WorksheetsMAPEH 6
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 41mins
What is the value of this rest?
2 beats of sound
2 beats of silence
4 beats of sound
4 beats of silence
What is the value of this note?
2 beats of sound
2 beats of silence
3 beats of sound
3 beats of silence
What is the value of this note?
1/2 beat of silence
1/2 beat of sound
1 beat of silence
1 beat of sound
How many quarter notes do I need to fill one measure in this time signature?
1
3
2
4
How many half notes do I need to fill one measure in this time signature?
1
3
2
4
How many quarter notes do I need to fill one measure in this time signature?
1
3
2
4
What is the note created from this equation?
Whole note minus quarter note?
Quarter note
Half Note
Dotted Half Note
Whole Note
A half note + a half note equals:
(a)
What is the note created from this equation?
Dotted half note minus quarter note?
Quarter note
Half Note
Dotted Half Note
Whole Note
A quarter note + a quarter note equals:
(a)
Fill in the missing note:
Half note plus ____ ____ equals a whole note.
Quarter note
Half Note
Dotted Half Note
Whole Note
Name this Note Value.
The Whole Note
The Half Note
The Eighth Note
Name this Note Value.
The Whole Note
The Half Note
The Quarter Note
Name this Note Value.
The Half Note
The Whole Note
The Quarter Note
Name this Note Value.
The Quarter Note
The Eighth Note
The Whole Note
How many beats does this Note Value get?
2 Beats
1/2 of beat
4 Beats
How many beats does this Note Value get?
4 betas
1 Beat
2 Beats
How many beats does this Note Value get?
4 Beats
2 Beats
1/2 of Beat
How many beats does this Note Value get?
1/2 of Beat
2 Beats
1 Beat
How many beats are in a measure/ bar of this time signature?
2 Beats
3 Beats
4 Beats
Simple Quadruple Time means ____________
2 Beats
4 Beats
1 Beat
Name this Note Value.
The Whole Note
The Half Note
The Eighth Note
Name this Note Value.
The Whole Note
The Half Note
The Quarter Note
Name this Note Value.
The Half Note
The Whole Note
The Quarter Note
Name this Note Value.
The Quarter Note
The Eighth Note
The Whole Note
How many beats does this Note Value get?
2 Beats
1/2 of beat
4 Beats
How many beats does this Note Value get?
4 betas
1 Beat
2 Beats
How many beats does this Note Value get?
4 Beats
2 Beats
1/2 of Beat
How many beats does this Note Value get?
1/2 of Beat
2 Beats
1 Beat
How many beats are in a measure/ bar of this time signature?
2 Beats
3 Beats
4 Beats
Simple Quadruple Time means ____________
2 Beats
4 Beats
1 Beat
Choose the sentence that describes how to make a sound on percussion instruments.
Buzz into the mouthpiece
Always use a mallet
Strike it, shake it, scrape it
Percussion instruments can be big and small.
True
False
We can strike drums with...
fingers, hands, drumsticks, mallets.
nothing
It´s like a small drum, we strike it with our hands...
drum
tambourine
Can we shake a tambourine?
Yes.
No.
Do we shake or strike the xylophone?
We strike it.
We shake it.
What is the name of this instrument?
It´s a drum.
It´s a triangle.
How do we play the cymbals?
We shake them.
We strike two cymbals together.
How can be the size of the cymbals?
The cymbals can be big and small.
All the cymbals are the same size.
All the cymbals sound the same.
True
False
What instruments is this?
cymbals
tambourine
Which percussion instrument is this?
Snare Drum
Bass Drum
Tenor Drum
Field Drum
Which percussion instrument is this?
Snare Drum
Bass Drum
Tenor Drum
Field Drum
Which percussion instrument is this?
Vibraphone
Glockenspiel
Marimba
Xylophone
Which percussion instrument is this?
Vibraphone
Glockenspiel
Marimba
Xylophone
What is Digital Art
A Decorative Pattern
Art that is made or presented using digital technology.
