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WorksheetsG6- MAPEH (3RD QUARTER)
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 18hrs 30mins
What do we call the way music is organized into sections?
Notes
Form
Oranges
This is a special kind of form that uses the pattern ABACA for it's sections.
ABA
Theme and Variation
Rondo
Which one of the answers is NOT a form?
12345
AABA
ABA
Why do we need to organize music into forms?
Because people like repetition.
Because it makes it easier to write down.
Both answers A and B
If there are two DIFFERENT sections of music, what letters would you use?
AB
AA
A
What is the symbol for coda?
What does 'Fine' mean?
New ending
Repeat to the beginning
Repeat this bar
Jump to the coda
What type of repeat is this?
Beat Repeat
Simple Repeat
1st Time Bar
D.C.
What is the symbol for Dal Segno?
What does 'D.C. al Fine' at the end of the piece instruct the player to do?
Stop playing at the end
Go to the beginning and jump to the coda
Go back to the beginning and play through the whole piece again
Go back to the beginning as stop at the 'Fine' (new ending)
What does Da Capo literally translate to in English?
The Head
The start
The end
The repeat
Indicates that the section of music should be repeated
D.C. Al Fine
First Ending
Caesura
Repeat Sign
This repeat means "repeat from the beginning until the word fine"
da capo
da capo al fine
d.s. al fine
It is a repeat which means "up to the end."
d.s. al fine
d.c. al fine
al fine
It refers to the same music that is sang or played again.
repetition
repeat marks
fine
strings
percussion
woodwinds
brass
percussion
strings
woodwinds
brass
woodwinds
brass
percussion
strings
castanets
chimes
cowbell
cymbals
cymbals
castanets
glockenspiel
gong
glockenspiel
gong
guiro
tambourine
gong
tambourine
tenor drum
wood block
xylophone
triangle
wood block
gong
flute
oboe
English horn
bassoon
oboe
flute
English horn
saxophone
clarinet
oboe
flute
English horn
bassoon
saxophone
oboe
flute
trumpet
trombone
English horn
tuba
French horn
English horn
tuba
trombone
trombone
French horn
trumpet
tuba
harpsichord
piano
organ
bassoon
harpsichord
organ
piano
piccolo
WHAT INSTRUMENT IS T?
ACORDION
ACCORDION
WHAT INSTRUMENT IS IT?
CELLO
BASS
DOUBLE BASS
WHAT INSTRUMENT IS IT?
VIOLIN
CELLO
DOUBLE BASS
BASS
FIRST STEP: Lay out your ________ frame onto your choice of fabric. Staple your silk screen very tightly to the frame using a tacker.
wooden
styro
plastic
card board
SECOND STEP: Spread your mixed-up emulsion onto the fabric very thinly in a completely _____________ room.
Creative
Light
Colorful
Dark
THIRD STEP: Let it dry in a completely ________ place overnight.
Colorful
Dark
Creative
Light
4th STEP: Spread the black ______ all over the floor and put your screen on top.
Paper
Cardboard
Plastic
Glue
5th STEP: Tape your transparencies with clear tape to the dry surface of the _________.
Screen
Cardboard
Squeegee
Paper
6th STEP: Set up your lamp directly over the screen (distance according to directions) and turn the _____ on for however long it says in the directions.
Light
Dark
Paper
Colored
7th STEP: Rinse your screen with water. Let it _______.
Finish
Dry
Clean
Be
8th STEP: Lay your screen staple-side down on your fabric, put a line of paint on the screen, along one side, and with your __________, lay down a flood stroke using light pressure.
Brush
Frame
Squeegee
Tacker
9th STEP: Lift up the screen and you will have an image on the fabric. Let it __________.
Finish
Dry
Clean
Be
10th STEP: Iron the back side of the fabric. Follow the time
suggested and __________ the fabric.
Wash
Trash
Clean
Cook
Which of the following is the safest way to thaw meat?
On the counter
In the fridge
In the sink
Next to a heater
What are the symptoms of food borne illness?
Coughing, sneezing, itchy eyes
Diarrhea, stomach cramping, nausea, vomiting
Headache, blindness
If food is left out more than three hours at room temperature, what should you do with it?
Send the leftovers with your guests
Reheat and eat more
Store in the fridge
Throw away
What is the best way to "taste test" food you are making?
Use a separate spoon
stick your finger in it
let your dog try it
use the spoon you are cooking with
Populations who are most "at risk" for a food borne illness include...
infants, pregnant women, older adults
teenagers
athletes
toddlers, teenagers, athletes
Why are children more likely to be affected by a food borne illness?
They eat different foods
They don't wash their hands
They have weaker immune systems
They don't know how to cook
Which of the following is an example of the food safety step, Separate?
Using the same knife to cut tomatoes and raw steak.
Using the same cutting board to cut lettuce and bacon.
Using separate cutting boards and knives to cut ground beef and onions.
Placing raw meat and veggies in the sink to clean.
It plays a vital role in delivering oxygen to the body.
Neurological Impairment (lead and mercury poisoning)
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Skin Diseases
Respiratory Diseases
It is a group of disorders that primarily relate to the central nervous system comprised of the brain and spinal cord.
Neurological Impairment (lead and mercury poisoning)
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Skin Diseases
Respiratory Diseases
It is a disease involves the skin.
Neurological Impairment (lead and mercury poisoning)
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Skin Diseases
Respiratory Diseases
It occurs when the immune system mistakes a common substance as an invader.
Lung Cancer
Allergies
Bronchitis
Pneumonia
It is a skin disorder that causes pimples when the passageway that connects the skin's pores to the oil glands become clogged.
Skin Cancer
Psoriasis
Acne
Eczema
Plastic is a ---------------- waste .
biodegradable
non -biodegradable
digestible
decomposable
------------------------ pollution can cause asthma.
Air
Water
Noise
Land
------------------------- cause land pollution.
Non-biodegradable wastes
Fumes from vehicles
Loud noise
Dirty water
------------------------ pollution may lead to permanent deafness.
Noise
Water
Air
Land
--------------------------- wastes can be disposed of by making a compost pit.
Biodegradable
non -Biodegradable
Reusable
non- usable
------------------------ can be recycled.
Plastic
Fruit peels
Rubber
Glass
As a result of rapid growth of population and excessive urbanization, _____________________ has also increased.
pollution
poor health sanitation
poverty
Which of these problems can be caused by air pollution?
Decrease in global temperatures
intestinal diseases
Respiratory problems
What cause water pollution?
Factories produce too much smoke.
People dump things in the countryside.
Factories produce too much waste water and oil.
To help our environment, you should
reduce, reuse, and recycle
reduce, repair, and recycle
reuse, replace, and recycle
___________________is improving the cleanliness and the sanitation of the environment, keeping it from air, water, land and even noise pollution so that people will live healthy.
environmental rehabillitation
environmental health
environmental sanitation
Did you know that 840,000 people die from water-related diseases each year due to diarrhea caused by?
A. Contaminated drinking water
B. Poor hygiene
C. Sanitation
D. All of the above
6 POINTS - Nowadays, we need to keep ourselves healthy always since that we’re on the health crisis. The spread of Novel Corona Virus, which is the latest pandemic is
increasing. Therefore, to prevent the spread of COVID-19, what are the things you need to do?
