GENERAL EDUCATION 9.

Which period shows art related to culture

ART APPRECIATION and magical beliefs?
A. Prehistoric Arts (Primitive Age)
1. The word “Humanities” comes from the B. Ancient Egyptian Arts
Latin word humanus. What does it mean?
A. Human creativity 10. What is a dolmen?
B. Educated A. A stone table
B. A single large stone monument
2. Which of the following is NOT listed as
part of the humanities? 11. What was the focus of early primitive
A. Science people in cave art?
B. Theatre A. Having successful hunting
B. Worshipping gods
3. How does Humanities explore the human
condition? 12. What is mastaba in Ancient Egyptian
A. Through critical, analytical, or theoretical art?
methods A. A chamber for the dead
B. Through laboratory testing and B. A pyramid
experiments
13. What is true about Mesopotamian art?
4. What does Art Appreciation allow A. Includes female figurines and steles
individuals to do? B. Focused only on music and dance
A. Solve scientific problems
B. Illustrate their feelings when viewing an 14. The Terracotta Army is a famous art
artwork from:
A. Ancient China
5. The Latin word “arti” is associated with: B. Ancient India
A. Mastery of form and skill
B. Religious rituals only 15. Bhimbetka rock shelter is associated
with:
6. What does the word artist mean in A. Ancient Arts of India
French and Spanish origins? B. Ancient Arts of China
A. Performer
B. Teacher 16. The Archaic Period in Greek art is
known for:
7. What is the primary basis of art? A. Nude sculpture like Kouros
A. Creativity or imagination B. Stone Age painting
B. Scientific facts
17. Who is a fully clad female sculpture
8. Which of the following is NOT listed as during the Archaic period?
one of the purposes of art? A. Kore
A. Create Harmony B. Kouros
B. Conduct Research
18. What is the Classical Period in Greek art B. Leonardo da Vinci
known for?
A. Golden Age of Athens and philosophy
27.The Harvesters and Netherlandish
B. Nomadic settlement and megaliths
Proverbs are paintings by:
A. Pieter Bruegel the Elder
19. The Hellenistic Period followed the: B. Jan van Eyck
A. End of the Golden Age of Athens
B. Start of Ancient Egyptian civilization
28.Which artist is known for The Starry
20. Hellenistic arts shifted from early Night?
A. Vincent van Gogh
influences to: B. Francisco Coching
A. Naturalistic painting styles
B. Religious magical symbols
29.Who painted the Arnolfini Portrait?
A. Jan van Eyck
21.Who is generally defined as someone B. Johannes Vermeer
who produces arts with aesthetic value
using imagination?
A. Artist 30.Which of the following is an example of
B. Artisan artisan work from Spain?
A. Flamenco Guitar Luthiers
B. Origami
22.Which of the following is responsible for
developing ideas for a canvas product?
A. Artist 31.What major award recognizes National
B. Artisan Living Treasures in the Philippines?
A. Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan
B. National Artist Award
23.Who produces directly functional and
decorative arts?
A. Artist 32.Who is considered the “Father of Modern
B. Artisan Philippine Sculpture”?
A. Napoleon V. Abueva
B. Fernando Amorsolo
24.Which of the following uses and mixes
mediums like paint, metal, glass, or fabric?
A. Artist 33.Who was the first National Artist of the
B. Artisan Philippines?
A. Francisco Coching
B. Fernando Amorsolo
25.Who painted Girl with a Pearl Earring?
A. Johannes Vermeer
B. Pieter Bruegel the Elder 34.Which National Artist is known as the
“Pillar of the Philippine Komiks Industry”?
A. Francisco Coching
26.Mona Lisa and The Last Supper were B. Eddie Romero
works of:
A. Vincent van Gogh
35.Who is referred to as the “Father of 43.Who is a traditional weaver of inabal
Philippine Independent Cinema”? among the Tagabanwa-Bagobo?
A. Kidlat Tahimik A. Salinta Monon
B. Fernando Poe Jr. B. Lang Dulay

36.Who composed the song “Ganito Kami 44.Who is considered a master of Ambahan
Noon…Paano Kayo Ngayon?” (Film)? poetry?
A. Eddie Romero A. Ginaw Bilog
B. Kidlat Tahimik B. Samaon Suliman