The shape, visual appearance, or configuration of an object.
The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings.
What is Digital Art
A Decorative Pattern
Art that is made or presented using digital technology.
The shape, visual appearance, or configuration of an object.
The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings.
What do we need for Digital Art?
Computer – desktop or laptop, Mac or PC
Illustration software
Digital paint brushes
All of the above
What are examples of Applications and software of Digital Art?
Is digital art Valubale?
true
False
Which activity is NOT a part of Personal Hygiene?
washing hands
brushing teeth
cleaning the kitchen
taking a shower
Good personal hygiene helps to control all of the following EXCEPT:
viruses
germs
bacteria
food poisoning
If you have poor personal hygiene, it can impact your physical, mental, and emotional health.
TRUE
FALSE
It is okay to bite your nails.
TRUE
FALSE
Maintaining face hygiene means washing all of the following EXCEPT........
cheeks
forehead
ears
eyes
An example of poor face hygiene is ______.
mouth rash
eye discharge
dry skin
wrinkles
A person should brush his/her teeth twice per day.
TRUE
FALSE
A person should visit a dentist every _______ months for a check-up.
2
3
5
6
Washing the hair with water eliminates dead skin cells, excessive oil and dirt.
TRUE
FALSE
Hygiene refers to maintaining the cleanliness of the body only.
True
False
A sense through which you are able to perceive sounds.
Vision
Hearing
It is also know as the "swimmer's ear."
Otitis External
Otitis Media
. What should you do to the scale BEFORE the patient steps on the scale?
Wipe it off.
Clear scale to zero to ensure it is balanced.
Nothing.
Count to three.
Which of the following is NOT true in order to ensure that accurate weight is measured?
Weigh at the same time each day.
Have patient void before weighing.
Have patient drink 8 oz. of water before weighing.
Use the same scale.
A guideline for obtaining accurate weight measurements:
Ensure the patient is wearing the same clothing/garments each time.
Make sure patient is fully dressed before obtaining weight.
Be sure patient is wearing shoes and socks before weighing.
Set scale to estimated weight before patient steps on scale.
➔The lack of height for a child’s age as a result of improper nutrition, recurrence of illness, and environmental conditions.
Obesity
Underweight
Stunted Growth
Overweight
➔Having more body fat than what is optimally healthy
Stunted Growth
Overweight
Underweight
Normal Weight
Sore eyes
Farsightedness
Nearsightedness
Astigmatism
Ear wax builds up in the ear and blocks the ear canal that can cause temporary hearing loss and ear pain
Impacted Cerumen
Swimmer's Ear
Vertigo
Tinnitus
A hole in a tooth that develops from tooth decay
Malocclusion
Halitosis
Cavity
Gingivitis
Improper alignment of the upper and lower teeth when your jaw is closed, making an overbite or underbite
Malocclusion
Gingivitis
Cavity
Halitosis
An inflammation of the gums caused by plaque that irritated the gum tissues
Cavity
Underbite
Halitosis
Gingivitis
A condition of the scalp that causes flakes of skin to appear and often accompanied by itching
Hair loss
Dandruff
Split ends
Head lice
Dandruff
Ingrown toenail
Ginger feet
Dirty nails
A sideways curvature of the spine.
Scoliosis
Lordosis
Kyphosis
Malocclusion
This is the abnormal slow growth of a child compared to the growth rate of his age growth.
Turner Syndrome
Short Stature
Growth Failure
It refers to the body condition.
Health Related Fitness
Exercise
Skill Related Fitness
Ability of the joints in the body to move through a range of motion effectively unrestricted and pain free.
Muscular endurance
Flexibility
Balance
It is defined as any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles which results in energy expenditure.
Exercise
Fitness
Physical Activity
Physical Fitness
It is the quality or state of being fit.
Exercise
Fitness
Physical Activity
Physical Fitness
It is defined as a subset of physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive.
Exercise
Fitness
Physical Activity
Physical Fitness
