Art and Culture for Year 3: Explore the World's Artistic Traditions

Question 1

When you travel to different countries, you might notice that the paintings and sculptures look different. What do you think makes them look different?

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The beliefs, values, and traditions of the people

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The weather and climate

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The art supplies that are available

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The level of education in the country

Question 2

How does the famous Japanese painting 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa' reflect Japanese cultural values and beliefs?

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It shows the importance of nature and the idea that life is always changing.

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It shows how Japanese people like to use bright colors in their art.

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It shows how Japanese art was influenced by Western art styles.

Question 3

We're creating a painting that reflects our classroom's unique culture. Which elements in the painting will best represent our shared values and how we work together?

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Images or symbols that show our interests and backgrounds.

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A large portrait of the teacher surrounded by smaller portraits of us.

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A picture of the school building and playground without any people.

Question 4

In Indigenous Australian art, what shape often represents pathways?

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U-shaped lines

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Animals

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Circles

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Dots

Question 5

Which of these is an example of art being used to raise awareness about an important issue?

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A painting showing a peaceful protest against war.

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A sculpture honoring a famous person from history.

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A drawing of a beautiful natural scene.

Question 6

When artists include elements from other cultures in their work, it's important to do so respectfully. What is this called?

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Cultural appropriation

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Cultural borrowing

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Cultural exchange

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Cultural inspiration

Question 7

Which of these is not a type of folk art?

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Photography

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Painting

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Sculpture

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Textiles

Question 8

How can artists show respect when using elements from other cultures in their art?

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Ask permission from the people of the culture.

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Only use elements from cultures they know well.

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Avoid using elements from other cultures.

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Only use elements from cultures similar to their own.

Question 9

You're an art museum curator with artwork from many cultures. How would you display the art to show how different cultures have influenced it?

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Group the art by the culture or region it comes from.

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Group the art by the artist's country.

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Group the art by when it was made.

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Group the art by the materials used, like paint or clay.

Question 10

How can art be used to create positive change in the world?

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To raise awareness and inspire action on important issues.

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To make people happy with beautiful paintings.

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To entertain and make people laugh.

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To make money and become famous.

Question 11

How does art from different times show us how people lived?

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Art tells us about how people thought and felt in the past.

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Art from different times always looks the same.

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Art doesn't change over time.

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Only famous artists change how art looks.

Question 12

How does art help us understand different cultures?

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Art expresses the ideas and feelings of a culture.

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Art shows us how people in other cultures look.

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Art is only found in museums.

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Art is exactly the same in all cultures.

Question 13

How do symbols and motifs in traditional art help us learn about cultural beliefs and stories?

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They stand for specific things or ideas that are important to the culture.

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They are just decorations to make the art look nice.

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They help artists make money by selling their art.

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They are used to teach kids about history and science.

Question 14

When an artist wants to use ideas or symbols from other cultures in their art, what's a good first step?

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Ask people from that culture for permission

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Use as many symbols as possible

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Change the symbols to make them more interesting

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Not worry about it

Question 15

How can we appreciate different cultures' art while understanding our own cultural biases?

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Recognizing that different cultures express themselves differently through art

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Ignoring our own cultural values

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Judging all art by our own culture's standards

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Assuming all cultures value art equally

Question 16

When making art about a culture that's not your own, it's important to show respect and not use parts of that culture without knowing what they mean. What is this called?

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Cultural appropriation

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Cultural appreciation

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Cultural borrowing

Question 17

When using ideas or styles from other cultures in their art, what is the most ethical thing for artists to do?

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Ask permission from the culture that owns the idea or style

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Change the idea or style so much that it is unrecognizable

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Only use ideas or styles from cultures that are similar to their own

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Ignore the cultural context of the idea or style and use it as they wish

Question 18

Artists can use their art to share important messages. How might an artist do this?

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Paint a picture of a polluted river to show how we need to protect our planet.

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Draw a picture of their favorite animal because they think it's cute.

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Create a painting of a famous person they admire.

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Paint a beautiful landscape scene to show their love of nature.

Question 19

How can you make a painting appear to have depth?

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Make objects smaller as they appear farther away

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Use only bright colors

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Paint only with red, yellow, and blue

Question 20

How does learning about the culture behind an artwork help us?

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Understand the artist's ideas and inspiration.

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Only change how the artwork looks.

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Art is the same everywhere, so it's not important.

Question 21

Creating art can help you learn more about yourself. Which of these is a way that art can help you do this?

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It can help you find out what you're good at and what you need to learn more about.

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It can help you make new friends.

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It can help you relax.

Question 22

Which art movement is famous for using bright, bold colors and simple shapes?

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Fauvism

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Realism

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Cubism

Question 23

How can art help scientists?

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Art can help scientists understand the world around them.

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Science can never be used in art.

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Art and science are completely separate subjects.

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Only scientists can use art.

Question 24

How can you show respect for other cultures through your art while still expressing your own unique style?

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Learn about a culture and its art before using any of its elements in your own work.

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Use colors and patterns from other cultures without understanding their meaning.

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Completely change your art style to match the culture you are learning about.

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Don't learn about other cultures, just focus on your own culture in your art.

Question 25

How has technology made it easier for us to enjoy art?

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We can now explore art from around the world on our computers and phones.

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We can only view art in museums now.

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We can't make art by hand anymore.

Question 26

Imagine you're an artist making art about a different culture. What's important to do first?

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Learn about their culture, values, and beliefs.

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Copy their art style exactly.

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Only use their traditional colours and shapes.

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Don't use any of their symbols or pictures.

Question 27

How does art help people from different cultures understand each other?

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Art shows what people value and believe, so it can help us learn about different cultures.

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Art is only found in museums and galleries, so it has no connection to real life.

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Art is too complicated and confusing to understand other cultures.

