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WorksheetsMAPEH 5AB REVIEW QUIZ
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
It refers to the flow, the breathing pattern or simply the pulse in music.
Notes and Rests
Beat
Time Signature
Rhythm
It refers to the ability to combine the different body movements properly and with grace.
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
It is the most basic unit of time in music.
Meter
Time Signature
Rhythm
Beat
It comes from the Greek word, “metron” which means measure. It is also known as the grouping of beats in a measure.
Time Signature
Beat
Rhythm
Meter
These are the artists who attend to the visual presentation of a logo.
Graphic designers
Interior designers
Logo Designers
All of these
It refers to the capacity of the player to begin, stop and change directions fast.
Agility
Coordination
Balance
Power
It refers to the ability to respond quickly to the stimulus as perceived by the five senses.
Reaction Time
Flexibility
Speed
Coordination
It refers to the ability of a joint to bend and stretch when moving in different motions.
Coordination
Reaction Time
Speed
Flexibility
It refers to the amount of fat in the body compared to the body mass.
Muscular Endurance
Cardio – Respiratory Endurance
Flexibility
Body Composition
It is the capacity of the vascular system, heart and lungs to bring blood to the muscles during a partial or sustained physical activity.
Body Composition
Cardio - Respiratory Endurance
Muscular Endurance
Flexibity
It refers to one’s performance of an activity in a short period of time.
Reaction Time
Flexibility
Coordination
Speed
It is your ability to perform physical activities without being tired immediately.
Physical Fitness
Emotional Fitness
Fitness
Mental Fitness
It is the movement of sound with accented and unaccented beats in a musical composition.
Time Signature
Rhythm
Beat
Meter
These are the numbers written at the beginning of the staff.
Rhythmic patterns
Measure
Pulse
Time Signature
It refers to the symbol or other small design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, and others.
Brand name
Billboards
Logo
None of these
These are defined as two-dimensional figures that we can discern as familiar. These include geometric (deployed by cubists, for example), organic (which you may find among the examples of Art Nouveau posters and paintings), abstract, and others.
Spaces
Lines
Texture
Shapes
It is an element of art that refers to areas around, within, or between the parts of an artwork. It can be considered as positive or negative.
Space
Line
Texture
Shape
This is the conducting pattern for a _____________ time signature.
3/4 Time Signature
2/4 Time Signature
4/4 Time Signature
6/8 Time Signature
This is the conducting pattern for a _____________ time signature.
3/4 Time Signature
2/4 Time Signature
4/4 Time Signature
6/8 Time Signature
This symbol adds ½ to the original beat of a note.
Dot
quarter note
eighth note
eighth rest
How many beats does this note have?
1
2
3
4
How many beats does this rest have?
1
2
3
4
It is a three-dimensional figure, meaning that it occupies a certain amount of space. The characteristics of shapes apply to this as well, and the only difference is represented through the engagement of the third dimension usually denoted as depth.
Texture
Shape
Form
Emphasis
These are the most essential of all art elements somehow comes naturally. After all, these are usually the first and the most pristine outcome of our contact with writing tools, pens, pencils, crayons, and typically the first thing we choose to use in order to represent the reality around us.
Spaces
Lines
Colors
Shapes
Which of the following sentences is true?
The mountain is in the foreground.
The big tree is in the middle ground.
The stones are at the background
The blue water is at the background.
