WorksheetsMAPEH 8 Diagnostic Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is tempo?
Speed of a sound
Length of a sound
Structure of the music
Unique sounds made by objects
What is the musical term for volume?
Dynamics
Tone
Rhythm
Texture
What is form?
Speed of the music
Structure of the music
Length of a sound
Highness or lowness of a sound
What is another word for tone color?
Unicorns
Timbre
Tone
Pitch
What does pitch mean?
Highness or lowness of a sound
How loud or soft the music is
The speed of the music
The hummable parts of music
What is texture?
Layers of sound (thick or thin)
Speed of sounds
Different instruments
A lot of loud sounds
What music element is demonstrated?
Meter
Dynamics
Harmony
Tempo
Dynamics is the ______________ of the sound?
Volume
Division
Speed
Pronunciation
Which is a TEMPO in music?
Forte
Allegro
Staccato
Piano
How can you change the DYNAMICS when performing a piece of music?
Play the piece at the same speed throughout.
Play notes that are high and notes that are low.
Play notes that are short and detached.
Play some parts softly and other parts loudly.
Which is an example of the TEXTURE changing?
A guitar plays a solo and then the bass and drumkit come in.
All of the instruments play loudly, then softly.
The flute plays high notes and the trombone plays low notes.
The guitarist uses a wah-wah pedal.
Which statement best defines the musical element Timbre?
What you shout when felling a tree.
The sound quality of an instrument, eg. piano vs. organ.
Short for Tambourine.
The size of a piece of sheet music.
To start a section of the music soft and gradually get louder over time is to ________________________.
rest
crescendo
allegro
adagio
To perform a section of music loud and gradually get softer is to _________________________________.
decrescendo
rapido
adagio
rest
Which of the following is NOT a primary color?
Green
Red
Yellow
Blue
What do you call the principle of art that refers to the visual arrangement of elements with a repetitive form or intelligible sequence?
Contrast
Emphasis
Balance
Pattern
Which of the following is used to describe the surface quality of the work, referencing the types of lines the artist created?
Texture
Form
Space
Shape
Which of the following is NOT a principle of art?
Value
Scale
Harmony
Emphasis
What does the picture represents? (Pattern)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Contrast)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Line)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Color)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Emphasis)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Movement)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Balance)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Unity)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Texture)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Form)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
Stretching every day is working on your...
Cardio
Muscular Strength
Muscular Endurance
Flexibility
F in FITT stands for
Frequency
Fancy
Fast
Food
I in FITT stands for...
Important
Intelligent
Intensity
Interesting
T in FITT stands for...
Type
Task
Team
Train
The other T in FITT stands for...
Team
Task
Time
Train
Which one is an example of FREQUENCY?
2-3 times a week
15 minutes
Cardio
70%-80% of max heart rate
Which is an example if INTENSITY
20 - 30 minutes
5 days a week
60% of max heart rate
Strength
What is an example of TIME?
Flexibility
3 days a week
Target Heart Rate
30 minutes
Working out on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday is an example of:
Time
Type
Frequency
Intensity
What does "type" mean?
How often
How long
How hard
What kind
What does "time" mean?
How often
How long
How hard
What kind
What does "intensity" mean?
How often
How long
How hard
What kind
What does "frequency" mean?
How often
How long
How hard
What kind
What is Target Heart Rate?
The number of times your heart beats in one minute.
An easy way to count your heart rate.
The range of your heart beat, in beats per minute (BPM), you should maintain while exercising.
The range of your heart beat, in beats per minute (BPM), you should maintain while sleeping.
How do you calculate your Max Heart Rate?
220 - your age
220 - your height
220 - your weight
What is Resting Heart Rate?
The number of times your heart beats per minute at rest.
The minimum number of times your heart beats.
The maximum number of times your heart beats.
The regular number of beats of a heart after working out.
The curl up test and push-up test focus on which component of fitness?
Cardiovascular Endurance
Muscular Endurance
Muscular Strength
Flexibility
Attempting to "max out" on your bench press focuses on which component of fitness?
Cardiovascular Endurance
Muscular Endurance
Muscular Strength
Flexibility
Yoga focuses on this component of fitness the most.
Cardiovascular Endurance
Muscular Endurance
Muscular Strength
Flexibility
The FITT Principle...
is a routine for making you lose weight
is a set of exercise guidelines to help you create a fitness routine
is a really "in shape" administrator
is an exercise for the whole family
3 Times a week is a good FREQUENCY.
TRUE
FALSE
Captain America asked Thor, "How many days do you work out and for how long do you exercise?" This question focuses on which components of the FITT principle?
Type and Time
Frequency and Type
Frequency and Time
Intensity and Time
