FINAL EXAMINATION IN HUMANITIES 2 (WORLD CULTURE) 2nd Semester, S.Y. 2012-2013 I. Identification.

Choose the letter of the correct answer then write it on your paper. a. b. c. d. e. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Walt Disney f. Existentialism k. Stream of Consciousness Nazis g. Bolshevik Revolution l. Second Industrial Revolution Dada h. Abstract Art m. Suprematism Constructivism and De Stijl Expressionism i. Surrealism n. Harlem Renaissance Modernism j. Naturalistic literature o. Decadent It was marked by new energy form as well as the development of new machines. It is a literature that focused on sociological issues, striving for scientific objectivity and using harsh social commentary to depict modern industrial society in an unfavorable light. It is often seen as a symbol of Americas new popular culture. It is a philosophy that focused on personal freedom and responsibility, urging human beings to take responsibility for their own actions and decisions. It is a method in which one tries to emulate the narrators thinking and feeling processes without filtering or editing. It took place in Russia, overthrowing the old tsarist system and creating a totalitarian Communist state. They created a totalitarian fascist government led by Adolf Hitler. It is concerned with completely nonobjective art that conveyed emotions and philosophical ideas depicting traditional subjects in a realistic fashion. These were all subjects of abstraction. It is a movement that also encouraged the development of jazz. It was the most significant primitivistic movement of the twentieth century. It is a movement that sought to create the reality of the unconscious. In this art, the artists subjective expression of inner experiences was emphasized; an inner feeling was expressed through a distorted rendition of reality. It is a literature that arose in opposition to bourgeois society and its embrace of materialism and science. It stressed personal individualistic perspective rather than collective communal values.

II. Identify to what part of culture the following people had been known for. Complete the table below. Sigmund Freud Vincent Van Gogh Friedrich Nietzsche Pablo Picazzo Igor Stravinsky Charles Ives Anton Chekhov William Butler Yeats Martin Heidegger Gregor Johann Mendel Max Beckmann Martin Luther King,Jr. Carl Jung Jean-Paul Sartre Marie Curie Max Planck Henry Cowell William Faulkner Claude Monet Arnold Schoenberg Paul Jackson Pollock Neils Bohr Philip Morris Glass Oscar Wilde

Albert Einstein Philosophy and Psychology

Music

Art

Literature

Science

III. Enumeration. Enumerate the following. A. Three (3) parts of the psyche. B. Three (3) types of literature in the Early Modernism. C. Seven (7) types of art in Early Modernism. D. Three (3) types of music in the Early Modernism and 20th Century.

PREPARED BY: Jennifer G. Erese