The Man with the Hoe"
C) "How Do I Love Thee"
D) "The Starry Night"
- 15. Similarly, the composer of the song "Vincent" was inspired by
A) Edwin Markham
B) Robert Browning
C) Ralph Waldo Emerson
D) Vincent van Gogh's
- 16. the composer of the song "Vincent" was inspired ____ ("The Starry Night)
A) Ralph Waldo Emerson
B) Vincent van Gogh's
C) Edwin Markham
D) Elizabeth Barrett-Browning
- 17. Who renders concerts for free because he loves singing.
A) Geleen Eugenio
B) Ralph Waldo Emerson
C) Elizabeth
D) Gary Valenciano
- 18. Who provides free dance instructions because she enjoys dancing.
A) Geleen Eugenio
B) Ralph Waldo Emerson
C) Gary Valenciano
D) Robert Browning
- 19. Man is a social being and as such he associates with this fellow beings. This association is evidenced by the choral singing and group dancing in religious rites and other practices.
A) Social Function
B) Religious Function
C) Economic Function
D) Political Function
- 20. The author of the best-selling Harry Potter series, became one of the most highly-paid women in British history.
A) Economic Function
B) Social Function
C) Religious Function
D) Historical Fuction
- 21. When Imelda Romualdez-Marcos, a patroness of the arts, became the Governor of Metro Manila, she promoted her political programs by means of the arts.
A) Social Function
B) Economic Function
C) Historical Function
D) Political Function
- 22. Paintings, sculptures, architectural works, and other art forms serve to record historical figures and events.
A) Historical Function
B) Social Function
C) Religious Function
D) Historical Function
- 23. Buildings, furniture (chairs, tables, etc.), clothes, and the like form part of the country's material culture. Therefore, paintings, sculptures, architectural works, songs, dances, dramas, and literary pieces are embodiments of a nation's culture.
A) Cultural Function
B) Religious Function
C) Non Cultural
D) Historical Function
- 24. Almost all, if not all, art forms evolved from religion. People in the olden times worshipped their gods in the form of songs and dances.
A) Religious Function
B) Social Function
C) Historical Function
D) Economic Function
- 25. Houses and other buildings are constructed to protect their occupants and all the others inside them.
A) Social Function
B) Geographical Factors
C) Aesthetic Function
D) Physical Function
- 26. Artworks serve to beautify. Paintings serve to decorate houses and other buildings.
A) Creative Function
B) Social Function
C) Physical Function
D) Aesthetic Function
- 27. Every artist has his way of presenting his work. Such is called art style. Such style is affected by the following factors: geographical, historical, social, ideational, psychological, and technical.
A) Geographical Factors
B) Factors Affecting Style
C) Art Style and Factors Affecting Style
D) Art Style
- 28. The place where the artist stays influences his works. Marble sculptures are aplenty in Romblon because marble abounds.
A) Aesthetic Factors
B) Economic Factors
C) Geographical Factors
D) Physical Factors
- 29. Historical events exert a great influence on artists, particularly the writers.
A) Historical Factors
B) Cultural Factors
C) Social Factors
- 30. 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) Andres Bonifacio
B) Juan Luna's
C) Jose Rizal's
D) Victor Hugo's Les Miserables
- 31. Realistically depicts the French Revolution. The song "Magkaisa" is a product of the 1986 EDSA Revolution
A) Jose Rizal's
B) Juan Luna's
C) Victor Hugo's Les Miserables
- 32. "Spoliarium" is a painting of the Filipino oppression by the Spaniards.
A) Jose Rizal's
B) Victor Hugo's
C) Juan Luna's
- 33. Social relationships affect artists, too.
A) Function
B) Social Function
C) Socialism
D) Economic Function
- 34. The English writer composed his "Song to Celia";
A) Ben Jhonsons
B) Laura
C) Ben Jonson
D) Luna's
- 35. The Italian sonneteer wrote poems for his lady love named Laura. Society at most times dictate the types of paintings, sculptures, songs, dances, literary pieces, and movies to be produced.
A) Francesco Petrarch
B) Sigmund Freud
C) Petrarchan
D) Apollo
- 36. Such as "Kubrador" and "Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo" show present-day realities in Philippine society.
