MAPEH 4 Q2

What is the main role of sound in dramas?

• To provide an distraction for the audience

• To depict effects

• To replace dialogue

• To increase emotive mood

What visual element most often is featured inside a regional theater to represent cultural heritage

• Simple set design

• Traditional costumes

• High-tech projections

• Abstract paintings

What is the function of light in a dance production?

• It functions solely to light the stage

• It is a distraction from the dancers

• It is able to point out select movement and set a mood

• It has no defining role

What is the role of community input in the development of plays for local original material?

• It is usually ignored

• It determines the plot and genre

• It only comes into play when the work is being critiqued

• It is not involved

How can sound aid in the expression of cultural belief in local theater?

• Using traditional music and chants

• By using only silence

• Through the absence of any form of cultural reference

• Using only modern sound effects

Which of the following visual elements is commonly employed in folk art to express religious attitudes?

• Dark colours only

• Chaotic patterns

• Symbolic imagery, such as icons or motifs

• Nonrepresentational forms with no meaning

Which of the following best describes the relationship between dance and local spirit practices?

• Dance has nothing to do with the spirit

• Dance can be a ritual or form of worship that embodies the beliefs of the community

• Dance is only to entertain

• Dance only is for self-expression

How does audience participation in the theater influence community beliefs' message?

• It is limited by the performance ability

• It only serves as a vehicle for entertainment

• It has no impact on the message

• Involving the audience forms a collective experience that both rests upon and supports community values

How is the application of dynamics associated with themes that are faith-based in local manifestations of music?

• It produces a flat effect

• It brings about emotional highs and lows, which helps to make the story

• It has no effect on the observer

• It only provides fill material

Which of the following best describes how color symbolism is applied in visual arts to reflect local beliefs?

• Colors are used randomly and mean nothing

• Only black or white can be considered meaningful

• Specific colors identify different components of faith such as purity or sorrow

• Color is irrelevant to the art itself