Discovering Aboriginal Art

What are Dreamtime stories in Aboriginal culture?

• Modern tales created for tourists

• Historical accounts of early settlers

• Sacred stories that explain the creation and structure of the universe

• Simple bedtime stories passed down through generations

How do Aboriginal artists traditionally get the colors used in their dot paintings?

• By using synthetic paints from art stores

• By grinding natural materials like ochre and charcoal

• By importing pigments from other countries

• By digitally enhancing photographs to create vibrant colors

Which of the following is NOT a common symbol in Aboriginal art?

• Animals

• Waterholes

• Cars

• People

What meaningful colors are traditionally used in Aboriginal art?

• Earth Colors

• Analogous Colors

• Monochromatic Colors

• Complementary Colors

What is unique about x-ray painting?

• It uses actual x-rays to create images

• It shows the internal organs and bone structure of the subject

• It can only be seen under ultraviolet light

• It is a modern technique developed in the 21st century

What is the didgeridoo primarily used for in Aboriginal culture?

• As a cooking tool

• As a weapon

• In ceremonial music

• As a means of communication over long distances

What was the boomerang traditionally used for in Aboriginal Culture?

• As a toy

• As a weapon

• As a musical instrument

• As a cooking utensil

What do handprints in Aboriginal art typically represent?

• Signatures of the artists

• A form of punishment

• Belonging to the land

• A High five

When is NAIDOC Week typically celebrated in Australia?

• First week of July

• Last week of January

• Mid of September

• Beginning of December

What is the purpose of sand painting in Aboriginal culture?

• Dance/Performances

• Sacred Space for Ceremonies

• Storytelling

• All of the above