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MUSIC-ARTS 7 REVIEW QUARTER 2

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term "Sulukan" refer to?

a)

type of traditional Indonesian dance

b)

mood-setting song performed by a puppeteer in Javanese wayang

c)

type of garment worn in Southeast Asia

d)

style of cooking in Panay Island

2.

Which regions are known for commonly wearing a sarong?

a)

Western Europe and the Middle East

b)

North America and South America

c)

Southeast Asia, South Asia, Western Asia, and many Pacific islands

d)

Northern Asia and Eastern Europe

3.

What type of instrument is the tikumbo?

a)

Wind instrument

b)

Bowed instrument

c)

Percussion and chordophone

d)

Plucked string instrument

4.

Which bamboo instrument of the Panay Bukidnon uses the technique called pang-midya by closing or covering a hole to vary pitch?

a)

Tikumbo

b)

Suganggang

c)

Litgit

d)

Subing

5.

Why are instruments in a gamelan set typically not interchangeable with instruments from another set

a)

They are built and tuned to stay together as a unique set

b)

Each instrument has its own specialized player

c)

They are made from different materials that are incompatible

d)

Gamelan instruments are only used for certain types of ceremonies

6.

Imagine you are a musician in Panay Bukidnon. If you want to produce a high-pitched buzzing sound that you can adjust by covering a hole, which instrument would you use?

a)

Tulali

b)

Suganggang

c)

Tikumbo

d)

Subing

7.

If a gamelan ensemble needed an instrument to play a melody with wooden bars rather than metal ones, which instrument would they most likely use?

a)

Saron

b)

Bonang

c)

Gambang

d)

Kempul

8.

Imagine you are asked to design a new gamelan ensemble setup. Which two types of instruments would you place in the back to ensure that they produce resonant sounds that can be heard across the ensemble?

a)

Bonang and Gambang

b)

Kempul and Gong Ageng

c)

Saron and Gambang

d)

Kendang and Bonang

9.

What does the term "hirinugyaw" mean in the Hirinugyaw-Suguidanonay Festival?

a)

Story telling

b)

Shadow play

c)

Jubilation

d)

Devotion

10.

What does "wayang kulit" mean in Indonesian traditional theater?

a)

Jubilation and Story telling

b)

Patterns and desgin

c)

epic chanting

d)

shadow from the hide

11.

How does the suguidanonay aspect of the Hirinugyaw-Suguidanonay Festival relate to the Panay Bukidnon community of Calinog?

a)

It represents their traditional way of storytelling

b)

It is a traditional fabric dyeing method

c)

It showcases their skills in embroidery

d)

It is a puppet performance for children

12.

Which art form is used by the Panay Bukidnon to create patterns reflecting their environment?

a)

Ikat

b)

Wayang Kulit

c)

Panubok

d)

Sugidanon

13.

If a Panay Bukidnon garment has a floral design inspired by a plant that signals the start of planting season, which panubok design is being used?

a)

Linantay

b)

Linabog

c)

Girigiti

d)

Binalagon

14.

A Panay Bukidnon garment features a pattern that resembles zigzag edges, often found on blouses. Which two panubok designs would most likely be combined to create this edging?

a)

Linabog and Tuko-tuko

b)

Girigiti and Togi-togi

c)

Inagsam and Linantay

d)

Binalagon and Tuko-tuko

15.

Imagine you are a skilled textile artist planning to create a complex ikat design with intricate patterns on both the warp and weft threads, aiming to achieve a balanced and symmetrical look. Which type of ikat technique would be most suitable for this design, and in which locations might similar techniques have been traditionally practiced

a)

Warp ikat, traditionally practiced in Central Asia and Latin America

b)

Double ikat, traditionally practiced in Okinawa (Japan), Tenganan (Indonesia), and Pochampally (India).

c)

Weft ikat, traditionally practiced in Africa and Southeast Asia

d)

Single ikat, commonly practiced in villages across India and Central Asia

16.

What is the primary focus of the creative process?

a)

The act of creating a physical object

b)

Taking a challenge or problem and working through various possibilities to design a solution

c)

Only producing artistic works such as paintings or songs

d)

Utilizing skills without any problem to solve

17.

Which of the following best defines "creative work"?

a)

A problem-solving method

b)

Something made using imagination and skills, such as a painting, song, or story

c)

A process involving brainstorming ideas

d)

The act of analyzing challenges

18.

What is the main focus during the preparation phase of the creative process?

a)

Daydreaming and allowing ideas to come naturally

b)

Ignoring previous knowledge to create something entirely new

c)

Finalizing the design and presenting it

d)

Conducting rigorous research and gathering ideas and resources related to the challenge

19.

During the incubation phase, which of the following activities is emphasized?

a)

During the incubation phase, which of the following activities is emphasized?

b)

Detailed planning and structuring of the final product

c)

Collecting feedback from others on completed work

d)

Completing the project in a linear fashion without revisiting ideas

20.

Which activity is most relevant during the preparation phase of the creative process?

a)

Gathering ideas and resources related to the challenge

b)

Daydreaming about potential ideas

c)

Creating final drafts of the work

d)

Refining the solution after the illumination

21.

During the incubation phase, what type of thinking is commonly engaged in by students?

a)

Linear problem-solving

b)

Collecting feedback from peers

c)

Finalizing the production of artwork

d)

"What if" thinking about possibilities

22.

What distinguishes the illumination phase from the verification phase in the creative process?

a)

Illumination is focused on gathering ideas, while verification is about refining them

b)

Illumination involves the emergence of new ideas, whereas verification is about confirming and producing them

c)

Illumination occurs after verification, providing insights into the production

d)

Illumination is an ongoing process, while verification is a singular event.

23.

How might the outcome of a creative project be affected if insufficient time is spent in the incubation phase?

a)

The project will likely be more successful due to faster decision-making.

b)

The final artwork will be completed more quickly, meeting deadlines effectively

c)

The ideas generated may lack depth and originality, leading to a less innovative outcome

d)

The need for sketches and drafts will be minimized, streamlining the process.

24.

If you were to design a new art project, which phase would be the most critical for gathering inspiration and ideas?

a)

Verification phase

b)

Incubation phase

c)

Illumination phase

d)

Preparation phase

25.

What might be a useful activity during the incubation phase when developing a new concept?

a)

Preparing final drafts for presentation

b)

Collecting data and conducting research

c)

Actively exploring ideas and allowing free-flowing thoughts

d)

Reviewing past artworks for inspiration