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Worksheets1st PT MAPEH
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Worksheet time: 56mins
What is the name of this note?
whole note
quarter note
half note
dotted half note
What is the name of this rest?
eighth rest
sixteenth rest
quarter rest
quarter restwhole rest
What is the name of this note?
quarter note
sixteenth note
eighth note
whole note
How many beats is a whole note worth?
4 beats
1 beat
2 beats
1/2 of a beat
What note receives 1/4 beat?
sixteenth note
half note
eight rest
eight note
What is the name of this rest?
whole rest
half rest
quarter rest
sixteenth rest
What is the name of this rest?
eighth rest
quarter rest
sixteenth rest
half rest
How many beats is a quarter rest worth?
1 beat
4 beats
2 beats
3 beats
What is the name of this note?
dotted half note
dotted whole note
dotted half note
dotted quarter note
How many beats is a dotted half note worth?
1 beat
2 and 1/2 beats
3 beats
4 beats
What kind of note is this?
whole note
half note
quarter note
eight note
What kind of note is this?
whole note
half note
quarter note
eight note
What kind of note is this?
whole note
half note
quarter note
eight note
What kind of note is this?
eight note
half note
quarter note
sixteenth note
What kind of note is this?
eight note
half note
quarter note
sixteenth note
What kind of rest is this?
eight rest
half rest
quarter rest
sixteenth rest
What kind of rest is this?
eight rest
half rest
quarter rest
sixteenth rest
What kind of rest is this?
eight rest
half rest
quarter rest
sixteenth rest
What kind of rest is this?
eight rest
half rest
whole rest
sixteenth rest
What kind of rest is this?
eight rest
half rest
whole rest
quarter rest
It is a set of beats and rests that defines the pace of a musical piece.
(a)
music with two beats per measure or bar is always said to be in DUPLE time.
2/4
3/4
4/4
6/8
music with three beats per measure is always in TRIPLE time.
2/4
3/4
4/4
6/8
music with four beats per measure is always in QUADRUPLE time.
2/4
3/4
4/4
6/8
is always seen as a DUPLE time.
2/4
3/4
4/4
6/8
It is one important skill of a musician
(a)
There are two colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
Complementary colors
Split-complementary colors
These combinations are no longer limited to two colors but consist of three colors
Complementary colors
Split-complementary colors
This gradual change in tones of colors can be achieved by using the ________________
Gradient function
Leniar Gradient
Radial Gradient
Mesh gradient
Opacity
The second box from the left is called ______________
Gradient function
Leniar Gradient
Radial Gradient
Mesh gradient
Opacity
The adjacent icon is the ______________
Gradient function
Leniar Gradient
Radial Gradient
Mesh gradient
Opacity
The third gradient style is the ____________
Gradient function
Leniar Gradient
Radial Gradient
Mesh gradient
Opacity
It is an important effect that you may use in the _______
Gradient function
Leniar Gradient
Radial Gradient
Mesh gradient
Opacity
Which of these is a benefit of being physically active?
Manage stress better
Better sleep
Improve 5 components of fitness
All of these are benefits
Exercise is a physical activity.
True
False
Which is NOT an element of fitness?
Cardiorespiratory endurance
Muscular Strength
Muscle Composition
Body composition
What does cardiorepiratory endurance mean?
Ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to tissues during physical activity
Amount of force a muscle can exert
Ability of muscles to perform physical tasks over time without becoming tired
Ratio of body fat to lean tissue
What is muscular strength?
Ability of heart, lungs, and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to tissues during physical activity
Amount of force a muscle can exert
Ability of muscles to perform physical tasks over time without becoming tired
Ability to move a body part through a full range of motion
What is muscular endurance?
Amount of force a muscle can exert
Ability to move body through a full range of motions
Ability of muscles to perform physical tasks over time without becoming tired
Ratio of body fat to lean tissue
What is flexibility?
Ratio of body fat to lean tissue
Amount of force a muscle can exert
Body composition
Ability to move body through full range of motions
What is body composition?
Ratio of body fat to lean tissue
Ability of muscles to perform physical tasks over time without becoming tired
Ability to move body through full range of motions
Amount of force a muscle can exert
What is exercise?
Any activity that uses large muscle groups
Intense short bursts of activity without oxygen being used
Purposeful physical activity that is planned structured and repetitive that improves fitness
Stretching a yoga
It is a guide on how often you should participate in certain activities to attain physical fitness
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Impacted earwax
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Nearsightedness
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Gingivitis
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Dandruff
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Ingrown toenails
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Sunburn
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Otitis media
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Cavities
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Crossbite
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Otitis externa
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Crossed eyes
(a)
Write MT for mouth and teeth, EA for ears, EY for eyes, and SH for skin and hair.
