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WorksheetsPerformance MAPEH 4
Total questions: 115
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
What note is this?
eight note
half note
sixteenth note
whole note
What note is this?
eight note
sixteenth noote
quarter note
half note
What note is this?
whole note
half note
eight note
sixteenth note
Where is the Half note?
Where is the eighth note?
Where is the quarter note?
Rhythm in music is the regular movement and flow of sound through time .
True
False
Everyday we hear different kinds of sounds.
True
False
Note is a symbol used to represent a musical sound.
True
False
Some sounds are long, while others are short.
true
false
It has a shaded oval head with a stem.
whole note
half note
quarter note
eighth note
sixteenth note
It has a
shaded oval head, a
stem and a flag or
hook.
whole note
half note
quarter note
eighth note
sixteenth note
It has
a shaded oval head,
a stem and two (2)
flags or hooks.
whole note
half note
quarter note
eighth note
sixteenth note
It has an
oval-shaped head
with no shade but
with stem.
whole note
half note
quarter note
eighth note
sixteenth note
It has an
oval-shaped head
with no shade.
whole note
half note
quarter note
eighth note
sixteenth note
What is the name of this rest symbol?
Eighth Rest
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Whole Rest
What is the name of this rest symbol?
Eighth Rest
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Whole Rest
What is the name of this rest symbol?
Eighth Rest
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Whole Rest
What is the name of this rest symbol?
Eighth Rest
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Whole Rest
What is the name of this rest symbol?
sixteenth rest
Eighth Rest
Half Rest
Quarter Rest
Where is the Eighth Rest?
Where is the Sixteenth Rest?
Where is the Quarter Rest?
Where is the Whole Rest?
Where is the Half Rest?
Why are the elements of art important?
The elements of art are important because it describes what an artist has done.
The elements of art are important because it analyze what is going on in a particular piece.
The elements of art are important because it communicates our thoughts and emotions using a common language.
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a primary color?
Green
Red
Yellow
Blue
Which of the following refers to the perspective and proportion between shapes and objects?
Line
Texture
Space
Value
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 do you call the stylistic features that are included within an art piece to help the artist communicate to the viewer?
Principles of art
Principles of art movements
Elements of art
Elements of art movements
What refers to the essentially set of criteria that are used to explain how the visual elements are arranged in a work of art?
Principles of art
Principles of art movements
Elements of art
Elements of art movements
Which of the following is concerned with the visual distribution or weight of the elements in a work of art?
Balance
Proportion
Movement
Variety
Which of the following refers to the degree of perceivable lightness of tones within an image?
Color
Value
Variety
Unity
It is a mark drawn by tool that marks as it moves across the surface.
Line
Shape
What is this line?
Horizontal
Vertical
It is created when a line becomes connected and enclose space.
Shape
Space
Shapes that have smooth edges and are measurable .
Organic Shape
Geometric Shape
What shape is this?
Square
Triangle
It is a shape that is a 3-Dimensional (3D)
Form
Space
Can add interest and reality at artwork.
Color
Value
Red,Yellow and Blue are ________ Color.
Secondary
Primary
What are the Secondary Colors?
Red, Yellow and Blue
Orange, Violet and Green
Red and Yellow = ____________
Orange
Violet
Red and Orange = ____________
Red - Orange
Orange - Red
It is the Lightness and darkness of color.
Value
Intensity
It is the way the surface of an object actually feels.
Texture
Space
The distance around, between, above, below and within an object.
Texture
Space
It is the building blocks of all arts.
Elements
Materials
Which is also refered to the feeling of depth?
form
line
shape
space
The space around the object is called what?
area
distance
negative space
positive space
Red, blue, and yellow are example of what?
hue
intensity
value
secondary color
Which is perceived by the brain as light reflects from the objects to our eyes?
color
line
space
texture
What is the quality of the surface that can be seen and felt. It can be rough or smooth, soft or hard?
form
line
shape
texture
Which is three-dimensional shape and expresses length, width, and depth?
color
form
movement
texture
Which are flat and expresses length and width?
color
form
line
shape
What are the building blocks used by artists to create a work of art?
arts
colors
elements
textures
What is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power?
art
elements
space
texture
Which of the following can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal; straight or curved; thick or thin?
color
form
line
space
Which of the following is an EVERYDAY activity?
playing tennis
walking
bowling
resting
Lifestyle activities are the activities that you may do 3-5 time a week only.
true
false
Which level does "doing household chores" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which of the following is an example of Aerobic Exercise?
walk the dog
swimming
computer games
golf
Which is an example of Sports and Recreational activity?
brisk walking
swimming
watching TV
basketball
Everyday activities can contribute to good health, fitness and wellness.
