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What is art?


What is art?Versión en línea What is art? por Mariana Duarte 1 According to the video, which example is NOT presented as a form of art? a A song you like b A movie you watch c A scientific reportA scientific report d A quilt made by your grandmother 2 What main argument does the video give to explain why it is difficult to define art? a Because only experts can decide what is artistic b Because art has evolved over thousands of years and the reasons for creating it vary according to individuals c Because museums only show one type of art d 3 Which statement best describes the relationship between art and emotions? a Art is what stirs emotion in a person, and these emotions depend on each person's personal history b Art concerns only aesthetics and not emotions c Art must always provoke a positive emotion d The emotions provoked by art are universal and identical for everyone 4 The video suggests that when three people look at the same work, they can react differently. What conclusion is drawn? a Only one correct reaction exists and the others are wrong b If a person does not like a work, they understand nothing about art c Works of art must be evaluated objectively by specialists d Different reactions are all valid, because everyone has their preferences and history 5 What implicit recommendation does the video make to viewers who do not like a work of art? a Try to understand why others appreciate it, in order to learn about them and about yourself b Completely ignore other people who like it c Destroy the work to prove their point d Never return to a museum or listen to music again 6 How does the video characterize the term "the arts"? a As a precise scientific definition b As reserved exclusively for intellectual people c As a general label; what matters is the personal experience and the meaning one draws from it d As a closed list of objects accepted by museums 7 What benefit of engaging with art does the video explicitly mention? a Automatically increasing IQ b Offering the opportunity to tell stories, record history, and explore emotions c Replacing formal school education d Guaranteeing the artist's financial wealth

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What is art?Versión en línea

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According to the video, which example is NOT presented as a form of art?

What main argument does the video give to explain why it is difficult to define art?

Which statement best describes the relationship between art and emotions?

The video suggests that when three people look at the same work, they can react differently. What conclusion is drawn?

What implicit recommendation does the video make to viewers who do not like a work of art?

How does the video characterize the term "the arts"?

What benefit of engaging with art does the video explicitly mention?