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    SHEPHERDVILLE COLLEGE

    Talojongon,Tigaon, Camarines Sur

    1st PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION


    First Semester
    AY 2020 – 2021
    Art Appreciation

    Name: __________________________________ Year & Section: ____________________ Score: ________

    Good luck and God bless! 

    GENERAL DIRECTIONS: Read and comprehend each item and follow the instructions carefully. Avoid double
    touch or erasures and write your answers in your test paper.

    TEST I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Encircle the letter that corresponds to your answer.

    1. What is the English translated term of the Latin word “ars”?


    a. Life b. Craft c. Beauty d. Art
    2. Art is timeless and it spans from generation to generation and places to places. What assumption of art
    does the mentioned statement corresponds?
    a. Art is universal b. Art is not nature c. Art involves experience d. Art is life
    3. Art is a product of man’s reception to his surroundings. What assumption of art does the mentioned
    statements pertains?
    a. Art is universal b. Art is not nature c. Art involves experience d. Art is life
    4. Art is a product of man’s personal accounts and stories. What assumption of art does the mentioned
    statement describes?
    a. Art is universal b. Art is not nature c. Art involves experience d. Art is life
    5. What refers to the ability to create new things or think of new ideas?
    a. Expression b. Impression c. Imagination d. Creativity
    6. What pertains to the ability to picture out in your mind something that you have not seen or experienced?
    a. Expression b. Impression c. Imagination d. Creativity
    7. What refers to the ability to transform thoughts and ideas into speeches, words, or actions?
    a. Expression b. Impression c. Imagination d. Creativity
    8. Who told that art is a creative work that depicts the world in a completely different light, view, or
    perspective, and this is because of human freedom?
    a. Vincent van Gogh b. Jean Paul Sartre c. Edvard Munch d. Leonardo da Vinci
    9. Who painted the renowned work of art titled “The Scream”?
    a. Vincent van Gogh b. Jean Paul Sartre c. Edvard Munch d. Leonardo da Vinci
    10. Who painted the famous work of art titled “Starry Night”?
    a. Vincent van Gogh b. Jean Paul Sartre c. Edvard Munch d. Leonardo da Vinci
    11. What pertains to the modern but imprecise umbrella term for a broad category of art which includes a
    number of artistic disciplines from various sub-categories?
    a. Visual Arts b. Fine Arts c. Classical Arts d. Gothic Arts
    12. What refers to the art that was considered to have been created primarily for aesthetic and intellectual
    purposes and judged for its beauty and meaningfulness?
    a. Visual Arts b. Fine Arts c. Classical Arts d. Gothic Art
    13. It may be classified as the linear realization of visual objects, concepts, emotions, and fantasies, including
    symbols and even abstract forms. What form of fine art is being described by the given statement?
    a. Sculpture b. Painting c. Drawing d. Portraiture
    14. What pertains to a design and execution of lettering with a broad-tipped instrument, brush, or other writing
    instrument?
    a. Portraiture b. Sculpture c. Drawing d. Calligraphy
    15. This form of fine art consists of manuscripts wherein the text is supplemented with such decoration as
    initials, borders (marginalia) and miniature illustrations. What is being pertained?
    a. Book Illustrations b. Manuscript Illuminations c. Graphic Arts d. Portraiture
    16. This form of fine art consists of the arrangement of shapes, lines, colors, tones and textures on two-
    dimensional surface, thus creating an aesthetic image. What is being described?
    a. Portraiture b. Sculpture c. Painting d. Drawing
    17. What refers to the most enduring and arguably the greatest form of fine art known to man?
    a. Architecture b. Sculpture c. Wood Carving d. Painting
    18. What is the Greek term for the word “drawing”?
    a. Graphik b. Graphikos c. Graphiktos d. Graffiti
    19. What refers to the process and the product of planning, designing, and constructing buildings or any other
    structures?
    a. Engineering b. Architecture c. Layout Making d. Sculpture
    20. What form of fine art is concerned with the production of images by varying methods of replication into
    paper, parchment, fabric or other supports?
    a. Printmaking b. Architecture c. Drawing d. Painting
    21. The Japanese Raku Bowl performs what function of art?
    a. Physical b. Social c. Personal d. Experiential
    22. Art addresses aspects of collective life as opposed to one person’s point of view or experience. What
    function of art does the mentioned statement pertain to?
    a. Physical b. Social c. Personal d. Experiential
    23. Who proposed the World of Forms and Ideas?
    a. Socrates b. Plato c. Aristotle d. Kant
    24. Who was the philosopher-author who wrote the book “Critique of Judgment”?
    a. Socrates b. Plato c. Aristotle d. Kant
    25. What is the Greek term for the word “end”?
    a. Eros b. Oikos c. Telos d. Teros

    TEST II. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and if it is a falsification, write
    FALSE and correct the word/words that makes it incorrect.

    ________26. Plato’s The Republic is one of his famous works which can be attributed to the lessons he
    learned from Socrates.
    ________27. Critique of Judgment argues that self-interest is not relevant to making aesthetic judgments.
    ________28. Socratic Method asserts that physical world is not really the “real” world; instead, ultimate reality
    exists beyond our physical world.
    ________29. Works of art that are created to perform some service have physical functions.
    ________30. Interior designs serve social function of art.
    ________31. Viewers can often relate in some way to social art and are sometimes even influenced by it.
    ________32. Art can’t be a catalyst of social change.
    ________33. An artist may create a piece out of a need for self-expression or gratification.
    ________34. A piece might be meant to entertain, provoke thought or
    even have no particular effect at all.
    ________35. According to Socrates, every substance, defined as formed matter, moves according to a fixed
    path towards its aim.
    ________36. Day of the Dead refers to the Jamaican holiday with vibrant artistic tradition.
    ________37. The factual meaning of art can be extracted from the identifiable or recognizable forms in the
    artwork.
    ________38. Non-representational art is a type of art that have subjects referring to objects or events
    occurring in the real world.
    ________39. Representational art pertains to the type of art that do not make reference to the real world.
    ________40. The Palay Maiden by Fernando Amorsolo is an example of representational art.

    Key Answer (True or False)


    1. TRUE
    2. TRUE
    3. FALSE
    4. TRUE
    5. FALSE
    6. TRUE
    7. FALSE
    8. TRUE
    9. TRUE
    10. FALSE
    11. FALSE
    12. TRUE
    13. FALSE
    14. FALSE
    15. TRUE

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