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    This document contains an arts test for students with multiple choice and performance task questions. The multiple choice section covers topics like characteristics of Egyptian art, common painting methods used in classical Greek and Roman art, famous architectural styles, definitions of art forms like mosaic and fresco, important artworks and their time periods, and terms like Renaissance. The performance task requires students to compare and contrast two sculptures from different eras based on name, period, materials, design elements, and distinctive characteristics. The test was prepared by a teacher and reviewed by two other teachers.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
    Region IX, Zamboanga Peninsula
    DIVISION OF CITY SHOOLS
    Zamboanga Del Norte National High School
    Dipolog City 7100

    ARTS 9 1st SUMMATIVE TEST

    NAME: __________________________________________ SEC. : ____________ SCORE: _________


    MULTIPLE CHOICE
    Choose the best answer. Write only the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before each
    number.

    _____1. Which of the following is not a characteristic of Egyptian art paintings?


    A. Pharaoh is larger than other human figures.
    B. Pharaoh is depicted as being tense and formal.
    C. People in paintings are not facing the viewer.
    D. Paintings are in two dimensional.
    _____2. What is the common method of mural decoration in temple, building, houses and tombs of Classical
    Greek?
    A. Stained Glass B. Mosaic C. Panel Painting D. Fresco Painting
    _____3. Which of the following forms of painting was not used in Roman Art?
    A. Panel Painting B. Oil Painting C. Mural Painting D. Triumphal Painting
    _____4. Hagia Sophia is a famous architecture built under what Medieval Art style?
    A. Byzantine B. Romanesque C. Gothic D. Classical Roman
    _____5. It is an art decoration formed by the assembly of many small multi-colored pieces of materials like
    stone, glass, ceramics, or other materials.
    A. Panel Painting B. Mosaic Art C. Fresco Painting D. Stained Glass Art
    _____6. Venus of Willendorf is a high statuette of a plump female figure that belongs to what art period?
    A. Egyptian B. Prehistoric C. Classical Greek D. Classical Roman
    _____7. The term Renaissance comes from the word ____________ which means “rebirth”, “revival” and
    “rediscovery”.
    A. Renaitre B. Reform C. Roman D. Realistic
    _____8. The following architectures were among the finest examples of Gothic design, EXCEPT?
    A. Hagia Sophia C. Westminster Abbey
    B. Notre Dame Cathedral D. Cologne Cathedral
    _____9. This is an art of making two- or three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by
    carving stone or wood or by casting metal plaster.
    A. Architecture B. Drafting C. Painting D. Sculpture
    _____10. In this Period the pictures of large animals are the subject in their drawing which are usually
    correct and proportion.
    A. Ancient Art B. Classical Art C. Medieval Art D. Roman Art
    PERFORMANCE TASK

    DIRECTIONS: Choose two sculptures from the different Era. Compare and contrast the two using the following
    indicators:

    1. Name of Sculpture

    2. Period when it was created

    3. Materials used

    4. The use of elements of arts in the


    sculpture (lines, shape, color,
    texture)

    5. The distinctive characteristic of


    the sculpture.

    Prepared by :
    JOMAR M. OMISOL
    SST-I

    Reviewed by:
    NORAFE R. SINUGBOJAN
    MT-I

    Noted by:
    JONAL L. NOLI
    HT-I

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