A) Independent dramas
B) Independent movie
C) Independent films
D) Independent weeks
- 37. The ideas coming from various people also influence artists. The Father of Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, proposed ideas that have influenced surrealist painters
A) Social Factors
B) Technical Factors
C) Psychological Factors
D) Ideational Factors
- 38. The idea that the human body is the most beautiful figure to present as an art subject gave rise to the school of thought called
A) Nudism
B) Nedism
C) Nidism
D) Nadism
- 39. At times, the works produced by the artists are affected by their psychological make-up or frame of mind.
A) Psychological Factors
B) Technical Factors
C) Social Factors
D) Ideational Factors
- 40. Techniques matter as far as artistic styles are concerned. In fact, painters employ a variety of techniques to make their works unique
A) Psychological Factors
B) Technical Factors
C) Social Factors
D) Ideational Factors
- 41. To come up with attractive artworks, artists must be governed by the five conventions of artistic compositions. The five principles of art are harmony, balance, thythm, proportion, and emphasis
A) Creative Art
B) Principle of Art
C) Arts of Principle
D) Fine Art
- 42. is the most essential factor in a composition. Also called unity.
A) Harmon's and unit
B) Hormones and act
C) Harmony and unity
D) Unit and Harmony
- 43. Known as physical equilibrium. It is stability produced by even distribution of weight on each side of the thing. It is classified into formal or informal.
A) Informal Balance
B) Formal Balance
C) Balance
D) Rhythm
- 44. It exists if the weights at equal distance from the center are equal, It is also called symmetrical balance because the thing displays symmetry (same measure).
A) Balance
B) Informal Balance
C) Rhythm
D) Formal Balance
- 45. is present when the left and the right sides of the thing, though not identical in appearance, still display an even distribution of weight.
A) Rhythm
B) Formal balance
C) Balance
D) Informal balance
- 46. is the continuous use of a motif or repetitive pattern of a succession of similar or identical items
A) Informal balance
B) Rhythm
C) Balance
D) Formal balance
- 47. is the comparative relationship of the different parts in relation to the whole. It is the proper and pleasing relationship of one object with the others in a design
A) Emphasis
B) Balance
C) Formal balance
D) Proportion
- 48. is giving proper importance on one or more parts of the thing or the whole thing itself.
A) Balance
B) Emphasis
C) Rhythm
D) Proportion
- 49. Artists abound since there are And the number of many genres artists keeps on increasing as new forms of art emerge.
A) Graphic Arts
B) Rhythm
C) Visual Arts
D) Genres of Art
- 50. those forms perceived by the eyes. These include painting, sculpture, and architecture.
A) Literary Arts
B) Graphic Arts
C) Plastic Arts
D) Visual arts
- 51. are those visual arts that have length and width; thus, they are also called two- dimensional arts. They are described as flat arts because they are seen on flat surfaces.
A) Literary Arts
B) Graphic arts
C) Genres of Art
D) Plastic Arts
- 52. are those visual arts that have length, width, and volume, thus, they are also called three-dimensional arts. Examples of these are sculpture, architecture, landscape architecture (
A) Literary Arts
B) Graphic Arts
C) Plastic arts
D) Visual Arts
- 53. are those forms perceived by both ears (audio) and eyes (video). They are called performing arts inasmuch as the artists
A) Audio arts
B) Visual arts
C) Literacy arts
D) Audio-visual arts
- 54. are those presented in the written mode and intended to be read. These include prose (short stories, novels, essays, and plays) and poetry (narrative poems, lyric poems, and dramatic poems).
A) Art visual
B) Audio arts
C) Visual arts
D) Literary arts
- 55. Aesthetics, the science of beauty, is that division of art study in which the student learns to admire the artists, value highly different works of art (See Fig. 1.29.), and appreciate the role of art in society
A) Appreciation arts
B) Aesthetics or Art Appreciation
C) Aesthetics art
D) Appreciation or Aesthetics Art
- 56. Is that division of art study in which the student acquires knowledge of the artists, their backgrounds, their masterpieces, and their significant contributions in various fields of art.
