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Question 1

Defined as: a diverse range of HUMAN ACTIVITIES in creating visual, auditory or performing artifacts (artworks), expressing the author’s imaginative or technical skill, intended to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power.

Answer 1

Art

Question 2

Latin word for Art

Answer 2

Artem/Ars

Question 3

Old English of Art

Answer 3

Eart

Question 4

Old French of Art

Answer 4

Art

Question 5

Middle English of Art

Answer 5

Art

Question 6

A thing that is created through ability and imagination and is beautiful and transmits feelings and ideas. It’s also the work that is created by artists, painters, sculptors and other craftsmen”.

Answer 6

Art

Question 7

Defined as the language of visual signs, conveys ideas, feelings or moods

Answer 7

Visual Arts

Question 8

The word Art encompasses many meanings. What are these?

Answer 8

Ability
Process
Product

Question 9

The human capacity to make things of beauty and things that stir us; skill, mastery and creativity.

Answer 9

Ability

Question 10

The different classification of art such as drawing, painting, sculpting, architecture, music and photography.

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Process

Question 11

The completed work, painting, sculptures.

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Product

Question 12

Importance of Arts

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1. Source of pleasure and entertainment
2. Men to be hopeful and less lonely
3. Art is an expression of one’s feeling and mind in a non literal way.
4. Art is the understanding and appreciation of those aesthetic natures of life.
5. It is the balance of harsh reality that human faces on a daily basis.

Question 13

The art that is produced at the present period which is continuously in process and in flux.

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Contemporary Arts

Question 14

A successor to Modern Art

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Post modern art

Question 15

Primarily for aesthetic enjoyment through the senses especially the visual and auditory.

It is the changing certain materials or media for aesthetic pleasure.

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Fine or Aesthetic (Major arts)

Question 16

It is the changing of raw materials for utilitarian purposes.

They must possess ornaments or artistic qualities to make them useful and beautiful.

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Practical or Utilitarian (Minor Arts)

Question 17

It is the changing of raw materials into some significant product for human consumption or use.

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Practical or Utilitarian

example: Industrial Arts (vehicle)

Shell craft
Bamboo craft
Leather craft
shoemaking
pottery making
Sheet
Metal Work

Question 18

Examples of this are Flower arrangement, interior decorations, dress making, home making, embroidery, cooking and etc

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Applied or Household Arts

Question 19

This includes city or town planning

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Civic Art

Question 20

This involves the business propaganda in the form of advertisement.

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Commercial Arts

Question 21

It is anything printed from raised or sunken reliefs and plane surfaces.

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Graphic Art

Question 22

This refers to agronomy, horticulture

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Agricultural Arts

Question 23

This includes merchandising, accounting

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Business Arts

Question 24

It include shallow and deep fishing

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Fishery Arts

Question 25

It includes first aid treatment

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Medical Arts

Question 26

Arts are for ritual purposes or for everyday use.

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Precolonial Philippine

Question 27

It is characterized by geometric design or patterns

Answer 27

Islamic Arts