CPAR Module 1

Question 1

The development of Philippine Art comes in three major traditions

Answer 1

Ethnic Tradition, Spanish Colonial Tradition, and the American Colonial and Contemporary Traditions

Question 2

They are primarily influenced by the geographical location and the experiences of the Filipinos

Answer 2

Ethnic art forms

Question 3

In terms of visual arts, ____, ____, ____, and _____ were dominant during the pre-colonial period making use of the available materials surrounding them.

Answer 3

pottery, weaving, wood carving….metal crafting

Question 4

These greatly influenced art in the Philippines under the Spanish regime

Answer 4

Religion and secularization

Question 5

Spaniards tend to replace the Philippines indigenous arts with this

Answer 5

Western art forms

Question 6

In the area of theatre arts, secular and religious plays like ____ became popular

Answer 6

komedya

Question 7

In choreography, religious dances commonly performed to venerate _____ and _____ proliferated

Answer 7

patrons…saints

Question 8

It refers to the practice of art in the 1860s - 1960s

Answer 8

Modern Art

Question 9

The recent and current practice of art ranging from the 1970s up to the present

Answer 9

Contemporary Art

Question 10

1. Personal or Individual Functions
2. Social Functions
3. Economic Functions
4. Political Functions
5. Historical Functions
6. Cultural Functions
7. Religious Functions

Answer 10

Functions of Art

Question 11

Artists have their personal reasons for indulging in art

Answer 11

Personal or Individual Functions

Question 12

The choral singing and group dancing in religious rites and other practices

Answer 12

Social Functions

Question 13

Many people believe that it does not pay to be an artist

Answer 13

Economic Functions

Question 14

To reinforce and enhance a sense of identity and ideological connection to specific political views, parties, and/or people

Answer 14

Political Functions

Question 15

Paintings, sculptures, architectural works and other art forms serve to record historical figures and events

Answer 15

Historical Functions

Question 16

Paintings, sculptures, architectural works, songs, dances, dramas, and literary pieces are embodiment of a nation’s culture

Answer 16

Cultural Functions

Question 17

Buildings, furniture, clothes, and the like form part of the country’s _______ culture

Answer 17

material

Question 18

Music, dance, and language form part of its _____ culture

Answer 18

non-material

Question 19

People in olden times worshipped their gods in the form of songs and dances

Answer 19

Religious Functions

Question 20

1. Balance
2. Movement
3. Emphasis
4. Rhythm
5. Unity

Answer 20

Principles of Design

Question 21

The condition in which acting influences are held in check by opposing forces

Answer 21

Balance

Question 22

A kind of formal balance in which two halves of a balanced composition is identical

Answer 22

Symmetrical Balance

Question 23

The balance of unlike objects and there are no elements that appear to be equal halves or sides

Answer 23

Asymmetrical Balance

Question 24

The direction that the audience’s eye goes through the artwork, often to focal areas

Answer 24

Movement

Question 25

Shows the focal point of an image or when one area or thing stands out the most

Answer 25

Emphasis

Question 26

The repetition of design, line, or other elements within the frame

Answer 26

Rhythm

Question 27

The oneness that is achieved through the effective use of the elements of art and principles of organization

Answer 27

Unity

Question 28

1. Line
2. Shape
3. Color
4. Texture
5. Space

Answer 28

Elements of Art

Question 29

The prolongation of a point, or mark on a surface

Answer 29

Line

Question 30

An area with boundaries identified or drawn using lines

Answer 30

Shape

Question 31

This refers to visual perception that allows a person to differentiate objects due to the way various wavelengths of light are reflected

Answer 31

Color

Question 32

1. Hue
2. Saturation
3. Value

Answer 32

Three properties of color

Question 33

Refers to the basic or pure color

Answer 33

Hue

Question 34

Refers to the brightness and dullness of a color

Answer 34

Saturation

Question 35

Refers to the lightness and darkness of an area

Answer 35

Values

Question 36

This color scheme involves using the SAME hue but DIFFERENT gradients of value

Answer 36

Monochromatic

Question 37

Entails the use of three or four ADJACENT colors in the colour wheel

Answer 37

Analogous

Question 38

Involves the use of a colour and the colour opposite of the first color

Answer 38

Complementary

Question 39

Close to the complementary color scheme, but uses the two colors adjacent to the complement instead

Answer 39

Split-Complementary

Question 40

Uses three colors that are of equal distance from each other

Answer 40

Triadic

Question 41

Also known as double complementary color scheme, this uses two pairs of complementary colors

Answer 41

Tetradic

Question 42

Refers to the feel or appearance of a surface

Answer 42

Texture

Question 43

Refers to the area that is occupied by an object or a subject

Answer 43

Space

Question 44

Extroverts, outgoing, enjoys spending time with others but can also be seen as competitive and unapologetic

Answer 44

Red

Question 45

Confident, loyal, and calm but can also evoke feelings of sadness and depression

Answer 45

Blue

Question 46

Upbeat, cheery personalities; Confidence and optimism

Answer 46

Yellow

Question 47

Analytical, calm, and logical, with a great thirst for knowledge. Strategic thinkers and visionaries

Answer 47

Green

Question 48

Goodness, purity, and innocence

Answer 48

White

Question 49

Mystery, power, elegance, evil, and mourning

Answer 49

Black

Question 50

Sensitive heart; caring and sharing

Answer 50

Pink