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WorksheetsSummative Evaluation in MAPEH 6
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
This is a repeated pattern of musical beats that provide the pulse of music.
Notes
Rests
Meter
This meter has a simple division of beat.
Simple Meter
Compound Meter
Complex Meter
It is a meter consisting of three beats in a measure.
Double Meter
Triple Meter
Quadruple Meter
The beats of this meter can be divided into three notes.
Simple Meter
Compound Meter
Complex Meter
This meter is a meter that has two beats in a measure.
Duple Meter
Triple Meter
Quadruple Meter
This is a meter that does not fit into the usual duple, triple, and quadruple categories, including most odd numbers and unusual beats per measure.
Simple Meter
Compound Meter
Complex Meter
Meter can be simple, compound, or complex.
Maybe
Yes
No
This meter has four beats to a measure.
Duple Meter
Triple Meter
Quadruple Meter
It is a time signatures with a “12” at the top number.
Compound Quadruple
Compound Meter
Triple Meter
This meter has a meter consisting of three beats to a measure.
Time Signature
Double Signature
Triple Meter
It is a set of points extending in both directions.
Texture
Line
Spaces
It is the area of interest or the subject.
Positive space
Negative space
Space
It is the area around the subject.
Positive space
Negative space
Space
It is a perpendicular or upright line that goes endlessly in both directions.
Thin line
Jagged line
Vertical line
It is also called oblique line which has a diagonal orientation.
Horizontal line
Slanting line
Wavy line
It is a line of which no part is straight.
Curved line
Jagged line
Wavy line
This is a broad or fat line, usually used to outline shapes.
Thin line
Horizontal line
Thick line
It is a line that goes up and down.
Curved line
Jagged line
Wavy line
It is a parallel or level to the plane of the horizon that goes endlessly in both directions.
Vertical line
Horizontal line
Slanting line
It is a slim and fine line.
Thin line
Thick line
Vertical line
Health- related components focus on factors that promote optimum health and prevent the onset of disease and problems associated with inactivity.
True
False
Measuring body composition is a way of determining one's true physical fitness.
True
False
BMI stands for Body Mass Index
True
False
Regular exercise and a healthy diet can not lessen body fat.
True
False
Height is the heaviness or lightness of a person.
True
False
A bathroom scale is an equipment to know your weight.
True
False
Height is the measurement from base to top from head to foot.
True
False
Cardiovascular endurance is not connected with the way the heart and lungs work together to fill the body with oxygen.
True
False
Wear light clothing and make sure that your pockets are empty before weighing.
True
False
Wear thick clothing before taking waist circumference.
True
False
It is the ability to take charge of your health by making conscious decisions to be healthy.
Hearing Problems
Personal health
Visual Problems
A health care professional to diagnose hearing problems.
Dentist
Optometrists
Audiologist
It is used to determine hearing sensitivity.
Thermometer
Audiometer
Snellen chart
Doctors who specialize in vision care.
Optometrists
Dentist
Ob-gyne
Excessive body fat.
Overweight
Underweight
Obesity
A condition of having bad breath.
Periodontitis
Gingivitis
Halitosis
The abnormal curvature of the spine towards the side.
Scoliosis
Kyphosis
Lordosis
A condition wherein the skin becomes painful and red due to too much sunlight exposure.
Blister
Sunburn
Dandruff
The damage to the tooth caused by tooth decay.
Cavities
Halitosis
Gingivitis
The inward curvature of the spine known as swayback.
Kyphosis
Scoliosis
Lordosis