A) Art Criticism
B) Visual Arts
C) Art Production
D) Art history
- 57. Is that division of art study in which the student learns to use his creativity and apply his artistic knowledge and skills in producing his own works of art.
A) Art History
B) Art Criticism
C) Art production
- 58. is that division of art study in which the student learns to use his judgment in evaluating different artworks based on the criteria set.
A) Art Criticism
B) Both a&b
C) Art Production
D) Art History
- 59. Is a series of connected dots or a prolongation of a point to show the shape or form of any piece of art. It is an important element of visual arts because all painters, sculptors, and architects use lines as springboard of their finished products.
A) Line
B) Horizontal Lines
C) Curved Lines
D) Vertical Lines
- 60. show height or stature, poise, balance, force, strength, dignity, and dynamism
A) Vertical lines
B) Straight Lines
C) None of above
D) Repeating Lines
- 61. are a combination of vertical and horizontal lines (LLLLLLLLLL) or a combination of diagonal lines (XXXXX or <<<<< or >>>>>) in opposite directions
A) Curved Lines
B) Horizontal Lines
C) Lines
D) Contrasting Lines
- 62. Lines are a succession of vertical (IIIIIIIII), horizontal (), diagonal (////////// or \\\\\) or curved (CCCCC) lines. They are used to show rhythm
A) Horizontal Lines
B) Contrasting Lines
C) Straight Lines
D) Repeating Lines
- 63. Compared to diagonal lines, curved lines (See Fig. 1.32.), whether concave (inward) or convex (outward) indicate movements that are smooth.
A) Contrasting Lines
B) Curved Lines
C) Vertical Lines
D) Diagonal Lines
- 64. Line exhibit steadiness, stiffness, stillness, inactivity, and force. Inanimate objects like buildings and bridges are shown with straight lines.
A) Repeating Lines
B) Contrasting Lines
C) Vertical Lines
D) Curved Lines
E) Straight Lines
- 65. Lines connote chaos, confusion, tension, disturbance, violence, or war.
A) Horizontal Lines
B) Contrasting Lines
C) Broken or Jagged Lines
D) Curved Lines
- 66. Lines manifest movement, action, and direction. A running man, a flying bird, a galloping horse, a flowing river, and fireworks display diagonal lines.
A) Broken or Jagged Lines
B) Horizontal Lines
C) Diagonal Lines
D) Curved Lines
- 67. Lines indicate width, rest, repose, quietness. calmness, serenity, infinity, contemplation, and inaction.
A) Horizontal Lines
B) Curved Lines
C) Contrasting Lines
D) None of these
- 68. Lines are a combination of straight and curved lines ([[]]) or a combination of lines of varying shapes ((>0<)).
A) Curve Lines
B) Nine of these
C) Vertical Lines
D) Modified Lines
- 69. Colors are red-violet (RV), red-orange (RO), yellow-orange (YO), yellow-green (YG), blue-green (BG), and blue- violet (BV). They are produced by combining one primary color and one secondary color.
A) Secondary colors
B) Color
C) Primary colors
D) Intermediate colors
- 70. Colors are green, orange, and violet (GOV). They are produced by combining two primary colors. For example, green is a product of combining blue and yellow, orange is a product of combining red and yellow, and violet is a product of combining red and blue.
A) Secondary colors
B) Primary colors
C) Color
D) Intermediate Colors
- 71. Colors are blue, red, and yellow (BRY). They are described as ______because they are the first to be produced and the rest of the colors are produced as a result of their combination.
A) Colors
B) Intermediate Colors.
C) Secondary Colors
D) Primary Colors
- 72. The most important and most noticeable of all the elements of visual arts. Dependent on the presence of light, it is that property of an object that makes it appealing to the visual sense
A) Arts
B) Colors
C) Secondary colors
D) Primary colors
- 73. Which colors of primary colors?
A) Yellow, red, pink and blue
B) yellow orange, yellow green, blue violet, blue green, red orange and red violet
C) green, violet, and orange
D) red, yellow, and blue
- 74. Which colors of secondary colors?
