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Arts Appreciation Flashcards

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  1. The starry, starry night is created by ________ in 1889.

A. Ambrogio Lorenzetti
B. Juan Luna
C. Simone Martini
D. Vincent van Gogh

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D. Vincent van Gogh

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  1. Like graphic arts it has two-dimensional surface, such as painting, drawing, photography and other products of printing industry with the aid of computer and other electronic devices.
    A. Decorative art
    B. Digital art
    C. Machine art
    D. Pop art
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B. Digital art

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  1. “The Scream” was painted by _____________.

A. Vincent Van Gogh
B. Claude Monet
C. Edvard Munch
D. Claude Monet

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C. Edvard Munch

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  1. What is the title of the style of painting that Picasso invented?
    A. Realism
    B. Impressionism
    C. Cubism
    D. Fauvism
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C. Cubism

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  1. “Mona Lisa” was painted by _____________.

A. Vincent Van Gogh
B. Claude Monet
C. Pablo Picasso
D. Leonardo da Vinci

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D. Leonardo da Vinci

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  1. It refers to forms of art in which artist use their voices, bodies or inanimate objects to convey artistic expression.
    A. Performance Art
    B. Body Movements
    C. Body Miming
    D. Body Language
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A. Performance Art

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  1. This refers to art that is used in daily living such as tools, architectural structures, roads, bridges, buildings, furniture, kitchen utensils, coins, bills, dress, weapons, among others.
    A. Aesthetic
    B. Dimensional
    C. Functional
    D. Representational
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C. Functional

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  1. It is the name of a color, such as red, blue, or yellow and it is also considered as the dimension of color which is referred to __________.
    A. Combination
    B. Hue
    C. Mass
    D. Order
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B. Hue

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  1. This refers to the dullness or brightness of a hue.
    A. Intensity
    B. Unity
    C. Value
    D. Variety
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A. Intensity

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  1. It comes from Latin word “humanus”, meaning the quality of being human.
    A. Humanoid
    B. Humanness
    C. Humanest
    D. Humanities
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D. Humanities

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  1. It is during this period of art when an artist valued the “individual” as subject of arts. Most artworks emphasized naturalism, which was also an influence of humanism sincere was a great emphasis on proportionality of the human body.
    A. Cubism
    B. Medieval Art Period
    C. Renaissance Art Period
    D. Romantic Art Period
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C. Renaissance Art Period

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  1. An art in which it is the artist’s intention to present again a particular subject either ‘objective’ or ‘figurative’.
    A. art presentation
    B. non-art presentation
    C. non-representational art
    D. representational art
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D. representational art

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  1. This piece of artwork is an example of ______________.

A. Cubism
B. Expressionism
C. Dadaism
D. Fauvism

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C. Dadaism

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  1. Positive, perceptual, emotional, intellectual response to the beauty of artwork.
    A. Art critique
    B. Art appreciation
    C. Art analyzation
    D. Artistic criticism
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B. Art appreciation

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  1. The statement “art has been crafted by all people regardless of origin, time place and enjoyed by people continuously” refers to what assumptions of art?
    A. Art is universal
    B. Art is not nature
    C. Art is made by man
    D. Art involves experience
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A. Art is universal

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  1. The Latin word of art which means ability or skill which covers various areas of artistic creativity that seek to communicate beauty primarily through the senses.
    A. aris
    B. ars
    C. artesian
    D. artis
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B. ars

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  1. These are the colors blue, red and yellow. They are described as such because they are the first to be produced and the rest of the colors are produced as a result of their combination.
    A. Adjacent Colors
    B. Complementary Colors
    C. Primary colors
    D. Secondary Colors
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C. Primary colors

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  1. Skilled workers who create things by hand which can be functional or decorative arts.
    A. color
    B. line
    C. shape
    D. space
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C. shape

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  1. The following are the components of the forms of art except:
    A. elements
    B. principles of design
    C. actual and physical materials
    D. in-depth interpretation of the art work
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D. in-depth interpretation of the art work

