1. In Micronesian art, which statement is TRUE concerning hos?
A. The hos were typically made of materials such as coconut fronds, which were tied together to form an open framework.
B. They were used to help people navigate the ocean, noting the ocean swell patterns, island placements, and so on.
C. These weather charms were believed to protect sailors by preventing storms or averting them away from the sailors.
D. They had removable carved birds at each end that were used to signal the intentions of the people in the canoe.
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B. They were used to help people navigate the ocean, noting the ocean swell patterns, island placements, and so on.
One of the regions of Melanesia known for its artistic traditions and creations is the Sepik region of New Guinea. When exploring the art of the Sepik region, which of these statements is TRUE about their art?
A.
Most of their creations were simply created to be looked at and admired; they were never meant to be used.
B.
Their pieces of art were not decorated at all and were quite plain with rather muted colors.
C.
While some artistic items were used in daily life, others were created for installation in ceremonial houses and used for rituals.
D.
Their art has always had a very distinct and easily recognizable style.
A.
Most of their creations were simply created to be looked at and admired; they were never meant to be used.
B.
Their pieces of art were not decorated at all and were quite plain with rather muted colors.
C.
While some artistic items were used in daily life, others were created for installation in ceremonial houses and used for rituals.
D.
Their art has always had a very distinct and easily recognizable style.
C. While some artistic items were used in daily life, others were created for installation in ceremonial houses and used for rituals.