37.Who is a National Artist for Music in 45.Who is known as a kutyapi master and
2018? teacher of this instrument?
A. Ryan Cayabyab A. Samaon Suliman
B. Alicia Reyes B. Masino Intaray

38.Who was the first Filipino to choreograph 46.What is defined as something accepted
a ballet titled The Elements? as true without proof?
A. Leonor Orosa-Goquingco
B. Alicia Reyes A. Assumption

B. Evidence
39.Who received the GAMABA award for
weaving pissyabit? 47.Which of the following statements
A. Darhata Sawabi describes why art is considered universal?
B. Lang Dulay
A. It is only appreciated by a certain group
of people.
40.Which GAMABA awardee is known for
documenting the oral literature and epics of B. It spans generations and continents.
his people?
A. Federico Caballero
B. Uwang Ahadas
48. Why is art considered a means of
communication?
41.Who among the GAMABA awardees is a
master mat weaver with fine sasa and kima- A. Because it is only used for decoration.
kima?
A. Haja Amina Appi B. Because it allows people to express
B. Ginaw Bilog feelings and thoughts without using words.

42.Which GAMABA awardee is a Kalinga

master of dance and the performing arts? 49. Which assumption tells us that art
A. Alonzo Saclag continues to exist regardless of time?
B. Masino Intaray
A. Art is Timeless

B. Art is Temporary
 55.Which of the following is **NOT** an
assumption of art based on the list?
50. How does art address human needs?
A. Art is universal
A. It informs us of our shared human
experiences. B. Art is only for the elite

B. It only serves an economic purpose.

56.Which function of art is used when an

artist expresses deep emotions like grief or
51.Which of the following explains why “art joy?
is not nature”? A. Personal Function
B. Social Function
A. Because art is created by nature

B. Because art is man-made and nature is 57.What function of art is involved in

not parades, festivals, and community
celebrations?
A. Social Function
B. Political Function
52. According to the assumptions, how is
experience involved in art?
58.What function of art helps in expressing
A. Art is random and does not need beliefs about life after death or divine
experience. beings?
A. Spiritual Function
B. Artists use their personal experiences to B. Aesthetic Function
express emotions in their artworks.

59.Which function is present when symbols

and signs are used to teach ideas not easily
53.What makes art different from nature, expressed in words?
according to the assumptions? A. Educational Function
B. Utilitarian Function
A. Nature is made by man while art is not.

B. Nature is naturally occurring, while art is 60.What function of art is seen in posters
man’s interpretation of it. promoting political campaigns or national
pride?
A. Political Function
B. Cultural Function
54. What happens when a work of art is
finished in a satisfactory way?
61.When a person becomes aware of
A. A new idea begins.
beauty in nature through a painting, what
function of art is that?
B. An experience occurs.
A. Spiritual Function
B. Aesthetic Function
62.Which function of art helps provide B. Horizontal Line
human needs like shelter, food, and
clothing?
A. Utilitarian Function
B. Personal Function 69. Which lines suggest movement and
instability, like lightning or chaos?

63.When art helps pass down traditions and A. Diagonal Line

knowledge to the next generation, what
function is shown? B. Vertical Line
A. Cultural Function
B. Political Function

70. What do we call shapes that are found

64.A sculpture made to honor a national in nature and are irregular?
hero and promote patriotism is an example
of which function? A. Geometric Shapes
A. Political Function
B. Spiritual Function B. Organic Shapes

65.An artist paints a scene to cope with the

memory of a lost loved one. This shows 71.Which element of visual art creates the
which function of art? illusion of depth in a 2D surface?
A. Personal Function
B. Educational Function A. Perspective

66. Which of the following best defines B. Texture

visual art?

A. Art that involves bodily movement and

72. What kind of perspective shows that
performance
objects become fainter in the distance due
B. Art that meets the eye and expresses to atmosphere?
emotion through imagination
A. Aerial Perspective

B. Linear Perspective
67. Which element of visual art refers to the
use of hue like red, blue, and yellow?
73. Which element refers to 3D shapes like
A. Color
cubes and pyramids?
B. Shape
A. Form

B. Value
68. What type of line is associated with
restfulness, like the horizon?

A. Diagonal Line
74.What type of space refers to the B. Pattern
background or area around the main subject
of the artwork?