A) green, violet, and orange
B) yellow, and blue
C) yellow orange, yellow green, blue violet,
- 75. Which tertiary colors?
A) yellow orange, yellow green, blue violet, blue green, red orange and red violet
B) None of these
C) red, yellow, and blue
D) green, violet, and orange
- 76. Those colors situated next to each other in the color wheel. Examples are red and red-orange, yellow and yellow- green, and blue and blue-violet.
A) Light Colors/Tints
B) Adjacent Colors
C) Cool Colors
D) Neutral Colors
- 77. Those which serve to balance colors. Examples are white, gray, black, brown, peach, cream, gold, silver, and bronze.
A) Complementary Colors
B) Adjacent Colors
C) Warm Colors
D) Neutral Colors
- 78. Prismatic or rainbow colors are those colors that form a rainbow or a prism. These are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet (ROYGBIV or VIBGYOR).
A) Rainbow or Primatic Colors
B) Light Colors/Tints
C) Warm Colors
D) Split Complementary Colors
- 79. Those colors with values higher than the normal value. For example, maroon is a shade of red and navy blue is a shade of blue.
A) Dark Colors/Shades
B) Cool Colors
C) Neutral Colors
D) Rainbow or Primatic Colors
- 80. Those colors with values lower than the normal value. For example, pink or fuchsia is a tint of red and azure (sky blue) is a tint of blue.
A) Triadic Colors
B) Dark Colors/Shades
C) Warm colors
D) Light Colors/Tints
- 81. Those colors that are conspicuous and striking to the eyes.
A) Adjacent Colors
B) Cool Colors
C) Warm Colors
D) Neutral Colors
- 82. Those colors that are inconspicuous and not striking to the eyes. Also called receding colors, they suggest distance, tranquility, sobriety, and restfulness
A) Cool Colors
B) Neutral Colors
C) None of these
D) Warm Colors
- 83. A set of three colors forming a triangle in the color wheel.
A) Cool Colors
B) Warm Colors
C) Colors
D) Triadic Colors
- 84. Split complementary colors are any three colors forming a Y in the color wheel.
A) Rainbow or Primatic Colors
B) Neutral Colors
C) Split Complementary Colors
D) Complementary Colors
- 85. Those colors situated opposite each other in the color wheel
A) All of these
B) None of these
C) Complementary Colors
D) Split Complementary Colors
- 86. Colors are three or four neighboring colors with one color in all mixtures.
A) Rainbow or Primatic Colors
B) Neutral Colors
C) Complementary Colors
D) Analogous Colors
- 87. is the absence of all colors
A) White
B) Green
C) Gray
D) Black
- 88. is the presence of all colors.
A) Gray
B) Black
C) Green
D) White
- 89. Â is produced by combining black and white
A) Grays
B) Red
C) Brown
D) Green
- 90. What colors used to connote purity, chastity, holiness, mourning, surrender, meekness, and goodness
A) Blue
B) Brown
C) Black
D) White
- 91. is used to signify death, mourning, darkness, and evil.
A) Blue
B) Gray
C) Black
D) White
- 92. is used to indicate the sky, the heaven, the sea, serenity, sadness, peace, and masculinity
A) Green
B) White
C) Pink
D) Blue
- 93. is used to connote life, nature, good health, and well-being.
A) Blue
B) Green
C) Black
D) Yellow
- 94. is used to signify jealousy, divinity, deceit, treason, degradation, and lately Ninoy Aquino
A) Orange
B) Blue
C) Green
D) Yellow
- 95. is used to mean the earth, spiritual death, and renunciation of the world
A) Blue
B) Brown
C) Green
D) Gray
- 96. is used to indicate food.
A) Yellow
B) Green
C) Red
D) Orange
- 97. is used to signify old age, gloom, and decay
A) Orange
B) Yellow
C) Gray
D) Green
- 98. is used to mean love and femininity
A) Pink
B) Red
C) Gray
D) Green
- 99. is the element of the visual arts associated with the sense of touch. It is the surface characteristic of an area.
A) Shape
B) Text
C) Texture
D) Context
- 100. is the external appearance of clearly defined area
A) Texture
B) Context
C) Shape
D) Line
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