Halitosis
(a)
Which type of malocclusion happens when the lower front teeth are more forward than the upper front teeth?
Underbite
Kyphosis
Nearsightedness
Sunburn
Which Spine condition do hunchbacks or people with rounded, lumped backs, suffer from?
Underbite
Kyphosis
Nearsightedness
Sunburn
Myopia is another term for which eye disorder?
Underbite
Kyphosis
Nearsightedness
Sunburn
Which skin problem refers to the damage, reddening, and swelling caused by too much exposure to the sun?
Underbite
Kyphosis
Nearsightedness
Sunburn
The condition of xerophthalmia is mainly due to a lack of vitamin E.
True
False
The symptoms of periodontitis include bad breath and falling teeth
True
False
Which weight condition increases the risk of heart disease and diabetes?
Obesity
Astigmatism
Scoliosis
Dandruff
Prolonged visual tasks like reading worsen which type of eye condition?
Obesity
Astigmatism
Scoliosis
Dandruff
Which disorder involves a spine with an abnormal sideways curve?
Obesity
Astigmatism
Scoliosis
Dandruff
Which skin condition causes the drying and flaking of the scalp and causes discomfort due to itching?
Obesity
Astigmatism
Scoliosis
Dandruff
Is a health-related fitness component. It is the ability of the muscles to produce an amount of force in a single, maximal effort.
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
It is the ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly, efficiently, and accurately.
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
It is the ability to transfer energy into force at a fast rate. Combination of strength and speed.
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Jumping
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Throwing a ball
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Lifting a box
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Swinging a baseball bat.
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Striking a punching bag
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Stomping on a can
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Pushing a cart
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Pushing a table
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Playing tug-of-war
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
Doing a push up.
Muscular Strength
Coordination
Power
This refers to the body and skills associated with certain body parts
Stunted growth
Underweight
Overweight
Obesity
This is a condition wherein the body weight of a person is less than what is ideal for his or her height, built, and gender.
Stunted growth
Underweight
Overweight
Obesity
This is the opposite condition of being underweight.
Stunted growth
Underweight
Overweight
Your ears produce earwax, also called cerumen, which helps in the natural cleaning and lubrication of the ears.
Impacted cerumen
Otitis media
Otitis externa
Also known as acute otitis media or AOM
Impacted cerumen
Otitis media
Otitis externa
This refers to the infection in the outer canal of the outer ear.
Impacted cerumen
Otitis media
Otitis externa
This is a condition wherein a person has trouble clearly seeing the distant object
Myopia
Hyperopia
Xerophthalmia
Strabismus
Also known as farsightedness, this condition is the opposite of myopia
Myopia
Hyperopia
Xerophthalmia
Strabismus
This is a condition wherein the eyes fail to produce tears because of the abnormal drying of the conjunctiva.
Myopia
Hyperopia
Xerophthalmia
Strabismus
Also known as crossed eyes, this is a condition in which eyes do not align with each other properly when looking at an object.
Myopia
Hyperopia
Xerophthalmia
Strabismus
Calluses are dry, hardened, thick bumps on the skin that usually develops on the feet, under the heel or balls, or on the palms or knees.
Corn and calluses
Ingrown toenails
This happens when the sides of a toenail grow through the soft skin surrounding it.
Corn and calluses
Ingrown toenails
This is the excessive inward arching of the lower part of the spine, causing, pain and sometimes, immobility.
(a)
Also called dental caries or cavities, it is the gradual breakdown of the teeth caused by plaque.
Tooth Decay
Gingivitis
Periodontitis
Malocclusion
Halitosis
This is a disease wherein the gums become tender, red, swollen, and starts to bleed.
Tooth Decay
Gingivitis
Periodontitis
Malocclusion
Halitosis
This occurs when the bones that support the teeth become inflamed
Tooth Decay
Gingivitis
Periodontitis
Malocclusion
Halitosis
This is a condition wherein the upper and lower teeth do not properly fit together.
Tooth Decay
Gingivitis
Periodontitis
Malocclusion
Halitosis
Also known as bad breath, this condition is caused by bacteria that proliferate in your mouth when you do not brush and floss your teeth.
Tooth Decay
Gingivitis
Periodontitis
Malocclusion
Halitosis
