One of these is not a type of painting A. seascape B. mural C. life D. animal The basic element that is used for drawing is ___ A. space B. colour C. shape D line The surface quality of an object is known as A. shape B. texture C. line D. colour Which of these is an area of theatre design. A. Singing B. Sound C. Audience D Actor ___illuminates and makes performers and environment visible. A Costumes B. Light C. Moon D Set The art of creating a colourful and conducive auditorium for dramatic performance is known as___ A. theatre art B. theatre Design C. National theatre D theatre Which of these is done during rehearsal? A. prompt B. dancing C. interpret D audience The physical surrounding where performances take place is referred to as___ A. alter B. set C. hall D room The visual aspect of production of a play is also known as ___ A. spectacle B. spectrum C. video D costume The practice done by actors/actresses in preparation for a performance of drama is called ___ A. monologue B. plot C. ballet D rehearsal All the following are activities involved in rehearsal except___ A. play writing B. prompt C. movement D reading The major essence of rehearsal in drama is for ___ A. repetition B. perfection C. competition D decoration Which of the following is a material for drawing? A. throwing wheel B. charcoal C. easel D Tjanting The art of making pot is known as A. pottery B. blacksmithing C. weaving D mosaic ____ are the basic features that make a successful artwork A. lines B. purple colour C. colours D elements of art Adze is an essential tool for ___A. drawing B. painting C. graphics D carving Fabric, needle and loom are essential materials in ___A. textile B. mosaic C. music D drama Crafts are the practices that require the use of bare ____A. head B. plate C. hands D. foot Which of these is a Nigerian traditional art? A. National museum B. Oyo art C. Mbari art D. Ibadan art. The earliest known sculpture in Nigeria is found in A. Mbari B. Bida C. Kano D Nok Which of these Nigerian metal art traditions is not in lost wax casting technique? A Benin bronze B. Ife bronze C. Bida brass work D Benin ivory Which of these Nigerian cultural art traditions is referred to as court art” A. Igbo-ukwu B. Nok C. Ife D. Benin Nok art is located in which state? A. Kwara B. Kaduna C. Oyo D Kebbi ____is a repeat method whereby the motifs are arranged to reflect one another in design. A. Mirror repeat B. Half drop repeat C. Simple repeat D Brick repeat pattern Which of these is a function of Nigerian traditional art? A. transportation purpose B. historical purpose C. medical purpose D translation purpose Soapstone Sculpture is common in which of these culture A. Ife B. Esie C. Benin D Oyo Tsoede art is located in ………A. Niger/Delta B. Niger/ Kogi C. Osun D Imo An activity in rehearsal which involves actors’ actions without looking at the scripts is known as____ A. Reading B. composition C. prompt D movement The act of being satisfied with what you have is called____ A. contentment B. commitment C. selfishness D determination The simultaneous occurrence of reading and movement in stage rehearsal is called____ A. blocking B. preparation C. coherence D propping In drama, dress rehearsal is made up of ___and___ A. drums and dance B. speech and mime C. scripts and reading D. costumes and make-up A person who controls and directs the affairs of rehearsal for performance in drama is often referred to as___ A. mentor B. stage manager C. Director D. commander In drama rehearsals, a director’s activity which involves mapping out strategies on when, how and where the actors come in and leave a scene is termed___ A movement B. composition C. improvisation D scripting All these are Nigerian traditional art except? A. Nok B. Benin C. Oyo D. Esie Contemporary art can also be referred to as ____A. Mother art B. Modern art C. Traditional art D. art culture The pioneer of contemporary art was ____A. Akinola Lasekan B. Aina Onabolu C. Lamidi Lasisi D. Jerry Buhari Aina Onabolu is a popular____ A. art educator B. sculptor C. print maker D. wood carver Who introduced art into Nigerian school curriculum? A. Uche Okeke B. Lamidi Fakeye C. Aina Onabolu D Lamidi Lasisi Which of these artists is renowned for pottery works? A. late Dr. (Mrs.) Ladi Kwali B. Lamidi Fakeye C. Uche Okeke D Mrs Ali Adu The working out of lightings, sets, props, etc. is categorized under A. dress rehearsal B. reading rehearsal C. blocking rehearsal D Technical rehearsal. The rhythmic response of the body to a playing music is referred to as ____A. music B.dance C. fight D shivering. Rehearsal is done at what time in a drama? A. towards the end B. before a play C. after a play D during a play. . pls answer fast i'll follow
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Painting, the expression of ideas and emotions, with the creation of certain aesthetic qualities, in a two-dimensional visual language. The elements of this language—its shapes, lines, colours, tones, and textures—are used in various ways to produce sensations of volume, space, movement, and light on a flat surface. These elements are combined into expressive patterns in order to represent real or supernatural phenomena, to interpret a narrative theme, or to create wholly abstract visual relationships. An artist’s decision to use a particular medium, such as tempera, fresco, oil, acrylic, watercolour or other water-based paints, ink, gouache, encaustic, or casein, as well as the choice of a particular form, such as mural, easel, panel, miniature, manuscript illumination, scroll, screen or fan, panorama, or any of a variety of modern forms, is based on the sensuous qualities and the expressive possibilities and limitations of those options. The choices of the medium and the form, as well as the artist’s own technique, combine to realize a unique visual image.
Earlier cultural traditions—of tribes, religions, guilds, royal courts, and states—largely controlled the craft, form, imagery, and subject matter of painting and determined its function, whether ritualistic, devotional, decorative, entertaining, or educational. Painters were employed more as skilled artisans than as creative artists. Later the notion of the “fine artist” developed in Asia and Renaissance Europe. Prominent painters were afforded the social status of scholars and courtiers; they signed their work, decided its design and often its subject and imagery, and established a more personal—if not always amicable—relationship with their patrons.
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