Q3-MAPEC 3 Review

1.      What are the words used to describe the changes of volume in music?

• a.      loud, louder, loudest

• b.      soft, softer, softest

• c.       loud, medium, soft

• d.      light and heavy

2.    Which of the following DOES NOT describe a musical instrument?

• a.      Musical instruments are grouped according to how they are played.

• b.      Musical instruments are used to enhance and give meaning to musical tones.

• c.       Musical instruments are vocal sounds produced by humans.

• d.      Musical instruments bring out the beauty of any musical composition.

3.      What is meant by dynamics in music?

• a.      Dynamics is an expressive element which is used for solemn prayers.

• b.      Dynamics describes how loud or how quiet the music is.

• c.       Dynamics is the feeling and emotion of a song.

• d.      Musical instruments bring out the beauty of any musical composition.

4.      What makes your voice unique?

• a.      Some voices are dark or light and thick or thin.

• b.      Your voice is your own natural sound.

• c.       Your voice differs from one another.

• d.      All of the above

5.      Which of the following best define a timbre?

• a.      Timbre is the unique quality of sound of voice and instrument.

• b.      Timbre is used to enhance and give meaning to musical tones.

• c.       Timbre is a musical skill in projecting clear, precise tones in singing.

• d.      Timbre

6.      Why are natural objects good materials for prints?

• a.      Natural objects have interesting shapes, textures, and patterns.

• b.      Natural object is a rich source of inspiration.

• c.       Natural objects are easy to use.

• d.      Natural objects are inexpensive materials.

7.      What are the different techniques in making prints?

• a.      dabbing and rubbing

• b.      stamping and stenciling

• c.       printmaking

• d.      both A and B

8.      Which of the following objects found in nature that can be used to create artistic prints?

• a.      bark of trees

• b.      branches, leaves, twigs

• c.       feathers and stones

• d.      all of the above

9.      Which of the following will allow you to make several copies of the same print on cartolina, manila paper, or cloth?

• a.      pattern

• b.      printmaking

• c.       repetition

• d.      objects from nature

10.      Which of the following principles of design refers to the combination of elements repeated, but with variations?

• a.     repetition                         

• b.      pattern

• c.      rhythm                            

• d.      color