FORMATIVE & SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT # 1
1. Graphic art flourished during what period of colonization?
• Japanese Occupation
• American colonization
• Spanish Colonization(
• Pre-colonization
2. What is the possible outcome if the new generation stops to create evolution of artwork?
• Culture and art will be stagnant
• Progressiveness of the art will remain the same
• There will be a limited artist
• None of these
3. Style is significant because it can help the viewers to understand the meaning of the work. This
statement is,
• True -
• False
4. Religion and secularization were the dominant themes of the art forms.
• Chinese Colonial Tradition
• Spanish Colonial Tradition
• American Colonial and Contemporary Traditions
• Ethnic Tradition
5. Rak of Aegis: musical play in the 21st century
__________: a play during the Spanish Colonization
What form of art will complete this analogy?
• Kundiman
• Balagtasan
• Zarzuelas
• Harana
6. Form is consisting of all the things about the artwork that might have influenced the artwork of
the maker (artist) but which are not actually part of the artwork.
• True
• False
7. A formal analysis of a work of art describes how the elements and principles of artwork together
independent of their meaning and the feelings or thoughts they may evoke in the viewer.
• True -
• False
8. Viewing context is kind of often ignored in more recent trends of visual research, the context for
the artist or creator includes culture (where they grew up; family values; etc.)
• True
• False
9. Context is also used to describe the physical nature of the artwork, as in metal sculpture, an oil
painting, etc.
• True
• False
10. Aesthetics refers to difference between elements or subjects within a work of art.
• True
• False
11. What principle of design is relevant to this image?
• Balance
• Emphasis
• Color
• Repetition
12. The principle of art in which all the visual elements in an artwork are in harmony
• Rhythm
• Contrast
• Movement
• Unity
13. Which of the following images illustrated proportion
•
•
14. What principle of design is present, when all the elements and principles work together to create a
pleasing image?
• Color
• Emphasis
• Texture
• Harmony
15. The principle of art that refers to the path the viewer’s eye travels around a work of art.
• Movement
• Contrast
• Rhythm
• Emphasis
16. ____ is the relation of two things in size, number, amount, or degree within a design.
• Proportion
• Simplicity
• Movement
• Rhythm
17. A ______ can be thick, thin, wavy, curvy, straight, horizontal, vertical, dotted, broken, or
diagonal. It usually connects 2 points.
• Line
• Form
• Shape
• Value
18. ______ is an element of art that refers to the sense of touch.
• Shape
• Pattern
• Texture
• Value
19. _____ is another word for the brightness of a color.
• Complementary
• Intensity
• Value -vidz
• Hue
20. A three-dimensional object, such as a cube or ball, or the representation of a 3-D object. 3-D
objects have height, length, and width.
• Form
• Space
• Shape
21. This image is an example of artwork used, what media.
• Sculpture
• Oil Painting
• Mixed Media
• Painting
22. Oil Painting is the process of painting with pigments that re held together with a type of oil that
dries when exposed to air drying oil. This statements is;
• True
• False
23. An example of printmaking:
• Tempera
• None of these
• Linocut
• Sculpture
24. What is a medium in art?
• The size of the artwork
• The material it is made of
• The tools used to create the art
• The interpretation of the art
25. For numbers 2-4, give examples of materials may use in painting. (Multiple Answer)
• String
• Rubber
• Crayons
• Watercolor
• Acrylic
26. One piece of art is most appropriate in creating an artwork.
• True
• False
27. This image is an example of artwork used, what media.
• Mixed Media
• Drawing
• Painting
• Photography
28. What kind of art is shown below:
• Oil Painting
• Painting
• Sculpture
• Mixed Media
29. If a traditional work of art allows us to _____ the craftsmanship of the artist, an installation
allows us to _____ the “artwork”. Fill in the blanks with correct answers.
