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Art has always been eternal, spanning generations and continents through and through because art is, what?

• Universal

• Not Nature

• Involve Experience

• Express Emotions

A function of mind that is more important than knowledge, for it embraces not only what they see but what the world can give, and all there ever is to know and understand.

• Creativity

• Intelligence

• Imagination

• Expression

An art that expresses them self freely. On this art, artist is free to invent their own movement as long as they see it as graceful and beautiful.

• Film

• Performance Art

• Dance

• Theater

An art that has an element of Plan, construction and design.

• Theater

• Applied Art

• Literary Art

• Architechture

Aristotle: Art as a Product of Imagination. Collingwood: Art as .

• Not a Nature

• Creativity

• Expression

• Experience

Which of the following would best describe an Art as Expression?

• The act of making your thoughts, feeling, emotions known by speech, writing, or some other methods.

• It constrained by the feelings in our heart that we need to show to the world.

• An act of putting ourselves in a show through singing, dancing or any form of art.

• All of the Choices

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• Human:Art

• Humanity:Art

• Humanus:Art

• Humane:Ars

The following are the assumptions of Art, except:

• Universal

• Innate

• Experience

• Not a Nature

Releasing your self from tormenting and disabling state by doing something is called, what?

• Expressing oneself

• Emotion

• Ideas

• Perception

Tess of D’ Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy is an example of what Type of art?

• Architecture

• Literary

• Film

• Theater