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Meaning and Functions of Art in Society

Fine Art · 50 practice questions

The meaning of art; functions of art in society - religious, social, cultural, political, therapeutic and economic needs; functions of art in electronic and print media - advertisement, education and recreation.

  • Examine the meaning and functions of art.
  • Use art to enhance societal values.
  • Assess the role of art in electronic and print media.

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  1. Practice question 1

    Public art, such as murals and monuments, specifically can help shape a community's

    • A.shared identity and sense of place
    • B.a factor entirely unrelated to shaping a shared identity or sense of place
    • C.precise legal boundaries, a factor that public art cannot actually determine
    • D.exact population size, a factor that public art cannot actually determine
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    A. shared identity and sense of place

    Public art, such as murals and monuments, specifically can help shape a community's shared identity and sense of place.

  2. Practice question 2

    Art, used to critique or comment on social issues, specifically can help

    • A.raise awareness of a particular issue affecting a society
    • B.eliminate the need for any further public discussion of a given issue
    • C.a factor entirely unrelated to raising awareness of a social issue
    • D.guarantee the complete resolution of a particular social issue
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    A. raise awareness of a particular issue affecting a society

    Art, used to critique or comment on social issues, specifically can help raise awareness of a particular issue affecting a society.

  3. Practice question 3

    The various functions of art, such as religious, social, and economic, specifically can

    • A.a factor entirely unrelated to overlapping within a single artwork
    • B.never occur together within the same work, with each function entirely separate
    • C.overlap, so that a single artwork may serve several roles at once
    • D.only ever apply to ancient artworks, with no relevance to art created today
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    C. overlap, so that a single artwork may serve several roles at once

    The various functions of art, such as religious, social, and economic, specifically can overlap within a single artwork.

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