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  1. Inanimate objects arranged in indoor setting, like fruits on the table, flowers on the vase, or books on the shelf.
    A. Historical
    B. Landscape
    C. Portrait
    D. Still Life
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D. Still Life

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  1. A painting technique in which pigments suspended in water applied to a damp lime-plaster surface. Once the pigments dry, they become part of the surface of the wall.
    A. acrylic painting
    B. encaustic painting
    C. fresco painting
    D. watercolor painting
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C. fresco painting

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  1. It is derived from the Portuguese term which is translated as “irregular shaped pearl.
    A. Art Nouveau
    B. Barocco
    C. Mannerism
    D. Rococo
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B. Barocco

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  1. The unifying element of a work of art created by regularly repeated elements with variation.
    A. Emphasis
    B. Proportion
    C. Rhythm
    D. Scale
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C. Rhythm

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  1. An ancient Greek philosopher who considered art as pure illusion or an imitation of an imitation.
    A. Aristotle
    B. Herodutos
    C. Plato
    D. Socrates
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C. Plato

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  1. “Creation of Adam” was painted by ______________.

A. Michael Angelo
B. Johannes Vermeer
C. Pierre-August Renoir
D. Leonardo Da Vinci

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A. Michael Angelo

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  1. Fernando Amorsolo’s work can best be classified as ____.
    A. Realism
    B. Pop Art
    C. Surrealism
    D. Fauvism
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A. Realism

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  1. This element of art is a property of light as it is reflected off the object.
    A. color
    B. line
    C. shape
    D. space
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A. color

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  1. These are dances performed by soloists, groups and choruses in theaters, night clubs, motion pictures and television which combine various forms of ballet, modern, tap and acrobatics.
    A. Ethnographic
    B. Modern Dancing
    C. Musical Comedy
    D. Social/Ballroom dances
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B. Modern Dancing

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  1. It is an art work movement which used a dream-like images.
    A. Expressionism
    B. Surrealism
    C. Cubism
    D. Impressionism
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B. Surrealism

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  1. This refer to the material used to make a work of art.
    A. Model
    B. Subject
    C. Medium
    D. Mixed media
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C. Medium

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  1. This element of art refers to a point moving at an identifiable path that has length and direction.
    A. color
    B. line
    C. shape
    D. space
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B. line

32
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  1. The three basic and significant innate qualities of human beings which are developed based on environment, values, beliefs and experiences.
    A. critical, nastiness and holiness
    B. shrewdness, ability and mendacity
    C. sagacity, benevolence and insensitivity
    D. rationality, kindness and tenderness
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D. rationality, kindness and tenderness

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  1. Movement in art where hundreds of dots are used to create a picture or painting.
    A. Pointillism
    B. Impressionism
    C. Realism
    D. Cubism
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A. Pointillism

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  1. “The Persistence of Memory” was painted by _________.

A. Johannes Vermeer
B. Pierre-August Renoir
C. Salvador Dali
D. Leonardo Da Vinci

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C. Salvador Dali

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  1. A style of artwork created using many geographical shapes, often not resembling any object.
    A. Surrealism
    B. Fauvism
    C. Cubism
    D. Baroque
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C. Cubism

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  1. A work of art for which more than one type of art material is used to create the finished piece.
    A. mass
    B. subject
    C. medium
    D. mixed media
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D. mixed media

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  1. This term refers to the general area that surrounds all things and in art, this refers to the area of representation either 2 or 3 dimensional.
    A. Contour
    B. Depth
    C. Mass
    D. Space
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D. Space

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  1. The art of combining spoken or written words and their meanings into forms which have artistic and emotional appeal like drama and essay.
    A. Literary Arts
    B. Performing arts
    C. Plastic arts
    D. Visual arts
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A. Literary Arts

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  1. ________ is the expression of human skill and imagination
    A. Emphasis
    B. Contour
    C. Art
    D. Dominance
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C. Art

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  1. It deals with any creation of an artist which are primarily visual in nature.
    A. Visual Elements
    B. Visual texture
    C. Visual artist
    D. Visual Art
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D. Visual Art

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