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Chapter 9 Multiple Choice Quiz
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1

Which of the following is an example of traditional craft?
A)a Jim Hanger pot
B)a Jamestown glass mug
C)an Illinois farm quilt top
D)an Anasazi Kayenta Olla
E)all of the above
2

Which of the following is an example of fine art?
A)Peter Voulkos' Red River ceramic piece
B)Vera Baney's ceramic work
C)Harlan Butt's Wisteria Vase
D)Natasha Muradova's Everybody Has Her Own City mixed-media textile work
E)all of the above
3

Which of the following is LEAST perceived by its creator and audience as a sculpture and work of fine art?
A)Chihuly glass chandelier
B)Hanger production pot
C)Voulkos' Red River ceramic piece
D)Butt Wisteria Vase
E)Baney handbuilt ceramic work
4

Which of the following works, originally created as a functional craftwork for everyday use, subsequently achieved "fine art" status through art museum exhibition?
A)the Anasazi Kayenta Olla
B)the Murodova mixed-media textile work
C)the Butt Wisteria Vase
D)the Voulkos Red River ceramic piece
E)Chihuly glass chandelier
5

Craft is usually LEAST associated with:
A)handmade status
B)industrial mass production
C)skill
D)technique
E)handicrafts
6

Product design is usually NOT associated with:
A)utility
B)function
C)usefulness
D)art for art's sake
E)industrial mass production
7

Which of the following is MOST associated with traditional craft?
A)Russian textile art
B)California ceramic sculpture
C)Texas metal art
D)Georgia sea grass basketry
E)all of the above
8

Godwin's Sideboard furniture design and the subject matter of Whistler's nineteenth-century painting, Caprice in Purple and Gold show the influence of what country on art, craft, and product design in England?
A)China
B)America
C)Japan
D)Turkey
E)Egypt
9

Paxton's Crystal Palace showed the influence of which style?
A)functionalist style
B)machine style
C)a and b
D)Victorian eclectic historical styles
E)Japanese style
10

The founder of the Arts and Crafts movement was:
A)Godwin
B)Whistler
C)the Shakers
D)Morris
E)Bell





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