18 Questions
Humanities is derived from the Latin word 'humanus' which means wild and uncivilized.
False
Humanities is composed of 'cultural subjects' that present the overall experiences of animals.
False
The Arts are not considered a subject of humanities.
False
Humanities do not emphasize human subjectivity or individual expressiveness.
False
The study of humanities does not recognize man's creative expressions.
False
Humanities concern themselves with human beings and their culture only, without considering human values.
False
Humanities focus on the external world that can be experimented, measured, and manipulated.
False
According to Britannica Dictionary, art is something that is created without imagination or skill.
False
Art refers only to paintings and sculptures according to Collins Dictionary.
False
Both sciences and humanities are considered essential for the development of a complete individual.
True
The word 'ars' means inability or lack of skill in Latin.
False
Arts are not created to express important ideas or feelings.
False
Art is a tangible representation of ideas or feelings.
True
Plato defined art as that which brings life in harmony with the beauty of the world.
True
Art is solely about expressing ideas through words.
False
According to Aristotle, art is not linked to the human tendency for imitation.
False
Art is not influenced by a person's unique experiences.
False
According to Lisa Morder, art creation demands skill and imagination.
True
This quiz covers the meaning and significance of Humanities as a field of study. It explores the essence of Humanities, its roots in the Latin word 'humanus', and its focus on human culture and expression through various academic disciplines.
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