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GR7 MAPEH 2QTR EXAM REVMUSIC

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the nature of the music in Cordillera Region?

a)

Solo

b)

Communal

c)

Electronic

d)

Classical

2.

How are the songs in Cordillera Region often performed?

a)

Solo

b)

In groups

c)

In pairs

d)

In choirs

3.

Who is welcome to join the singing, dancing, and playing of musical instruments in Cordillera Region?

a)

All members of the community

b)

Only elders

c)

Only professional musicians

d)

Only children

4.

How is the music and culture passed down in Cordillera Region?

a)

Through television shows

b)

Through oral custom

c)

Through social media

d)

Through written documents

5.

What is the nature of Cordillera music and culture?

a)

Isolated and secretive

b)

Modern and digital

c)

Communal and participatory

d)

Individualistic and exclusive

6.

It is an Ibaloi or Ibaloy death ritual song. It uses a leader-chorus type of singing.

a)

Salidummay

b)

Bad-iw

c)

Og-gayam

d)

Gangsa

7.

It is a single handheld smooth surfaced gong with a narrow rim.

a)

Kolitong

b)

Gangsa

c)

Kubing

d)

Tongali

8.

What are the two ways of playing the gangsa?

(a)  

9.

Identify the instrument above:

a)

Tongali

b)

Tongatong

c)

Bungkaka

d)

Kubing

10.

Which of the following picture shows the diwdiw-as?

a)
b)
c)
d)
11.

Which of the following picture shows the patangguk?

a)
b)
c)
d)
12.

Which of the following pictures shows the kolitong?

a)
b)
c)
d)
13.

It is otherwise known as the bamboo xylophone.

a)

Gangsa

b)

Patatag

c)

Kubing

d)

Tongali

14.

It is also known as a bamboo buzzer:

a)

Kolitong

b)

Patangguk

c)

Kubing

d)

Bungkaka

15.

Which of the following is a stringed instrument?

a)
b)
c)
d)
16.

To recite something in a monotonous repetitive tone.

a)

Chant

b)

Composition

c)

Music

d)

Sounds

17.

This is an oral epic chanted by the Ifugaos.

a)

Chant

b)

Hudhud

c)

Ullalim

d)

Unnanim

18.

What do you call the lead chanter in a hudhud chant?

a)

Chanter

b)

Leader

c)

Munhaw- e

d)

Mun- hudhud

19.

Hudhud chant is made up of more than ____ stories.

a)

20

b)

40

c)

more than 200

d)

400

20.

The Kalingas in the Kalingan province are known for their epic song...

a)

Hudhud

b)

Banna

c)

Ullalim

d)

Valor

21.

Ullalim song is also known by different names in various areas of the Kalinga province. Which of the following does not belong to this names?

a)

Banna

b)

Allalim

c)

Dangdang - ay

d)

Gassumbi

22.

Kanta ta Ulila is an example of

(a)  

23.

An idiophone made of various lengths of bamboo.

a)

Bungkaka

b)

Kubing

c)

Tongatong

d)

Gangsa

24.

Cordilleran instrument also known as the bamboo jaw harp.

a)

Gangsa

b)

Kubing

c)

Saggeypo

d)

Patteteg

25.

In this style, the musicians hit the surface of their gangsa with the palm of their hands.

a)

Gangsa Topayya

b)

Gangsa Palook

c)

Cordillera Gangsa

d)

Gangsa Music

26.

Also called pattung, the musicians/players are standing while bending forward slightly.

a)

Gangsa Topayya

b)

Gangsa Palook

c)

Hudhud

d)

Ullalim

27.

How does the music of the Lowlands of Luzon differ from the music of Cordillera and Mindoro?

a)

Music from the Lowlands of Luzon does not represent Philippine culture while the music of Cordillera and Mindoro highly represents Filipino culture.

b)

Mindoro and Cordillera musical instruments are mostly chordophones while musical instruments are mostly wind instruments.

c)

Music of Cordillera is not greatly influenced by colonizers while music from the Lowlands of Luzon is highly influenced by Spanish culture.

d)

Music from the Lowlands of Luzon is written to represent their culture in courting a woman while music of Cordillera and Mindoro is written to depict their environment.

28.

What Mindoro instrument is played to accompany the reciting of ambahan in between verses during courtship?

a)

Agung

b)

Gitgit

c)

Kinaban

d)

Lantoy

29.

How is the ambahan written?

a)

It is written to express an idea or feeling in a creative and expressive manner.

b)

It is written to express celebration of one’s life.

c)

It is written in a meter of seven syllable lines.

d)

All of the above

30.

Bunkaka is an instrument used by women to __________,

a)

Comfort them during their daily routine

b)

Comfort them before they do their daily routine

c)

Comfort them after their daily routine

d)

None of the above

31.

What is considered as the most famous song of Cordillera which was introduced during the World War 2?

a)

Bad-iw

b)

Hudhud

c)

Oggayam

d)

Salidumay

32.

The following are characteristics of Cordillera vocal music EXCEPT ________.

a)

Communal

b)

Freee rhythm

c)

Solo style

d)

Melismatic

33.

The sulibaw of the Cordillera and the kinaban of the Mangyans are similar instruments.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Bad-iw is a song sung while pounding rice.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

The kudyapi is a three to four stringed fiddle with a bow made from human hair.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Vocal music from the Cordillera is very melismatic. What does melismatic mean?

a)

A symbol that denotes two to four notes in the same symbol

b)

Chanted in rituals and celebrations

c)

It uses syllabic text setting for the lyrics

d)

Several notes are sung to one syllable text

37.

Where is the ambahan usually written?

a)

Bamboo

b)

Plywood

c)

Luka

d)

Metals

38.

1. What do we call this musical instrument?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

39.

2. What do we call this musical instrument?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

40.

3. What do we call this musical instrument?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

41.

4. What do we call this musical instrument?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

42.

5. What musical instruments that is a set of two wide- rimmed, vertically suspended gong?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

43.

6. What musical instruments that is a single- headed Philippine drum, primarily used as a supportive instruments?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

44.

7. What musical instruments that is the only non-gong elements of the Maguindanao ensemble?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

45.

8. What musical instruments that is a modern term for an instrumental form of music composed on a row of small, horizontally-laid gongs that function melodically, accomplished by larger, suspended gongs and drums?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

46.

11. What musical instruments that is a two- stringed long- necked lute common in Mindanao and Palawan?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

47.

12. What musical instruments that is used by the maguindanao, Maranao, and Tausug people of the Philippines as a supportive instrument in kulintang ensemble?

a)

Dabakan

b)

Kulintang

c)

Agung

d)

Kudyapi

48.

a)

Aerophone

b)

Chordophone

c)

Idiophone

d)

Membranophone

49.

a)

Aerophone

b)

Chordophone

c)

Idiophone

d)

Membranophone

50.

a)

Aerophone

b)

Chordophone

c)

Idiophone

d)

Membranophone

51.

Gangsa

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

52.

Bungkaka/ Bilbil

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

53.

Tongali

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

54.

Tongatong

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

55.

Diwdiw-as

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

56.

Solibao

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

57.

Kulitong

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

58.

Ulibaw or Jew’s Harp

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

59.

Kuglong

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

60.

Pateteg

a)

Aerophone

b)

Membranophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone