GED0106 Graded Formative Assessment 1
GED0106 Graded Formative Assessment 1
GED0106 Graded Formative Assessment 1
1. Should art be appreciated only in its original form and not in reproductions like posters, bags, notebooks? Cite one detail
from the reading material to support your answer.
Art can be appreciated in many ways, and not only to a single entity which is the original one.
Because what if that original form is gone, destroyed, or inaccessible, then you cannot appreciate
it. And one of the scenarios from the article is that not all people can visit the museum in
Amsterdam that holds the painting of Van Gogh, so that's why people go to places where the
painting is exhibited even though it is a reproduction and not the original one. If you love the
artwork of Van Gogh, you can appreciate it even though the artwork is not the original one. Art is
for everyone and must be known by all and not limited to only who can access it.
2. What will you reply to Abbey Sy’s tweet? Cite one detail from the reading material to support your answer.
I will just reply to Abbey is that: "Your beliefs are not the same with others. So please do not
enforce your ideals about arts to us and let us enjoy the things that we can access. And also,
when you said that Van Gogh is being more mainstream, isn't that good because people are
getting to know a historical figure in the past. Isn't that what historians wants us to know about
history, about the people who have made achievements in the past? And if so, let them know
more about Van Gogh."
Presents answer clearly and Presents information fairly Significant problems with clarity, concision, and
concisely, in an organized clearly and concisely, may organization, making the information presented
manner. Does much more than have minor organization difficult to comprehend. May merely restate the
merely restate the question and problems. Does more than question and offer an irrelevant or undeveloped
offer a brief merely restate the question response.
response. and offer a brief response.
N/A N/A Uses elements of style and grammar well.