What is tempo in music?

What does the term 'Allegro' signify in music tempo?

If you were walking at a moderate pace, which tempo would match your speed?

It is considered a relaxed tempo

What does the term 'Andante' signify in music tempo?

Which term describes a moderate tempo?

Which tempo would be most suitable for a lively dance?

What is the principle of art in which the same elements are used over and over again?

Which type of repetition adds serenity and a pleasing feeling to the composition?

What is the technique of using distinct visual art elements in juxtaposition with each other to create balance and depth?

Which type of contrast refers to the contrast between the hues and saturation of an image?

How is emphasis achieved in art?

What is the purpose of repetition in art?

Which type of repetition allows artists to place art elements in an uneven position?

What is the technique of using smooth and rough surfaces in an artwork to create contrast?

How does contrast help in creating emphasis in art?

Why is it important for artists to understand the concept of emphasis in art?

They need to hold each other's hands to maintain balance, stand on partner's feet, and walk around the area maintaining position. What pair activity is it?

 What pair activity where both person needs to lock each other's arm?

The choices below are steps to do ankle hold walk, EXCEPT?

You need to place your hands on your hips, lift your one foot from the floor and fold your knee up, and place this foot on the side of your other knee supporting your balance. What solo activity is it?

From standing position, jump and turn to face the right or left and jumping ½ in the air to turn back. What solo activity it is?

They need to line up from shortest to tallest, and the first on the line will be the leader. They need to stand close to each other, and hold the waist of the one in front. Bend their knees slowly until you sit on the lap of the person behind you. The leader will call which foot to step first, this activity consists of at least 6 members. What do you call this group activity?

This group activity needs three members. The two members do the cat position in which their knees and hands are planted on the ground, and the last member climbs on top of the two and does the cat position too. What do you call this kind of group activity?

________is an activity that needs no one to play and you do not also need any equipment or material to perform it.

Mark and John want to perform activities or exercises together while having fun. What kind of activities is very appropriate for them to do?

Group activities are a kind of exercise or activity that needs ___________ participants and can be enjoyed by many friends.

A _____ is the designated place on the road for pedestrians to cross. It is marked with white lines.

They are assigned persons who implement traffic rules.

In traffic light, pedestrian green light means what?

In traffic light, pedestrian red light means what?

These are designated pavements at the side of the road. This is where the pedestrians walk when they do not need to cross the street.

In road rules, unload means what?

These are devices placed along, beside, or above a street to guide, warn, and regulate the flow of traffic. What do you call these devices?

___________ are physical defects on the road that may cause accidents.