Grade 10 SPA - Visual Arts Long Test (3rd Qtr)
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- Q1
What makes FAUVISM different from other art movements?
Use of bright colors indicating strong emotions
Depiction of dreamlike elements and strange concepts
Transition between realistic and abstract art
Realistic portrayal of everyday life
60sA10EL-Ia-2 - Q2
Why is this painting an example of CUBISM?
Because it is painted by famous artist Paul Cezanne
Because it uses vibrant colors like emerald green and sky blue
Because it depicts unique landscape only seen in France
Because it breaks down major elements into simple shapes
60sA10EL-Ib-1 - Q3
This local artist is well-known for his Cubism paintings that depicted daily life in the Philippines.
Ang Kiukok
Jose T. Joya
Fernando Amorsolo
Vicente Manansala
60sA10EL-IIIa-2 - Q4
If I wanted to paint in the FAUVISM style, I will follow the correct colors as prescribed by the art industry. Skin in shades of pink and tan; skies blue and clouds white.
falsetrueTrue or False60sA10EL-Ia-2 - Q5
This artist is famous for his Fauvism painting 'The Dance'. He used a simplistic composition, focusing more on form rather than landscape.
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Known for his vibrant paintings, this Russian artist had synesthesia which enabled him to draw inspiration from music.
Jackson Pollock
Wassily Kandinsky
Andy Warhol
Salvador Dali
60sA10EL-IIIa-2 - Q7
Abstract Art is symbolic, meaning it is open to interpretation by anyone.
truefalseTrue or False60sA10EL-Ib-1 - Q8
Surrealism is rooted in the real, often depicting scenes that a person has seen before or drawing inspiration from what can be directly perceived.
falsetrueTrue or False60sA10EL-Ib-1 - Q9
Made by famous Surrealist painter Salvador Dali, 'Persistence of Memory' describes...
The concept of impermanence, of objects disappearing over time
The theory that clocks will melt if left alone in the desert
The idea that dreams are interpretations of reality
The theory of relativity pertaining to the fluidity of time
60sA10EL-Ia-2 - Q10
He used gestural painting in his works, as well as applied rice paper layers to create depth. He is well-known for his Abstract Art pieces.
Jose T. Joya
Ang Kiukok
Vicente Manansala
Andres Barrioquinto
60sA10EL-Ia-3 - Q11
If I wanted to create a REALISM artwork, I will depict all the details of my subjects. If they are tired, I will paint their tired expressions.
truefalseTrue or False60sA10EL-Ia-2 - Q12
This art movement gives importance to the power emotion. The artist aims to evoke a strong reaction - be it surprise, fear, or disgust.
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Why is this artwork considered an example of REALISM?
Because you can see the tired, disillusioned expression on the waitress' face
Because you can see the lively bar scene behind the waitress
Because everyone wears period-appropriate clothing
Because the painting is done in hues of cool blues and grays
60sA10EL-Ia-2 - Q14
Awarded as National Artist for Visual Arts in 2001, this painter used a combination of Abstract and Expressionism style to depict dynamic, often disturbing subjects he observed in his environment.
Jose T. Joya
Lao Lianben
Vicente Manansala
Ang Kiukok
60sA10EL-Ia-3 - Q15
Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' represents all these EXCEPT
Remembrance of war
Fear of being abandoned
Anxiety from the unknown
Euphoria and freedom
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