A. Positive Space 80.When both sides of the artwork are

identical or mirrored, it is called:
B. Negative Space
A. Asymmetrical Balance

B. Symmetrical Balance
75. Which element shows how light or dark
a color is, often using tints and shades?

A. Value 81.What type of balance has elements

arranged in a circular way around a central
B. Space point?

A. Radial Balance

76.What texture can only be seen but not B. Crystallographic Balance

physically touched?

A. Tactile Texture
82. Which type of balance is more dynamic
B. Implied/Visual Texture and gives more freedom to the artist?

A. Informal Balance

77. Which element is defined as a mark B. Formal Balance

made by a moving point, and can be
straight, wavy, or zigzag?

A. Line 83. What principle creates movement within

the art that guides the viewer’s eye?
B. Shape
A. Rhythm
78.Which principle of art helps the artist
create an effect and express intent using B. Proportion
elements of art?

A. Principles of Art
84.What principle refers to the size
B. Elements of Art relationships between different parts of an
artwork?

A. Variety
79. What principle refers to the distribution
of visual weight in a design to create B. Proportion
stability?

A. Balance
85.When an artist wants one area to stand
out, what principle is being applied?
91. What painting medium uses egg yolk or
A. Emphasis white as its binder and dries quickly?

B. Harmony A. Tempera

B. Fresco

86. What principle refers to the path the

viewer’s eye follows through the artwork?
92.Which medium is applied on damp
A. Movement plaster and uses earth pigments mixed with
water?
B. Pattern
A. Fresco

B. Encaustic
87. Repeating shapes, objects, or symbols
throughout the artwork is an example of:

A. Pattern 93.What transparent medium is mixed with

gum Arabic?
B. Variety
A. Watercolor

B. Acrylic
88. Which principle adds complexity by
using contrast, differences, or changes in
the artwork?
94.Which medium becomes water-resistant
A. Variety when dry and uses synthetic polymer?

B. Rhythm A. Acrylic

B. Oil

89. Harmony enhances which other

principle by stressing similarities?
95.Which painting medium uses linseed oil
A. Unity and needs a solvent like turpentine?

B. Balance A. Oil

B. Tempera

90.Which medium uses hot beeswax, resin,

and pigment that must be fused with heat?
96. Which form of decorative art uses
A. Tempera colored glass pieces, especially for
windows?
B. Encaustic
A. Stained Glass 102. What stencil printing process uses a
mesh screen for inking designs?
B. Mosaic
A. Serigraph

B. Lithography
97. What decorative art is woven and used
to warm and decorate interior spaces?

A. Tapestry 103. Which printing technique uses a

greasy crayon on flat stone or metal?
B. Relief
A. Lithography

B. Relief Printing
98.Which drawing medium uses a silver
wire on specially prepared paper?

A. Silverpoint 104. What form of art involves capturing

images on light-sensitive materials?
B. Pencil
A. Photography

B. Sculpture
99. What is the dry pigment stick used in
drawing that also includes chalk?

A. Pastel 105.Which sculpture type is meant to be

viewed from all sides?
B. Ink
A. Free-standing

B. Relief
100. Which printmaking method uses
carved surfaces where the raised part gets
the ink?
106.Which type of sculpture appears raised
A. Relief Printing from a flat background?

B. Intaglio Printing A. Relief

B. Kinetic

101. In which printmaking method is ink

applied to the carved lines of the surface?
107. What sculptural process involves
A. Intaglio Printing removing material from a larger form?

B. Relief Printing A. Subtractive

B. Additive
 6. A

108. Which of the following is a *natural 7. A

material* used in sculpture?
8. B
A. Marble
9. A
B. Plastic
10. A

11. A
109. What sculptural material is known for
being soft, reusable, and used in modeling? 12. A

A. Plasticine 13. A

B. Stone 14. A

15. A

110. Which art form uses durable materials 16. A

for both function and aesthetic design?
17. A
A. Architecture
18. A
B. Printmaking
19. A

20. A

21. A

22. A

23. B

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25. A

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