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CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS
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6. What principle of contemporary art is used when artists engage with audiences through interactive exhibits?
d) Minimalism
b) Space
c) Technology
a) Performance
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10. Who is the National Artist known for his sarimanok sculptures?
a) Napoleon Abueva
d) Benedicto Cabrera (BenCab)
b) Fernando Amorsolo
c) Abdulmari Imao
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5. Which principle of contemporary art involves reusing and reinterpreting existing artworks?
a) Appropriation
d) Space
b) Installation
c) Performance
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39. What is an emerging trend in contemporary art today?
c) The exclusive focus on painting and sculpture
d) The rejection of modern artistic techniques
a) The decline of digital and interactive art
b) The increasing use of technology and multimedia
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12. What contemporary Filipino artist is famous for abstract paintings?
c) Jerry Elizalde Navarro
a) Elmer Borlongan
d) Guillermo Tolentino
b) Arturo Luz
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27. What is the first step in art criticism?
a) Interpretation
d) Judgment
c) Description
b) Analysis
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21. What contemporary art movement was influenced by consumer culture and mass media?
d) Minimalism
b) Pop Art
a) Cubism
c) Surrealism
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40. Why is it important to support Filipino contemporary artists?
c) To encourage national pride
b) To promote creative industries
a) To preserve Philippine culture and identity
d) All of the above
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4. What is the meaning of “hybridity” in contemporary art?
c) The strict following of one art style
b) The exclusive use of traditional techniques
d) The avoidance of modern influences
a) The combination of different art forms and materials
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9. What is an example of combined arts?
d) Pottery
a) Photography
c) Painting
b) Theater production
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35. Who created the People Power Monument, symbolizing the EDSA Revolution?
c) Eduardo Castrillo
b) Napoleon Abueva
d) Guillermo Tolentino
a) Benedicto Cabrera
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18. What contemporary art technique involves creating images by overlapping pictures?
a) Montage
c) Trapunto
b) Frottage
d) Gouache
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22. What is the main characteristic of Minimalist Art?
a) Use of vibrant colors and complex patterns
b) Extreme simplicity and limited elements
c) Heavy symbolism and religious themes
d) Abstract expression with chaotic brushstrokes
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19. Which Filipino artist is known for performance art?
c) Juan Luna
a) Nicolas Aca
b) Francisco Coching
d) Fernando Amorsolo
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7. Which of the following is an example of visual arts?
a) T’nalak weaving
c) Kundiman music
b) Singkil dance
d) Pasyon chanting
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15. Which region is known for the Singkil dance?
b) Cordillera Region
d) Bicol Region
a) Ilocos Region
c) Mindanao
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16. What is the technique used by Pacita Abad, involving padded and stitched canvases?
d) Montage
c) Decalcomania
a) Frottage
b) Trapunto painting
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14. What textile art is associated with the T'boli people of Mindanao?
a) Inabel
d) Banig
c) T’nalak
b) Piña fabric
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32. What musical instrument is commonly used in the kulintang ensemble?
a) Gong
c) Bamboo flute
b) Violin
d) Guitar
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38. How do contemporary artists promote environmental awareness?
b) By ignoring environmental issues
c) By using only traditional materials
a) By creating eco-friendly artworks from recycled materials
d) By avoiding any political or social messages
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11. Who is known for his social realism paintings?
a) Ang Kiukok
c) Vicente Manansala
d) Benedicto Cabrera (BenCab)
b) Botong Francisco
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17. Which art form involves using everyday objects in artworks?
a) Installation art
b) Minimalism
c) Found object art
d) Chromolithography
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23. What is the purpose of Installation Art?
c) To focus only on traditional paintings
d) To eliminate audience interaction
a) To create permanent museum exhibits
b) To transform spaces and create immersive experiences
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1. What does contemporary art refer to?
d) Classical European paintings
c) Art that only uses digital technology
a) Artworks created in the present time
b) Traditional and historical art forms
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36. What is the main role of contemporary art in Philippine society?
a) To preserve ancient traditions without change
b) To address social issues and reflect current realities
c) To entertain audiences without meaning
d) To focus only on political propaganda
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34. What was the dominant style used by Napoleon Abueva, the National Artist for Sculpture?
a) Classical realism
c) Traditional figurative art
b) Abstract and modernist forms
d) Baroque-inspired sculptures
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24. What is the traditional tattoo art of the Butbut Kalinga tribe called?
b) Pukpuk
c) Pintados
d) Batok
a) Okir
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13. Which of the following is an art form from Mindanao?
d) Kiping decorations
c) Pahiyas Festival décor
b) Okir wood carving
a) Higantes Festival puppets
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31. What is the Pangalay dance of the Tausug people known for?
c) Rapid tapping of bamboo poles
d) Fast and energetic jumping sequences
a) Expressive footwork
b) Graceful hand gestures and arm movements
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33. Who is the Father of Conceptual Art in the Philippines?
c) Carlos "Botong" Francisco
d) Arturo Luz
b) Roberto Chabet
a) Benedicto Cabrera
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29. What principle of art refers to the use of repeating elements to create movement?
b) Harmony
a) Balance
d) Contrast
c) Rhythm
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20. What international art movement influenced Philippine contemporary art?
a) Renaissance
b) Pop Art
c) Impressionism
d) Baroque
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30. What contemporary Filipino play is inspired by traditional kundiman music?
b) Zsazsa Zaturnnah
a) Magsimula Ka
d) Rak of Aegis
c) Ang Huling El Bimbo
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37. What Filipino contemporary artist is known for using junk and scrap materials in his art?
c) Leeroy New
a) Ronald Ventura
b) Elmer Borlongan
d) Vicente Manansala
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3. What is the primary characteristic of contemporary art?
d) It only includes paintings and sculptures
c) It strictly follows traditional techniques
a) It is focused on aesthetic beauty alone
b) It is created using modern styles and materials
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8. What art form combines elements of literature and performance?
b) Sculpture
a) Poetry reading
c) Architecture
d) Weaving
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25. What indigenous weaving tradition is known for its intricate geometric designs?
b) T’nalak
d) Inabel
a) Banig
c) Piña fabric
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2. Which of the following is an example of contemporary art?
c) Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci
d) The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh
a) Spoliarium by Juan Luna
b) Sarimanok sculpture by Abdulmari Imao
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26. Which of the following is a traditional epic from Mindanao?
d) Hudhud
b) Darangen
a) Biag ni Lam-ang
c) Ibalong
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28. When critiquing a painting, what does “form” refer to?
c) The audience’s personal opinions
d) The year it was created
b) The artist's biography
a) The overall composition and arrangement of elements
