Which art tradition is strongly influenced by the environment and community life?, Ethnic Tradition, Spanish Colonial Tradition, What art tradition was heavily influenced by Christianity?, Ethnic Tradition, Spanish Colonial Tradition, What did the American Colonial Tradition introduce to the Philippines?, Vaudeville, Ambahan poetry, Which art tradition reflects present-day culture and society?, Ethnic Tradition, Contemporary Art Tradition, What element of art is a continuous mark made by a pointed tool?, Line, Texture, Which element of art refers to three-dimensional objects?, Shape, Form, What element refers to the range of tones from light to dark?, Value, Color, What is a tint?, Color with black added, Color with white added, What is a shade in art?, Color with black added, Color with white added, Which element of art refers to surface quality?, Space, Texture, What element refers to the area around or between objects?, Space, Shape, What is a shape?, A three-dimensional object, A two-dimensional outline, Which principle of art is created through repetition?, Contrast, Rhythm, What principle uses opposites such as light and dark?, Contrast, Harmony, Which principle gives dominance to an element?, Emphasis, Variety, What principle refers to the size relationship of parts to a whole?, Harmony, Proportion, Which principle creates unity among elements?, Harmony, Movement, What principle uses differences to create interest?, Variety, Rhythm, Which principle guides the viewer’s eye?, Emphasis, Movement, Which of the following is an example of visual art?, Painting, Dance, Music, Poetry, Which of the following belongs to the performing arts?, Painting, Theater, Sculpture, Architecture, What type of art includes poetry, prose, and drama?, Literary Arts, Visual Arts, What art form uses vocal or instrumental sounds?, Music, Architecture, What art form involves designing and constructing structures?, Architecture, Poetry, What type of art is the Bonifacio Monument?, Architecture, Sculpture, What type of performing art is Tinikling?, Dance, Theater, What type of art is An Higugma?, Visayan literature, Philippine sculpture, Who was the first Filipino National Artist?, Napoleon Abueva, Fernando Amorsolo, What field is Fernando Amorsolo best known for?, Painting, Sculpture, Who is known for sculpture among the National Artists?, Napoleon Abueva, Alice Reyes, Who created the Oblation?, Guillermo Tolentino, Carlos Francisco, Who is known as “Botong” Francisco?, Yuan Francisco, Carlos Francisco, Who founded Ballet Philippines?, Alice Reyes, Fernando Amorsolo, What law established the National Artist title in 1972?, Republic Act No. 7355, Presidential Proclamation No. 1001, What is one important qualification for becoming a National Artist?, Contribution to nation-building, Ownership of a museum, Which institutions handle the selection of National Artists?, NCCA and CCP, GAMABA and Art Fair Philippines, What does GAMABA stand for?, Gawad sa Modernong Artista ng Bayan, Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan, What law established GAMABA?, Presidential Proclamation No. 1001, Republic Act No. 7355, GAMABA awardees are often called what?, Living Treasures, National Sculptors, Who is known for Surat Mangyan and Ambahan poetry?, Linamig Parisukat, Ginaw Bilog, What instrument is associated with Samaon Sulaiman?, Kudyapi, Tabúngaw, What traditional craft is associated with Teofilo Garcia?, Abel weaving, Tabúngaw hats, Who is known for Abel weaving?, Magdalena Gamayo, Haja Amina Appi, What type of craft is associated with Eduardo Mutuc?, Pandan mat making, Metal and woodcarving, Who is known for making pandan mats in Tawi-Tawi?, Alonzo Saclag, Haja Amina Appi, What traditional art is associated with Alonzo Saclag?, Kalinga music and dance, Abel weaving, What does CCP stand for?, Ciya at Ciya Pa rin, Cultural Center of the Philippines, What does NCCA stand for?, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Nmiss Co Cna Asiya, Where is the BenCab Museum located?, Manila, Tawi-tawi, Paete, Laguna, Baguio/Tuba, Benguet, What is the Art Fair Philippines known for?, A school for artists, A platform for modern and contemporary art, A traditional weaving center, A national museum, Which museum developed the “art for all” philosophy?, Metropolitan Museum, BenCab Museum, What technique turns junk or discarded objects into art?, Found Objects, Puni, What traditional technique involves folding leaves?, Taka, Puni, What is Taka?, Paper maché, Paper weaving, Where is Taka traditionally associated?, Bulacan, Tawi-tawi, Paete, Laguna, Pampanga, What are Saniculas?, Cookies with a St. Nicholas image, Decorative wrappers, Pandan mats, Gourd hats, What material is commonly used to make rope from the abaca plant?, Fiber from the leaf sheath, Fiber from the flower, What is Pabalat used for?, Rope making, Decorative wrappers for pastillas, What does a GANTT Chart illustrate?, A color scheme, A project schedule, A sculpture design, A literary theme, What does SMART stand for in setting objectives?, Simple, Modern, Artistic, Realistic, Traditional, Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound, Specific, Meaningful, Artistic, Relevant, Timely, Social, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Technical

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