Fork art in its broadest sense means art derived from a people, or folk. Yet primitive art, which is also from a people, is not fork art in its true sense. Nor does folk art fall into the category of the popular arts, though the word popular is derived from the Latin word for people. Folk art is that comes from groups of people who live within the general frame work of a developed society but who are, for for someone reson geographically or culturally isolated or prefer to be that way.

Q. What is the main topic of the passage?

(a)    Distinctions between various kinds of art

(b)    Similarities between fork art and popular art

(c)    A narrow definition of folk art

(d)    A general definition of folk art

 

 

 

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