WorksheetsMAPEH5:PERIODIC-EXAM-3RDQTR
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
MUSIC
A __________ is the symbol at the beginning of the staff that assigns letter names to the individual lines and spaces of the staff.
Measure
Barline
Clef
Double Barline
MUSIC
The first ______ letters of the alphabet are used to name the lines and spaces of the staff.
5
6
7
8
MUSIC
Which part of the treble staff is the treble note 'A' on?
below the line
second space
fourth line
third space
MUSIC
The bass clef represents low-pitched notes and sounds.
True
False
MUSIC
What category is the treble note 'D below the line' considered to be?
low-pitched note
high-pitched note
MUSIC
The order for the letter names of the treble notes starting from first to the fifth line is: E,G, D, B, F.
True
False
MUSIC
The Bass Clef is used for notes in the ____________ pitch ranges.
Higher
Lower
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
C
G
E
B
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
D
F
B
A
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
F
B
D
E
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
B
C
A
F
MUSIC
In the Bass Clef staff, the names of the notes on the lines from bottom to top are ____________.
FACE
EGBDF
GBDFA
ACEG
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
G
B
A
D
MUSIC
The other name of the Bass Clef is the ____________.
G Clef
Treble Clef
F Clef
Alto Clef
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
C
E
A
G
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
D
F
B
E
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
B
C
A
F
MUSIC
What is the name of this pitch?
A
G
E
F
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
F
G
E
A
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
D
A
F
C
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
A
E
C
G
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
G
A
F
E
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
F
G
D
E
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
D
G
B
F
MUSIC
Identify the note by letter name.
C
E
D
A
ARTS
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewers attention.
space
unity
emphasis
balance
ARTS
What type of balance do you see in this image?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Radial
Informal
ARTS
When drawing people and objects with correct size relationships we are using which principle of design?
Pattern
Emphasis
Rhythm
Proportion
ARTS
How did this artist create emphasis?
Isolation
Placement
Contrast
Patterns
ARTS
What type of balance is seen in this image?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Radial
Formal
ARTS
A principle of design that focuses on a repetition of elements is ________________.
Shape
Pattern
Value
Proportion
ARTS
Line, Shape, Color, Value, Texture and Space are Elements of Art.
true
false
ARTS
Balance, Contrast, Emphasis, Movement, Pattern, Rhythm and Unity are the Principles of Art.
true
false
ARTS
__________ is a type of balance in which Both sides of the image are the same - like a "mirror image".
Asymmetrical
Radial
Symmetrical
Geometric
ARTS
Which of the following shows a Pattern?
ARTS
_________ means everything seems to have equal weight; it can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial.
Pattern
Movement
Balance
Scale
ARTS
L.A in liberty by Pacita Abad
Which Principle of Art stands out in this painting?
balance
contrast
pattern
ARTS
In which painting can you observe the Principle of Art "Emphasis" standing out?
ARTS
The principle of art which deals with the arranging of elements to create action within an artwork is called.
contrast
rhythm
movement
pattern
ARTS
Principle of art which refers to the decoration of the surface of art with repeated units.
contrast
rhythm
movement
pattern
ARTS
What Principle of Art is being shown here?
emphasis
pattern
movement
ARTS
The principle of art which refers to the part of the artwork which stands out or catches the viewer’s attention.
Contrast
rhythm
movement
emphasis
ARTS
What type of balance is shown?
asymmetrical
equal
symmetrical
radial
ARTS
Which element was used to create contrast?
form
shape
color
ARTS
Blending elements in a pleasing way.
movement
harmony
pattern
emphasis
ARTS
How is emphasis shown here?
through contrast
through size
through color
through distance
ARTS
Balance, emphasis, movement, rhythm, unity, pattern, contrast and; the means an artist uses to organize elements within a work of art.
Units of Art
Principles of Art
Artist Elements
Elements of Art
ARTS
The principle of art in which all the visual elements in an artwork are in harmony.
contrast
rhythm
movement
pattern
ARTS
The principle of art that refers to the arrangement of opposite elements (light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth textures, large vs. small shapes, etc.) in a piece so as to create visual interest, excitement, and drama.
balance
contrast
movement
rhythm
ARTS
What Principle of Art is depicted here?
Line
pattern
variety
movement
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Players aim at having their own “object” or “pamato” hit or get closer/ closest to the target than the “object” of their opponent(s).
Target Games
Striking and Fielding Games
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
A person an object , or a place that one aims at hitting, reaching, or getting close to.
Pamato
Target
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Safety precautions in playing games: Choose a hazardous place as a playing area.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Safety precautions in playing games: Wear proper attire and drink water often.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Safety precautions in playing games: Know and do not follow the rules of the game.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Safety precautions in playing games: Enjoy the game and treat one another as an enemy.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Safety precautions in playing games: Perform cool-down activities after the game.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which one is an example of Philippine Target Game?
