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1 STUDENT IDENTIFICATION NO MULTIMEDIA COLLEGE JALAN GURNEY KIRI KUALA LUMPUR FIRST, SECOND SEMESTER FINAL EXAMINATION, 2013/2014 SESSION ART DESIGN HISTORY DNMW-E-F-1/13, DNMW-E-F-2/13, DNMW-E-F-1/13, DNMA-E-F-2/13, DNMS-E-F-2/13, DNMS-E-F-1/13, DNMW-E-F-1/11, DNMT-E-F-2/13 20 FEBRUARY AM AM (2 Hours) INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENT 1. This Examination paper has FIFTEEN (15) printed pages. 2. This question paper consists of FOUR (4) sections. Section A : Answer ALL questions. Section B : Answer ALL questions. Section C : Answer ALL questions. Section D : Answer ONE (1) question ONLY. 3. Please write all your answers in the Answer Booklet provided.

2 SECTION A : OBJECTIVE QUESTION - (30 marks) INSTRUCTIONS : Answer ALL questions 1. Which of the following referred to the Civilization? A. Advanced state of intellectual, cultural, and material development in the society. B. Live in jungle. C. Advanced technology. D. Increasing the education level. 2. The word of Calligraphy was derived from Roman language, which means. A. Beautiful B. Writing Beautifully C. Writing from heart D. Creativity 3. Which of the following is match with the meaning given? A. Nasakh means Copy B. Thuluth means Hanging C. Ta liq means a small sheet D. Riq a means One Third MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 2 of 15

3 4. What is the name of the following Calligraphy? A. Kufic B. Nasakh C. Diwani D. Tughra 5. The following phrases are referring to. Pride of Performance award in International jury member for the International Calligraphy Competition organized by the IRCICA (Turkey). A. Sultan Ahmad Naqvi B. Syed Sadequain Ahmed Naqvi C. Rasheed Butt D. Thatta Shah Jahan 6. Lascaux caves in Southern France were popular with the historic remains of. A. Cave Paintings B. Engraving C. Clay storage pot D. Calligraphy MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 3 of 15

4 7. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about Neolithic period? A. The transition from Old Stone Age / Paleolithic, to New Stone Age / Neolithic. B. Early human markings found in Africa are over two hundred thousand years old. C. 10,000 to 3000 B.C.E emphasis was placed on abstract design used to enhance articles of daily used. D. Occurred first in the Middle East between B.C.E. 8. There are three main types or styles of Calligraphy. Which of the following is NOT TRUE? A. Arabic B. Roman C. Japanese D. Oriental 9. The popular artwork The Scream 1893 is the artwork of. A. Edvard Munch B. Claude Monet C. Vincent Van Gogh D. Pablo Picasso MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 4 of 15

5 10. What does Baroque mean? A. Beautiful Pearl B. Period of Painting C. Beautiful Art D. Dark Age 11. Which of the following is TRUE about Rembrandt van Rijn? A. Painted less than 40 paintings in his lifetime. B. Created at least 70 self-portraits during his lifetime. C. He is a Spain painter. D. His popular artwork is Las Meninas Which of the following are the characteristics of Baroque painting? I. Use of many colors. II. Movement III. Contrast IV. Dramatic A. I, III B. II, IV C. I, II, III D. All of the above MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 5 of 15

6 13. Which of the following are TRUE about Rococo ART? I. Style began in France II. Associated with King Louis XV III. In Reaction to Baroque Style IV. Characterized by soft pastel colors A. I, III B. II, III C. I, II, IV D. All of the above 14. Last Judgment is the artwork of. A. Leonardo Da Vincci B. Parmigianino C. Michelangelo D. El Greco 15. Motivate the earliest carving and cave painting The statement above refers to? A. Art for communication information B. Art for day to day living C. Art for spiritual sustenance D. Art for Visual Delight MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 6 of 15

7 16. The following artwork was created during Mannerism, EXCEPT? I. Susanna & the Elders by Alessandro Allori. II. Pietà by RossoFiorentino. III. The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine by Parmigianino. IV. Surrender of Breda by Diego Valazquez. A. II B. IV C. II, IV D. I, III 17. Cuneiform form of writing was started in 30 BC and these symbol were based on following, EXCEPT? A. Animal B. Flora & Fauna C. Plant D. Object 18. The prehistoric man draws a cave painting because? A. Weather factor. B. Develop art skills. C. Religious and belief factor. D. Competitions. MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 7 of 15

