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This set of Western Aesthetics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Western Aesthetics Set 4

Q1 | According to Aristotle ----------------------- is the goal of art.
  • representation of the ideal
  • imitating the ideal
  • interpreting the ideal
Q2 | Aristotle considered -------------is the method while representation is the goal of art.
  • learning
  • analysis
  • imitation
  • expression
Q3 | According to Aristotle representation is the unique feature of:
  • architecture
  • fine art
  • literary art
  • performing art
Q4 | Poetry is a representation of ------------------- according to Aristotle.
  • particular
  • form
  • form and matter
  • universal
Q5 | Aristotle argues that poetry narrates not only what has happened but give an inkling of:
  • past also
  • future also
  • present also
  • infinite also
Q6 | Aristotle concept of ‘tragedy’ is explained in his work called:
  • organon
  • metaphysics
  • poetics
  • on the soul
Q7 | According to Aristotle ---------------- is/are an imitation of events which are serious innature.
  • tragedy
  • poetry
  • painting
  • both ‘a’ and ‘b’
Q8 | Aristotle explains, the purpose of the ---------------is to bring the inevitability of humandestiny to the fore.
  • comedy
  • poetry
  • tragedy
  • painting
Q9 | Aristotle argues, Art must -------------------- life.
  • away from
  • explains
  • analyze
  • resemble
Q10 | Aristotle demanded art should be given a glimpse of:
  • past
  • absolute
  • future
  • spirit
Q11 | According to Aristotle -------------------- has the highest potentiality to represent themost vital aspects of life.
  • literature
  • drama
  • dance
  • architecture
Q12 | Who introduced the theory of Catharsis?
  • hegel
  • plato
  • kant
  • aristotle
Q13 | Aristotle describes------------------ as the purging of emotions of pity and fear thatare aroused in the viewer of tragedy.
  • expressions
  • catharsis
  • emulation
  • none of these
Q14 | Catharsis means:
  • purification
  • orientation
  • expression
  • extension
Q15 | Aristotle treated ------------ as the capacity of tragedy.
  • exemplification
  • realization
  • catharsis
  • representation
Q16 | Catharsis is related with:
  • behaviorism
  • epiphenomenalism
  • intuitionism
  • psychoanalytic theory
Q17 | Catharsis is associated with the elimination of:
  • emotions
  • negative emotions
  • imaginations
  • representations
Q18 | Aristotle explains Catharsis is the capacity of:
  • tragedy
  • comedy
  • painting
  • sculpting
Q19 | The basis of the Marxist aesthetic theory is the --------------- of founded onMarxist ideology.
  • structure of society
  • structure of reality
  • structure of politics
  • structure of
Q20 | For Marx artistic activity is nothing but an effort to give objective form to :
  • imaginations
  • emotions and feelings
  • intuition
  • sensation
Q21 | According to Marx the basic structure of human society is:
  • power
  • religious
  • economic
  • political
Q22 | Marx argues that, the form, content and style of the artistic compositions areembedded in the:
  • economic structure
  • ethical structure
  • political structure
  • none of these
Q23 | According to Marx art is a:
  • mechanical activity
  • passive activity
  • creative activity
  • personal activity
Q24 | Marx argues that, art visualize the:
  • essence of reality
  • essence of society
  • essence of beauty
  • essence of
Q25 | Marx regards the alienation of modern man in his ------------------------- as a phaseof total alienation produced by the capitalist system of production.
  • private life
  • public life
  • aesthetic life
  • social life