• Enhance, appreciate
• Experience, appreciate
• Appreciate, experience
• Experience, enhance
30. Digital technology has transformed the way is funded. What does this form of disruption entail?
• Use of crowdfunding platforms rather than traditional sources funding
• Use of online platforms like Magnus
• It is a move away from the government or non-profit sponsors
• Enables democratisation of access
31. Contrast refers to the artwork's visual attraction or beauty.
• True
• False -vidz
32. Symbolism visual objects or arrangements to represent an alternate meaning.
• True
• False
33. Content refers to the message or meaning within an artwork.
• True
• False
34. Which of the following BEST describes an art?
• It is used to express feelings and ideas
• These are the things can be exhibited in a museum
• These are the pretty things around us
• It is medium of expression done through creative processes and imagination
35. Which of the following is another word for “ center of interest”
• Focal Point
• Dominance
• All of the above - Kim
• Emphasis
36. This art is expressed either by line, form, texture, value, or color.
• Architecture
• Sculpture
• Painting
• Literature
37. Warm colors are _____.
• Yellow, red, and blue
• Yellow, green, and blue
• Yellow, red, and orange
• Orange, purple, and green
38. A medium could be the substance the artwork is made from.
• True
• False
39. In the works of this new generation of Philippine painters are polarized all the progressive
tendencies and thrusts of Philippine art, as well as the basic drawbacks inherent in the act of working
derivatively within the continuum of the international art movement (and its various recent manifestations
like pop, op, minimalism-maximalism, hard-and-sort-edgism, molorshoolism, and so on), to the detriment
of the growth of national art, whatever they may mean. In any case, these young artists are the true heirs
of the Philippine contemporary art movement. Their performance in the next few years together with that
of their more spirited elders will largely determine the shape of its content.
Reference/s:
From the NCCA-published book by Benesa - What is Philippine about Philippine Art? And Other
Essays (originally from Verlag Neves Forum, 1970).
• Performance in the next few years together with that of their more spirited elders will
largely determine the shape of its content
• Its various recent manifestations lik pop, op, minimalism-maximalism, hard-and-soft-
edgism, colorshoolism, and so on
• Philippine painters are polarized all the progressice tendencies and thrusts of Philippine
art,
• All of these.
40. Essay creation or work of art has an object.
• True
• False
41. The circular chart used to remember color relationship is a _____.
• Color Ray
• Color Scheme
• Color Circle
• Color Wheel
42. Art is important in human existence.
• True
• False
43. This answer the question like “how is it placed within the artistic frame?”
• Subject matter
• Style
• Form
44. If we focus on the white area, is it positive space, or negative space?
• Positive
• Negative
45. Spaniards used paintings as _____.
• Political propaganda
• Religious propaganda
• Economic Pact
• Peace Treaty
46. How this excerpt describes Philippine contemporary art?
• All of these
• Contemporary is limited to be sensitive to the changing time
• Philippine art is stagnant and adapted several artworks.
• Art in the Philippines improves and modified as time goes by.
47. Art also expresses important ideas or feelings.
• True
• False
48. This answers the question like “ how do the other figures in the artwork relate to the main
figure?”
• Medium
• Form
• Subject - Matter
49. The response of vision to wavelengths of lights is.
• Color
• Space
• Size
• Shape
50. The art of element that refers to the sense of touch is _____.
• Shape
• Pattern
• Texture
• Value
51. It is where the artwork is being made of?
• Style
• Form
• Medium/material
52. What degree of lightness or darkness in a work of art is
• Value
• Form
• Color
• Shape
53. Contemporary development during what century
• 19
• 16
• 20
• 18
54. How this picture depicted as post modern art in the Philippines
• Umbrella are examples of materials can be found in the Philippines
• It is a postmodern art example because it is an example of mixed media
• All of these
• This image is an example of installation art
55. Is both pictures existed in the same period or era in the Philippines Art? Why it so?
• No, because they don’t have the same theme
• Yes, because they have the same shades of color.
• No, because they both differ in art form
• Yes, because they have same symmetrical design
56. Composition is the way visual elements are positioned in a work of art.
• True
• False
57. This image is an example of what kind of balance
• Symmetrical
• Asymmetrical
58. A repeated design is called a:
• Shape
• Principle
• Element
• Pattern
59. Balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity are principles of design
• True
• False
60. Unity is obtained when all parts of a design are working together as a team.
• True
• False
61. The principle of art that refers to the arrangement of opposite elements (light vs. dark
colors, rough vs. smooth textures, large vs. small shapes, etc.) in a piece so as to create visual
interest, excitement, and drama.
• Contrast
• Rhythm
• Movement
• Balance
62. The focal point of an image, or when one area or thing stands out the most is known as
• Color
• Hue
• Emphasis
• Balance
63. In historical context time is the most basic and first context we consider.
• True
• False
64. _______ is a three-dimensional geometrical figure showing height, width and depth.
