This document contains a 15 question quiz about chapter 2 of an art appreciation module. The quiz covers different types of art including physical function, social function, and personal function of art. It also asks questions about still life, landscape, portraiture, abstract art, and the different types of meanings that can be derived from art including factual meaning, conventional meaning, and subjective meaning. The quiz is testing students' understanding of key concepts and terminology from the chapter through multiple choice questions.
This document contains a 15 question quiz about chapter 2 of an art appreciation module. The quiz covers different types of art including physical function, social function, and personal function of art. It also asks questions about still life, landscape, portraiture, abstract art, and the different types of meanings that can be derived from art including factual meaning, conventional meaning, and subjective meaning. The quiz is testing students' understanding of key concepts and terminology from the chapter through multiple choice questions.
This document contains a 15 question quiz about chapter 2 of an art appreciation module. The quiz covers different types of art including physical function, social function, and personal function of art. It also asks questions about still life, landscape, portraiture, abstract art, and the different types of meanings that can be derived from art including factual meaning, conventional meaning, and subjective meaning. The quiz is testing students' understanding of key concepts and terminology from the chapter through multiple choice questions.
This document contains a 15 question quiz about chapter 2 of an art appreciation module. The quiz covers different types of art including physical function, social function, and personal function of art. It also asks questions about still life, landscape, portraiture, abstract art, and the different types of meanings that can be derived from art including factual meaning, conventional meaning, and subjective meaning. The quiz is testing students' understanding of key concepts and terminology from the chapter through multiple choice questions.
TEST I: MULTIPLE CHOICES: Read each statement carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer.
1.) The function art that addresses the aspect of life as opposed to one person’s point of view or experience. a.) Physical Function b.) Social Function c.) Personal Function
2.) This function of art is often the easiest to understand.
a.) Physical Function b.) Social Function c.) Personal Function
3.) This function is the most difficult to explain because this is highly subjective. a.) Physical Function b.) Social Function c.) Personal Function
4.) An artist may create a piece out of a need for self- expression or gratification. a.) Physical Function b.) Social Function c.) Personal Function
5.) Viewers can often relate in some way to and are sometimes influence by this. a.) Physical Function b.) Social Function c.) Personal Function
6.) Architecture and industrial design are all types of art that serve this function. a.) Physical Function b.) Social Function c.) Personal Function
7.) The subject of this kind of art are natural scenery such as mountains, cliffs, and rivers. a.) Still Life b.) Landscape c.) Nature
8.) A collection of inanimate objects arranged together in a specific way.
a.) Still Life b.) Landscape c.) Nature
9.) A focused view of interpretation of specific natural elements.
a.) Still Life b.) Landscape c.) Nature
10.) A vibrant artistic tradition like a Mexican Holiday
a.) Portraiture b.) Abstract c.) Day of the Dead
11.) An image of a particular person or animal, or group thereof.
a.) Portraiture b.) Abstract c.) Day of the Dead
12.) A non-representational work of art.
a.) Portraiture b.) Abstract c.) Day of the Dead
13.) These meaning came from the viewer’s or audience’s circumstances and experiences. a.) Factual Meaning b.) Conventional meaning c.) Subjective Meaning
14.) It pertains to the acknowledged interpretation of the artwork using motifs, signs, and symbols. a.) Factual Meaning b.) Conventional meaning c.) Subjective Meaning
15.) Its meaning is extracted from the identifiable or recognizable forms in the artwork. a.) Factual Meaning b.) Conventional meaning c.) Subjective Meaning