Syato
Kickball
Calahoyo (hole-in)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which one is an example of Philippine Striking and Fielding Game?
Syato
Tumbang preso
Tatsing
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Sipa is a Philippine target game.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Observance of rules and safety precautions are important in playing the games.
True
False
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
What skills needed in target games?
Motor skills
Non locomotor skills
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Does target games requires good decision making, control and accuracy?
Yes
No
Maybe
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Playing physical games gives us many benefits.
True
False
Both Correct
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which is not example of target games?
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which is not example of target games?
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which is not example of target games?
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which is example of target games?
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Which is example of target games?
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Below are traditional games, except?
tug of war
marbles
Internet game
skipping
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Roy and his 4 friends are playing tumbang preso. Roy is the taya and guards the can. When his friend Jojo hit the can, Roy runs and quickly returns the can inside the circle and tries to tag Jojo. Is the action of Roy as taya correct?
No, because being a taya should disregard the can and join the players to hit the can.
No, because being a taya should quickly tag other players even they are in the toe line.
Yes, because being a taya should return first they can to its original place and tag the players who are not in the toe line.
Yes, because being a taya should immediately tag the players while getting his pamato.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
You and your friends want to play a Batuhang Bola but you don't have a ball. What material you can use instead of using a ball?
stick
marble
slipper
stone
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
When you play a target game this skill is developed through time of playing which can help be accurate and skillful in performing tasks?
eyes and hands accuracy
balance and footwork
motor skills
power and speed
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Team A and Team B were playing Batuhang Bola. Each member of the team try to hit the opposing team with a ball thrown from two sides, a point is granted with every hit on the opposing player, what skill is involved to those players who always hit the opposing team?
power and speed
strategy and tactics
focus and concentration
spatial and proximity
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
To play tumbang preso, you’ll need an empty lata (can) to serve as the center of the game and tsinelas (slippers or flip-flops) to hit the can with five to ten children play with one chosen to be taya (“it”). When tagged,he or she becomes the “prisoner”in the next game. What skill must a taya (“it”) possess to win the game and change a new taya (“it”)?
transferring and sending
spatial and proximity
balance and footwork
strategy and tactics
HEALTH
Expressing how you feel is called what?
Physical Health
Emotional Health
Social Health
Spiritual Health
HEALTH
An emotion that can keep you safe from danger is _________.
Anger
Sadness
Fear
Disgust
HEALTH
Which of the following is not a common emotion?
Anger
Hunger
Empathy
Happiness
HEALTH
What is a healthy way to express your emotions?
Talking with someone
Skipping School
Yelling at your friends
Eating
HEALTH
Having a positive outlook generally means ___________.
you have great physical health
you don't care about your health
you have good mental and emotional health
none of the above
HEALTH
Having low self-esteem means you can label and feel your emotions.
True
False
HEALTH
Relates to society, the community and other people.
Social
Supportive
Relationships
Communications
HEALTH
The part of health that refers to how people get along with others.
Physical health
Social health
Mental health
Emotional health
HEALTH
Strong relationships should include ___________.
good communication
caring for others
a sense of responsibility
all of the above
HEALTH
All health dimensions affect each other.
True
False
HEALTH
You can improve social health by planning time with friends and family.
False
True
HEALTH
You can improve social health when you end positive relationships.
True
False
HEALTH
Classmates is an example of a chosen relationship.
True
False
HEALTH
You need to be yourself to develop good relations.
True
False
HEALTH
Good communication skills include _________.
Speaking clearly, calmly, concisely
Sharing your thoughts, feelings, needs
Both of these
None of these
HEALTH
The stress of online learning can be managed.
True
False
HEALTH
Mental Health has NOTHING to do with how we handle stress, relate to others and make choices.
True
False
HEALTH
Are mental health problems treatable?
Yes
No
HEALTH
Emotionally healthy people are in control of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
True
False
HEALTH
People that are emotionally healthy are simply not able to cope with daily challenges.
True
False
HEALTH
To be emotionally healthy you have to be happy all the time.
True
False
HEALTH
Emotionally healthy people still feel stress, anger, and sadness. But they know how to manage their negative feelings.
YES
NO
HEALTH
One idea to help enhance your emotional health is to give yourself time to think, and be calm, before you say or do something you might regret.
TRUE
FALSE
HEALTH
Being aware of your emotions and reactions while noticing what in your life makes you sad, frustrated, or angry and trying to address or change those things is one way to enhance your emotional health.
TRUE
FALSE
HEALTH
Your physical health does not affect your emotional health.
True
False