True
False
What is the advantage of doing physical fitness?
control your weight
be physically fit
be mentally alert
all of these
How will you classify "Taking the stairs instead of elevator"?
Level 1 - Lifestyle activity
Level 2 - Active aerobic
Level 3 - Sports and Recreational Activities
Sports and Recreational Activities are the activities that you may do everyday.
true
false
Which is an example of Active aerobic activity?
hiking
sleeping
raking leaves
volleyball
Which is an example of Sports and Recreational activity?
hiking
sleeping
raking leaves
volleyball
Which of the following is an example of Lifestyle activity?
walk the dog
swimming
computer games
golf
Active aerobics are the activities that you may do 3-5 times a week only.
true
false
Which level does "Football" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which level does "Badminton" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which level does "Biking" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which level does "Jogging" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which level does "Washing the dishes" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which level does "Sweeping the floor" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
Which level does "walking to school" belongs?
Lifestyle Activity
Active Aerobics Activity
Sports and Recreational Activities
How many food groups in the Food Guide Pyramid?
Two
Four
Six
Eight
Which food group has the largest serving size?
Vegetable group
Fruit Group
Meat, Poultry, Fish, Egg, Nuts and Dry Beans Group
Bread, Cereal, Rice and Pasta Group
Which group should be used sparingly or at a limited amount?
Fats, Sweets and Oils Group
Fruit Group
Vegetable Group
Milk, Cheese and Yogurt Group
Which TWO groups share the same serving size?
Fruit and Vegetable Group
Meat and Milk Group
Bread and Meat Group
Meat and Vegetable Group
Which Food Group?
Vegetable Group
Bread, Cereal, Rice, Pasta
Fruit Group
Milk, Cheese, Yogurt
Which Food Group?
Vegetable Group
Fruit Group
Fats, Sweets and Oils Group
Milk and Cheese Group
Which Food Group?
Vegetable Group
Bread, Cereal, Rice Group
Fruit Group
Meat, Poultry, Fish Group
Which Food Group?
Vegetable Group
Bread, Cereal and Rice Group
Fruit Group
Milk and Cheese Group
Which Food Group?
Milk and Cheese Group
Meat, Poultry and Fish Group
Fats, Sweets and Oil
Fruit Group
PASTA, BREAD, CEREALS AND RICE ARE...
GRAINS
FRUITS
FATS
MEAT
Which food group?
PROTEINS
GRAINS
DAIRY
VEGETABLES
Which food group?
DAIRY
FOOD FOR CHICKENS
FATS
PROTEINS
What food group is this?
fruit
vegetables
oil
water
What food group is this?
fruit
vegetable
dairy
meat and beans
mayo, butter, oil, chips
belong to which food group?
Dairy Group
Vegetable Group
Meat, Poultry, Fish, Beans, Eggs, and Nuts Group
Fats, Oils and Sweets Group
What is this?
dairy
beans
poultry
eggs
MyPyramid helps you choose-
healthy meals
amount of servings
good desserts
both healthy foods and servings
What food group is this?
vegetable
fruit
grain
meats and beans
What type of group food is it?
vegetables
fat
How many types of group of food there are?
six groups
two groups
They contains the vitamins and minerals our bodies need.
grains
vegetables
What type of group food is it?
milk group
fruits group
Which of these belongs in the grains group?
Which of these belongs in the fruits group?
What food group does this food belong to?
fruits group
milk group
How often should you eat healthy food?
Every Monday
Everyday
Yogurt belongs to...........
milk group
grains group
Bread belong to...........
Grains group
fruits group
What is it?
EGYPTIAN PYRAMID
FOOD PYRAMID
PYRAMID
FOOD
FOOD GIVES US ENERGY FOR
SLEEPING AND PLAYING
GROWING, WORKING AND WATCHING TV
GROWING, HAVING A SHOWER AND GOING TO SCHOOL
GROWING, WORKING AND PLAYING
THE GLASSES CONTAIN
MILK
COKE
WATER
JAM
candy
butter
oil
belong to which food group?
This is a part of which food group?
vegetables
fruit
grain
meat and beans
Which food group are on the top shelf of food pyramid?
Meat and fish
Fruit and vegetables
Grains
Oil, salt and sugar
