Q1 G5 EXAM REVIEWER

Why was bamboo commonly used in early Philippine musical instruments?

• It was imported from neighboring countries.

• It was expensive and hard to find.

• It was abundant, easy to shape, and produced pleasant sounds.

• It was only used for building houses, not instruments.

Why were indigenous people fond of making music?

• To compete with other tribes

• To show off their talents

• To express their feelings, celebrate events, and connect with nature and spirits

• To follow modern music trends

What is timbre in musical instruments?

• The speed of the music

• The loudness of the sound

• The pitch of the note

• The unique quality or tone color of the sound

How were early Philippine musical instruments being classified?

• According to their size and shape

• Based on the tribe that created them

• According to how they produce sound

• Based on the material used to make them

How were dynamics used in early Philippine music?

• To follow written musical scores from other countries

• To make the music sound modern and electronic

• To express emotions, signal events, and reflect the mood of rituals or celebrations

• To compete in musical contests between tribes

Which of the following songs is an example of a courtship song in early Philippine music?

• Ton-ak

• Manang Biday

• Bahay Kubo

• Kasaganaan

How has early Philippine music influenced or shaped your life today?

• It taught me to memorize foreign songs better.

• It helped me appreciate Filipino culture, values, and traditions.

• It made me focus more on modern pop music.

• It encouraged me to learn more about Western instruments only.

A theater group reenacts a ritual where a sick child is surrounded by elders singing healing chants while the priestess uses herbs and prayers. What theme is portrayed in this performance?

• Death rites

• Healing rituals

• Harvest celebration

• Circumcision rites

In a community play, villagers gather to act out a ritual performed after the death of a tribal leader. The story shows the tribe's mourning, chanting, and dance as they send the spirit to the afterlife. What theme does the performance represent?

• Birth and new life

• Death and farewell rituals

• Celebration of love

• Tribal war victory

During a town festival, actors perform a drama where a young man sings and dances to win the heart of a maiden. The performance shows the tradition of serenade and gift-giving. What theme is reflected in this performance?

• Wedding ceremony

• Courtship traditions

• Healing of sickness

• Victory celebration