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Art is only for rich and famous people, so it's not relevant to most people's lives.

Question 28

How does learning about art help us understand different cultures?

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It shows us different art styles.

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It only teaches us about art from our own culture.

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It makes us remember the names of famous artists.

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It stops us from making our own art.

Question 29

How can art help us learn about the past?

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Art can show us how people looked in the past.

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Art is only about imaginary worlds.

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Art has nothing to do with the past.

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Art is just for making things look pretty.

Question 30

What is a key characteristic of folk art?

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It is usually made by hand.

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It is sold in art galleries.

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It is made with expensive materials.

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It is never colorful.

Question 31

How can artists use their art to raise awareness about important issues?

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By creating artworks that highlight problems or share a message.

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By painting pretty pictures of nature.

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By using only black and white paint.

Question 32

When artists use ideas from different cultures in their artwork, one challenge they can face is:

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Their artwork might not be understood by people from other cultures.

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Finding materials that represent their own culture.

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Deciding which culture's ideas to use.

Question 33

Which of these countries is known for its beautiful pottery?

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China

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Italy

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Spain

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France

Question 34

What type of paint is typically used in Chinese brush painting?

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Ink

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Oil paint

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Acrylic paint

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Watercolour

Question 35

Which of these is NOT a type of art that different cultures explore?

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Technology

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Painting

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Sculpture

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Architecture

Question 36

What is a famous landmark from ancient Egypt?

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The Great Pyramid of Giza

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The Eiffel Tower

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The Taj Mahal

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The Statue of Liberty

Question 37

Which type of art makes things in 3D out of different materials?

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Sculpture

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Painting

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Music

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Dance

Question 38

Which of these materials is NOT commonly used in African art?

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Plastic bags

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Wood

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Metal

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Textiles

Question 39

What is the name of the Japanese art form that involves arranging flowers?

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Ikebana

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Origami

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Kabuki

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Sumo wrestling

Question 40

Which of these is a famous artwork from the Renaissance period?

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The Mona Lisa

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The Parthenon

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The Great Pyramid

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The Taj Mahal

Question 41

What is the name of the technique used to create stained glass windows?

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Glazing

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Mosaic

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Fresco

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Carving

Question 42

Which of these artists is famous for using bright colours and geometric shapes in their work?

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Henri Matisse

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Salvador Dalí

Question 43

Which of the following is an example of cultural appropriation in art?

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Using elements of a culture without understanding their significance

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Creating art that is inspired by multiple cultures

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Using traditional techniques from other cultures to create new works

Question 44

What is Islamic art known for?

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Geometric patterns and calligraphy

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Figurative representations of people and animals

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Bright and vibrant colors

Question 45

Which of the following is an example of folk art?

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A quilt made by a local artisan

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A painting by a famous artist

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A building designed by a renowned architect

Question 46

When artists use ideas from other cultures in their work, what's the most important thing they should keep in mind?

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Asking for permission from the people whose culture they're using.

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Making sure their work is different from everything else.

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Using the same colors and materials as the original artists.

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Making sure their work is perfect and has no mistakes.

Question 47

Which of these paintings is considered a masterpiece of the Renaissance era?

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Mona Lisa

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Starry Night

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The Scream

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Guernica

Question 48

What is the name of the Japanese art of folding paper?

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Origami

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Ikebana

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Ukiyo-e

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Kabuki

Question 49

Which material is a common part of Aboriginal dot painting?

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Natural pigments

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Acrylic paint

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Watercolours

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Oil paint

Question 50

What is the primary symbolic meaning of a mandala in Tibetan art?

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Representation of the universe

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Temple decoration

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Historical storytelling

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Symbol of good fortune

Question 51

Which artist is famous for incorporating vivid colors and geometrical shapes in their artwork?

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Joan Miró

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Frida Kahlo

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

Question 52

What is the name of Michelangelo's famous sculpture that portrays the biblical story of David and Goliath?

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David

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The Pietà

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The Last Supper

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Moses

Question 53

Identify the art form that is NOT traditional to India.

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Origami

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Kathakali

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Batik

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Bharatanatyam

Question 54

What technique is used to create textured patterns on metal surfaces?

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Repoussé

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Etching

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Cloisonné

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Lithography

Question 55

In traditional Chinese paper lanterns, which material is primarily used?

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Paper

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Silk

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Bamboo

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Wood

Question 56

What is the unique characteristic of Byzantine mosaics?

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Extensive use of gold leaf

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Realistic human figures

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Geometric patterns

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Bold color palette

Question 57

Which of these is a **not** a characteristic of African art?

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Realistic depictions of body proportions

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Bold colors

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Geometric shapes

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Use of natural materials

Question 58

Which famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci features a lady with a mysterious smile?

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The Mona Lisa

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The Last Supper

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The Vitruvian Man

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The Annunciation

Question 59

What makes primary colors different from secondary colors?

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Primary colors cannot be made by mixing other colors. Secondary colors can.

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Secondary colors cannot be made by mixing other colors. Primary colors can.

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Primary colors are found in nature. Secondary colors are not.

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There is no difference between primary and secondary colors.

Question 60

Why do artists use sketchbooks?

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To test out ideas and practice skills

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To keep their finished artwork safe

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To learn about art history

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To show off their work in a gallery

Question 61

Which art form uses light as its main material?

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Photography

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Painting

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Sculpting

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Dancing

Question 62

Which of these is a type of printmaking technique?

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Lithography

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Embroidery

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Carving

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Pottery

Question 63

Which of these is not an art form that originated in India?

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Origami

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Rangoli

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Pottery

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Bharatanatyam

Question 64

What is the 'Dreamtime' in Aboriginal art?

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A time for storytelling

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A time for hunting

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A time for making art

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A time for sleeping