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CORE Practice-- Fine Arts
CORE Practice-- Fine Arts
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This Quiz looks at the fine arts standards: Dance, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts
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How is it possible for SPED or ELL students to excel in the arts?
The arts are easy
They have a better imagination
The arts can communicate even when words cannot
Their lack of communication makes them rely on their bodies
2
What does the Executive branch do?
Makes laws
Carries out laws
Enforces laws
Makes money
3
How might you teach-- 2.2.1 echo melodic and rhythmic patterns
use app to write music
Sing with accurate pitch
reading sheet music
clap out rhythms
4
What is pantomime?
pretending to be stuck in a box
acting with just movement and feeling, no words
wearing a beret and white face paint
style of theatre
5
In linear perspective, the line at eye level that separates the land from the sky.
vanishing point
proportion
perspective
horizon line
6
Indiana's state flower is the
Rose
Peony
Tulip
Sunflower
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How might you teach-- 2.7.1 Identify common vocabulary used in dance and one other art form
Students name three physical benefits to creative dance
Have students memorize words in lists that you give them
Do nothing and see if they do it on their own
Generate common musical terms and relate to dance movements
8
The flute, the clarinet and the bagpipe are...instruments
brass
strings
woodwind
keyboard
9
How many Supreme Court justices are there?
2
14
9
435
10
How might you teach-- 1.6.2 collaborate to create and present original stories
Students act out a nursery rhyme or fable
Students crumple paper to simulate the sound of fire
Students pretend a box is hot/cold/heavy/light
Students create floorpan of their classroom
11
Indiana's territorial capital in 1800 was
Corydon
Vallonia
Vincennes
Indianapolis
12
The river that forms Indiana's southern border is the
White
Maumee
Ohio
Wabash
13
An artist who writes and sings his/her own songs is...
a singer-writer
a singer-songwriter
a songwriter
a lead singer
14
Who is known as the "Father of the Constitution?"
Thomas Jefferson
Jack Daniels
James Madison
George Washington
15
A series of musical notes, especially one that is pleasant and easy to remembers, is a ...
song
verse
chorus
tune
16
According to Gardner, how do the arts play a vital role in improving students' ability to learn
Showcase their different talents
Helps relate to the child when words cannot
Helps them express their ideas and feelings freely
Draw on a range of intelligences and learning styles
17
A color scheme that includes green, blue, and purple
cool
secondary
complementary
warm
18
What color cannot be made by mixing any other color?
green
magenta
cyan
yellow
19
Dance helps improve
concentration
flexibility
fitness
strength
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What theatre genre engages a full musical score and dancing?
Opera
Revival
Melodrama
Musical
21
What name is given to a painting of a city?
seascape
cityscape
urbanscape
landscape
22
What is the definition of dance?
to move rhythmically to music
It's French
Moving around
the steps you take
23
How might you teach-- 4.8.1 Identify characteristics of a bit idea found within different areas
Create pottery using coil technique
Use found object to print a sign
Use multimedia to illustrate rainbow formation
Create a piñata from paper mâché
24
Which art movement best demonstrates the 'bizarre'?
pop art
modernism
surrealism
impressionism
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How might you teach-- 4.9.3 identify and experience music of renowned Indiana musicians
compose songs
Sing songs
Draw pictures of instruments
listen to music (e.g., Jackson 5, Guns n'Roses, Cole Porter)
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How might you teach-- 6.4.1 Identify unconventional works as art (institutionalism)
Show & discuss variety of Warhol and Pollack paintings
Use various media to communicate themes and ideas in artwork
identify & discriminate between types of shapes and textures
Discuss the role of aesthetic experience in life
27
When we talk about the way something feels we are talking about?
shape
pattern
texture
color
28
What is gerrymandering?
Choosing where to go out to eat
Way of electing the president
Manipulating the boundaries of an electoral constituency
The action that the electoral college does
29
What are the primary colors?
red, yellow, blue
red, orange, yellow
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How might you teach-- 2.1.1 Identify connections between works of art and artifacts
Create busy work
Create a free-for-all with paints
Take a smorgasbord approach
Creative inquiry using materials in various forms
31
What does the 13th Amendment do?
The right to bear arms
Abolishes slavery
Limits the president's term to 2 years
Gives women the right to vote
32
What is the general idea of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory?
Bilingual learners will always feel behind unless separated
Teachers act as scaffolds to bridge the gaps in learning
Survival needs must be met before any learning can occur
The child must feel fulfilled with themselves first
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How might you teach-- K.2.3. Understand and demonstrate that dance has a beginning, middle, end
Read a book about dance
Have students watch the Dance Moms
Students create happy movement
Students create movements based on dinner: make, eat, clean
34
What is the name of this musical symbol?
whole note
bass clef
treble clef
staff
35
What is the core style of dance?
hip hop
jazz
contemporary
ballet
36
What is the fastest type of dance?
jazz
lyrical
hip hop
tap
37
How might you teach-- 6.7.1 Study a play and visualize a realistic theatrical environment
Students write a play that teaches a moral lesson
Write and perform dialogue for story characters
Students create a short scene based on a novel's incident
Students build wolf masks for a Russian folk tale play
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How might you teach-- 2.7.2. Explore and compare connections between dance and other content
Students list and describe dance careers
Use movement demonstrating what happens as spaghetti cooks
Create a pattern in the classroom using cardinal directions
Students demonstrate and practice cross lateral movements
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The materials an artist uses to create his/her artwork
sketch book
balance
art medium
composition
40
What do you call the words of a song?
the verses
the letters
the chorus
the lyrics
41
What do the roots of theatre lie in?
Wine and fertility
ritual and storytelling
song and dance
plot and character
42
What do you call someone who directs the musicians of an orchestra?
the lead
the director
the conductor
the orchestrator
43
How does drama embrace "empathy?"
It allows us to express our concern for another
it teaches us to have pity for those less fortunate
It helps us see our differences and similarities
By "walking in another's shoes" we are less likely to hate
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Who is the antagonist?
Character in opposition of the protagonist
Bad guy
Good guy
Person the protagonist confides in
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What is the word for the placement or arrangement of elements or ingredients in a work of art?
composition
proportion
interpretation
focal point
