Arts - Module 1

Which countries are usually considered to be part of East Asia?

• Germany, France, Italy, Spain

• Russia, Australia, Canada, Brazil

• India, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia

• China, Japan, South Korea, North Korea

What are the basic components of a painting in East Asia?

• Color, tone, line, shape, texture

• Size, weight, material, frame, texture

• Color, pattern, form, space, value

• Shape, contrast, texture, form, space

What is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding called?

• Kabuki Make-up

• Origami

• Calligraphy

• Ukiyo-e

What is the term used to describe the arrangement of visual elements in a painting?

• Emphasis

• Contrast

• Rhythm

• Composition

What is the traditional Korean handicraft that has bilateral symmetry and can be made using one or two threads?

• Chinese Mask

• Chinese Knot

• Korean Mask

• Korean Knot

What is the popular material used for calligraphy and paintings in East Asia?

• Stone and clay

• Plastic and metal

• Paper and silk

• Canvas and wood

What is the best known and most popular style of Japanese art related to woodblock print making?

• Ukiyo-e

• Origami

• Kabuki Make-up

• Calligraphy

What is the term for the Japanese art of painting faces for festival and theatrical performances?

• Kabuki Make-up

• Origami

• Ukiyo-e

• Calligraphy

What is the term for the ancient expressive art in China that reflects a person's emotions and character?

• Korean Mask

• Korean Knot

• Chinese Knot

• Chinese Calligraphy

What is the purpose of the sweeping roofs in East Asian temples and houses?

• To symbolize wealth and power

• To provide shade and ventilation

• To enhance architectural beauty

• To protect from water, wind, fire, and evil spirits