• Line
• Balance
• Form
• Space
65. What are the two types of shape?
• Organic and geometric
• Perpendicular and parallel
66. You can create textures by making _____ with other elements.
• Tints and shades
• Foreground, middleground, background
• Actual and implied
FORMATIVE & SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT # 2
1. Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan - Works speaks of community, personal experience
Brenda Fajardo - Carry strong historical and national themes
Carlos “Botong” Francisco - One the the greatest Filipino visual artist and muralist
Elmer Borlongan - Prominent contemporary Filipino artists uses distinctive use of figurative expressionism
Fernando Armosolo - First National artist in painting
Kristoffer Ardena - Negros is the title of the of the first solo exhibits
Lovely Rodriquez - Uses cartography and maps to reconfigure functional locations and create fictional
assemblage
Manuel Ocampo - Composes his paintings using motifs from popular western iconography, religious
symbols and history
Pacita Abad - Her works exhibited in more than 200 museums
Ronaldo Ventura - Known for his complex layering of images and styles
2. Known artist in Dance
• Alice Reyes
3. The National Artist Award is also known as-
• Pambansang Alagad ng Sining ng Pilipinas
4. Which of the following government agencies does not take part in the selection of the National Artist
nominees?
• Office of the President
5. Composer of Kailan which sung by several artist like MYMP, Smokey Mountain etc
• Ryan Cayabyab
6. He had also won First Prize in the 1998 National Centennial Commission literary tilt. He received the
Gawad Balagtas from the Unyon ng Manunulat ng Pilipinas, among many other accolades.
• Cirilo Bautista
7. Prominent in the art scene in Philippines and Southeast Asia - Nunelucio Alvarado
Historical themed painting and believes in the power of art as medium of learning - Manuel Panares
Demand muralist and painting seascapes - Martino Abellana
Having envisions a contemporary exhibition that stages and unique og Negros and Pana - Peter James
Fantinalgo
The most productive composer of Samar songs and inspired him compose “In the work of an eye” - Jose
Gomez
8. Uses vibrant and bold colors and makes use of indigenous Muslim motifs inspired by the okirs of the
Maranao - Rameer Tawasil
Depicts the Lumads in his figurative paintings to raise awareness on the social injustices the narratives are
expecting - Mariano “Anony” Amar Cat
Known for his innovative use of indidenous materials for his art, specifically for his tapestry paintings and
bamboo stick painting - Bert Monterona
Works are inspired by the rich culture and tradition of the Filipino muslims - Saudi Ahmad
Known for his stylized depictions of the indigenous motifs such as the okir, sarimanok, and naga -
Abdulmari Asia Imao
One of the best kulintang players in school - Amal Lumuntod
Started from a theater and musical group project in 2001 - Mebuyan Band
Theater group that is dedicated to promote culture and the arts, it is composed of students from the
Mindanao State University - Kabpapagariya Ensemble
Was once part of Joey Ayala’s band Bagong Lumad, endeavors to create music that not only promotes folk
but also gives attention to social causes - Bayang Barrios
One of the successful composers and musicians that hails from Mindanao and is known to bring to
mainstream - Joey Ayala
9. Presidential Proclamation that created the National Artist Award-
• Presidential Proclamation No. 1001
10. Known artist for Theater
• Amelia Lapena - Bonifacio
11. He reconstructed Rizal house in Calamba, Laguna
• Juan Nacpil
12. The National Living Treasures Award is also known as-
• Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan
13. Through which Republic Act was the National Living Treasures Award created?
• RA No. 7355
14. The National Artist Award is the lowest distinction bestowed upon Filipino Artists whose body of work is
recognized by their peers and more importantly by their countrymen as sublime expression of Philippine music,
dance, theatre, visual arts, literature, film and media, arts, architecture and design.
• True
• False
15. It is the premiere showcase of the arts in the Philippines.
• National Music Competition for Young Artist Foundation (NAMCYA)
• National Commision for Culture and the arts (NCCA)
• Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
16. Which of the following is the official government agency for culture and the arts in the Philippines?
• NAA
• PCA
• CCP
• NCCA
17. The Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan, or the National Living Treasures Award, is conferred on Filipinos
who are at the forefront of the practice, preservation, and promotion of the nation’s traditional folk arts.
• True
• False
18. President _____ through proclamation no. 1001 dated April 2, 1972, confers the award to deserving
individuals as recommended by the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the National Commission for
Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
• Ramon Magsaysay
• Elpidio Quirino
• Manuel A. Roxas
• Ferdinand E. Marcos
19. He was a portraitist and painter of rural landscapes. He is best known for his craftsmanship and mastery in
the use of light.
• Jose T. Joya
• Agnes Arellano
• Victorio V. Edades
• Fernando Amorsolo
20. The Philippine Heritage Award, is conferred on Filipinos who are at the forefront of the practice,
preservation, and promotion of the nation’s traditional folk arts.
• True
• False
21. He is known for high contribution to music in the Philippines and lived in Quiapo, Manila.
• Anotonio J. Molina
22. Support system of the arts provides the environment for facilitating production and the circulation or
distribution of art.
• True
• False