8 19. The following is THREE (3) revolutions during late eighteen centuries, EXCEPT? A. The Industrial Revolution. B. The American Revolution. C. The French Revolution. D. The Malaysian Revolution. 20. Campbell Soup is his most famous painting. Who is the artist? A. Andy Warhol. B. Paul Klee. C. Leonardo Da Vinci. D. Pablo Picasso. 21. What is Art Nouveau? A. A design movement that emerged and touched all of design arts moral. B. Period of interest and developments in art, literature, science and learning. C. Considered to be over-dramatic and the architecture, overly decorated. D. A style in which the artist captures the image of an object. MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 8 of 15

9 22. The following characteristic refer to the? I. Dramatic II. Strong contrast III. Dynamic Composition IV. Many detail A. Pop Art B. Baroque C. Cubism D. Are Nouveau 23. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about Leonardo da Vinci? A. A painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician. B. Wrote out ideas, filling 20,000 pages of notes. C. Painter of portrait Mona Lisa. D. His most famous painting, artwork on ceiling of Sistine Chapel. 24. The Following Artist was very popular during Impressionism, EXCEPT? A. Nicholas Copernicus B. Pierre Auguste Renoir C. Claude Monet D. Edgar Degas MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 9 of 15

10 25. The following statement is referring to. D.O.B: , Netherlands Impressionist and the pioneer of Expressionist. Known to be eccentric A. Pierre Auguste Renoir B. Claude Monet C. Vincent Van Gogh D. Michelangelo 26. Which of the following is a similar name of ART NOUVEAU? A. "Jugendstil" in Germany. B. "Stile Liberty" in Italy. C. Japonism in Austria. D. "NieuweKunst" in the Netherlands. 27. What is the popular artwork of Pablo Picasso? A. Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette. B. Blue Period. C. Dancing Examination. D. The Potato Eaters 28. The Pop Art Movement was originated in. A. Malaysia B. Germany C. Spain D. England MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 10 of 15

11 29. What is a work of art? A. The media that best suit the ideas and feelings they wish to present. B. Certain ideas and feelings that communicated through visual forms C. The visual expression of an idea or experience formed with skill through the use of medium. D. The arts expression. 30. The following picture showing type of writing during prehistoric era. The picture is referring to. A. Greek Alphabet B. Phoenician Alphabet C. Latin Alphabet D. Egyptian Alphabet. MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 11 of 15

12 SECTION B : TRUE (T) OR FALSE (F) (10 marks) INSTRUCTION : Answer ALL questions. 1. In general, the purpose of art is asimplest way of communication where the artist could share their viewpoint on the piece. 2. The used of human figures are prohibited in Islamic religous art 3. In Islamic art, religious buildings are decorated with figurative images that are absorbing and spiritually uplifting. 4. The vigorous animal paintings of Paleolithic art were replaced by the geometrically abstract art of Neolithic farmers. 5. The "Venus of Willendorf" is an example of a mother goddess which is known as earliest representation of women. 6. The two type of painting during Chinese civilization were known as Xieyi a free hand painting and Dougongan abstract painting. 7. The first life-size nude statue since Classical times was created by Michelangelo. 8. Cuneiform is a writing system which is composed of wedge-shape. 9. The structure of Art Deco is based on organic curves which is influence from the previous art nouveau style. 10. Art Deco main concepts are simple, clean lines, streamlining, and symmetry. MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 12 of 15

13 SECTION C : SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS (40 MARKS) INSTRUCTION : Answer ALL questions 1. Why did prehistoric men create the cave paintings? (2marks) 2. How did prehistoric men create the cave paintings? (2marks) 3. Explain how the China Civilization begins? (2marks) 4. Give FOUR (4) great inventions of China Civilization. (4marks) 5. Explain the characteristics of Islamic art. (6marks) 6. List TWO (2)characteristics of wall painting during the Egypt civilization? 7. What are the achievements of the Ancient Egyptians art? (2marks) (2 marks) 8. How was renaissance art different from medieval art? (4 marks) MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 13 of 15

14 9. Explain briefly what is Baroque Art? And what are the art techniques used in this period? (4 marks) 10. Which period of time this artworkwas produced? What are the featuresfound ontheartworkthat supportsyour answer? (6 marks) 11. Explain the process to produce printing works using wood block technique. (6 marks) MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 14 of 15

15 SECTION D : EASSY QUESTION (20 marks) INSTRUCTION : Answer ONE (1) question ONLY Question 1 a) List and elaborate the characteristics of Renaissance Art? (10 marks) b) How did the Renaissance impact the European Society? (10 marks) Question 2 a) Explain the history and characteristics of Art Nouveau? (10 marks) b) What are the influences of the development of Art Nouveau in Europe? (10 marks) End of Page. MSM/NAM/SN/AM/ASI Page 15 of 15

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