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3 Quarterly Examination in Arts Grade 5: I. Identify Which Philippine Myth or Legend Each Picture Refers To

This document contains a 3rd quarterly examination for a 5th grade arts class. It includes three sections: 1) Identifying Philippine myths or legends from pictures, 2) Arranging steps of the printmaking process in chronological order, and 3) Identifying terms related to Philippine folklore. The student is asked to write their answers in their test booklet.

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3 Quarterly Examination in Arts Grade 5: I. Identify Which Philippine Myth or Legend Each Picture Refers To

This document contains a 3rd quarterly examination for a 5th grade arts class. It includes three sections: 1) Identifying Philippine myths or legends from pictures, 2) Arranging steps of the printmaking process in chronological order, and 3) Identifying terms related to Philippine folklore. The student is asked to write their answers in their test booklet.

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3rd Quarterly Examination in Arts Grade 5

I. Identify which Philippine myth or legend each picture refers to.

1. 3.

2. 4.

5.

II. Arrange the steps in chronological order by writing the numbers 1-7
__Placing the paper over the plate, rubbing the back of the paper
__Carving the image on the rubber or wood using sharp cutting tools
__Doing final inking of the plate with printing ink
__Sketching the areas to be carved out and the areas that will remain
__Making a preliminary rubbing
__Repeating the process to create an edition of several prints
__Impressing the print

III. Identify the following. Write your answer on your test booklet.
1. Are narrative of the origins of the universe, and the gods and goddesses.
2. Is a part of the water tales Filipinos have grown up with.
3. Other prints were loose leaf editions called ___.
4. Is the image the artist makes from the printmaking process.
5. Usually have some historical basis but often exaggerated.
6. Looks strange because of its powerful green fins and webbed hands
7. They are enchanted creatures who are known for their beauty, mystery, and supernatural
powers.
8. Local terms for dwarfs and elves.
9. Is a small and it is believed that you might accidentally hit it with your foot.
10. It is what you called for a giant creatures

Prepared by: Ms. Monica B. Vargas

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