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MAPEH 4 Review Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does the rhythmic pattern in traditional Filipino music reflect the beliefs and traditions of local communities?

a)

It mimics the sounds of modern pop music to appeal to younger audiences.

b)

It follows the natural flow of conversations and stories in daily life.

c)

It is shaped by the rituals and religious ceremonies, often used to invoke spiritual presence.

d)

It is designed purely for entertainment purposes, unrelated to faith or tradition.

2.

What type of lifestyle does the Bagobo have?

a)

Nomadic

b)

settled

c)

Urban

d)

Informal

3.

Which of these best describes the Bagobo’s relationship with nature?

a)

They only use it for farming

b)

They respect it due to spiritual beliefs

c)

They ignore natural resources.

d)

They hate natural resources

4.

What does the Bagobo Rice Cycle dance represent?

a)

The use of modern techniques.

b)

The rhythm and movement reflecting of the local community.

c)

The rice production cycle.

d)

Hunting traditions

5.

Which of these steps is NOT part of the rice cycle dance?

a)

Planting rice.

b)

Water the rice

c)

To take good care of the rice plant.

d)

Fishing

6.

What is one of the purpose of performing the Bagobo Rice Cycle dance?

a)

To celebrate birthday

b)

To give thanks for a good harvest

c)

To celebrate christmas

d)

To celebrate freedom

7.

How many strings does the kutiyapi have?

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

8.

The kutiyapi is carved out of which type of wood?

a)

Narra Tree

b)

Molave Tree

c)

Coconut Tree

d)

Jackfruit Tree

9.

What is the main crop grown by the Bagobo Tribe?

a)

Sweet Potato

b)

Apple

c)

Rice

d)

Banana

10.

How can the rhythmic patterns in traditional Filipino music be influenced by religious or spiritual beliefs in your province?

a)

By changing the tempo based on the musician's mood

b)

By incorporating beats that reflect the timing of local prayers and chants

c)

By using random rhythms without any cultural meaning

d)

By only playing instruments without paying attention to the beat

11.

Which of the following BEST describes why promoting a healthy family is important for children's development?

a)

It helps children avoid making mistakes.

b)

It allows children to become independent too early.

c)

It helps children feel secure and loved, contributing to their healthy growth.

d)

It teaches children how to handle all responsibilities by themselves.

12.

In a healthy Filipino family, how can open communication be applied to resolve conflicts effectively?

a)

Ignoring the problem until it goes away.

b)

Allowing only the parents to speak while children listen.

c)

Encouraging each family member to calmly share their thoughts and feelings.

d)

Asking neighbors to intervene in family arguments.

13.

Why is it important for a family to enforce clear and fair rules at home?

a)

So that children will fear their parents and follow instructions.

b)

To ensure that all family members feel safe, respected, and understand expectations.

c)

To show that only the parents have authority in the household.

d)

To allow older siblings to control the behavior of younger ones.

14.

Which of the following situations demonstrates respect for family members' opinions and boundaries?

a)

A parent listening to their child’s side of the story before deciding on a punishment.

b)

A parent deciding every activity for the weekend without asking the children.

c)

Allowing children to argue until one gives up.

d)

Parents forcing children to follow their decisions without explanation.

15.

Which of the following strategies best demonstrates agility and coordination when attacking in a game of patintero (a traditional Filipino game)?

a)

Moving quickly in straight lines while avoiding defenders

b)

Changing speed and direction to find an open space

c)

Waiting in one place for the right moment to move

d)

Following the same path as your teammates without adjusting movement