Art App Exam

MIDTERM EXAM
Name: Ma. Cecilia P. Pancipani

Course Year & Section: BSBA MARKETING MANAGEMENT – 1CMT1I
Score: __________
I. DIRECTION: True or False: Write “T” for true or “F” for false for each statement.1pts each
F 1. In the painting “The Garden of Earthly Delights,” Bosch creates a world where
humans live exemplary Christian lives.
F 2. In the mid 18thcentury craft such as pottery and textiles were merged with
Painting and sculpture in the term Fine Art.
F 3. A gridded sketch is used to enlarge smaller drawings into larger works.
T 4. Cross hatching is crisscrossing lines (parallel, perpendicular and diagonal).
T 5. Non-Representational Artis art that attempts to offer no information that relates

to objects we would naturally encounter in life.
F 6. The Pietà is a subject in Christian art depicting Jesus Christ on the Cross
F 7. Diagonal lines almost always imply in action.
F 8. Complementary harmonies involve colors are very close or next to one another
on the color wheel.
F 9. Charcoal pencils are made with compressed graphite.
F 10. When you mix a red light, a blue light and a yellow or yellow green light, you
get black.
F 11. Art, since Marcel Duchamp, has been more about rendering (how well it is
made) than the concept or idea.
F 12. A bodhisattva is just the same as a Buddha
II. Multiple Choice

DIRECTION: Choose the correct answer
Part 1
1. Many of our ancestors erected statues for the divine they worshiped.
A. Physical
B. Social
C. Religious
D. Personal
.
2. Sculptures serve as columns of some buildings as in Greek and Roman architecture.
A. Physical
B. Historical
C. Personal
D. Aesthetic
3. Some people compose songs or write poems in order to convey their innermost
emotions and feelings towards their beloved.
A. Historical
B. Personal
C. Physical
4. Political art may convey message of protest, contestation or whatever message the
artists intend to carry.
A. Religious
B. Social
c. Physical
D. Personal
5. Paintings, sculpture and theater design are sights to behold. Moreover, these visual
arts embellish some forms of architecture.
A. Historical
B. Aesthetic
C. Personal
E. Physical
6. Some people compose songs or write poems in order to convey theirinnermost

emotions and feelings towards their beloved.
A. Religious
B. Physical
C. Personal
D. Historical
7. A Japanese raku bowl that is used in a tea ceremony functions as _______.
A. Religious
B. Physical
C. Historical
D. Personal
8. Art is made by people who employs their skill, ingenuity or creativity.

A. Art involves Experience
B. Art is Universal
C. art is not nature
9. Art knows no boundaries. It has risen above cultures, races, and civilizations.
A. Art is not nature
B. Art is universal
C. Art involves experiences
10. Art requires immersion in the arts; people can appreciate arts if they actually look
into it, listen to it, touch it, feel it, and create it.
A. Art is not nature
B. Art involves experience
C. Art is universal
Part 2 Chose the right meaning or best description

11. Abstraction
A non-representational artwork that has meaning only within itself
A simplification of a natural setting
A representational artwork that is stylized in some way
An analysis of an intricate design
12. Lintel
A triangular bracket of brick or stone
An object that perceived to be the embodiment of a holy spirit
An architectural movement that came about during the early 20th century;
emphasized volume over form and avoided ornamentation
A horizontal beam spanning above an entry way
13. Apotrope
An object thought to have the power to repel evil
Woolen tunic worn by people of ancient Greece
Avenue or entrance way to a building
Bronze pottery used to mix wine and water
A small circular building of sacred use
14. Contrapposto
Great father of the nation

A devoted religious organization group formed by the laymen during the Middle
Ages
A Christian-based militaristic campaign during the 11th - 13th centuries
"counterpoise"; appearance of weight being shifted in the sculpture to imply
movement
15. Sfumato
Aboriginal cape
A painting technique used to create soft modeling; described as "smokey"
The truthfulness of a subject matter
"holy" measuring tape
III. ENUMERATION
1-7 Function of the Arts

 Art for Delight.
 Art as Commentary.
 Art in Worship.
 Art in Ritual.
 Art for Commemoration.
 Art for Persuasion.
 Art as Self-Expression.
8-10 Elements of the Arts

 Imagination
 Creativity
 Expression
11-15 Sample of Visual Arts
 painting
 drawing
 printmaking
 sculpture
 ceramics
16-20 Sample of Non-Visual Arts

 Music.
 Literature.
 Spoken word
 Dance
 Theater
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MIDTERM EXAM

Name: Ma. Cecilia P. Pancipani

F 3. A gridded sketch is used to enlarge smaller drawings into larger works.

T 4. Cross hatching is crisscrossing lines (parallel, perpendicular and diagonal).

T 5. Non-Representational Artis art that attempts to offer no information that relates

F 7. Diagonal lines almost always imply in action.

F 9. Charcoal pencils are made with compressed graphite.

F 12. A bodhisattva is just the same as a Buddha

II. Multiple Choice

6. Some people compose songs or write poems in order to convey theirinnermost

8. Art is made by people who employs their skill, ingenuity or creativity.

Part 2 Chose the right meaning or best description

Great father of the nation

1-7 Function of the Arts

8-10 Elements of the Arts

11-15 Sample of Visual Arts

16-20 Sample of Non-Visual Arts

Send your answer: at rhl_taz2005@yahoo.com

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