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ELEC finals

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 41mins

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Class
Date
1.


  •  It is derived from the Greek word dran meaning “to do” or  “to act.” It is a work of art made up of words, which is  meant to be designed for theatrical performance. 

a)

Drama

b)

Theater

c)

Plot

d)

Dramaturgy

2.

 rhythm of speech or the use of literal music. Both of which are  utilized to drive a narrative forward, or delineate character and emotion

a)

Plot

b)

Thought/theme

c)

Diction/Language

d)

Music

3.

something which we can see on stage, also known  as “setting”

a)

Music

b)

Thought/theme

c)

Plot

d)

Spectacle

4.
  • the protagonist and their relationship to  the other characters and to the world they inhabit

a)

Plot

b)

Character/Community

c)

Thought/theme

d)

Music

5.

the psychology behind the character’s action

a)

Thought/theme

b)

plot

c)

spectacle

d)

music

6.
  • the dialogue, which in addition to action, is a  tactic characters utilize to achieve their, often opposing, objectives

a)

plot

b)

character/community

c)

Diction/language

d)

spectacle

7.

It refers mainly to the plays that are 

produced.

a)

DRAMA

b)

THEATER

8.

It is about the script divided into “acts”

a)

DRAMA

b)

THEATER

9.

It is an abstract entity

a)

DRAMA

b)

THEATER

10.

The "Production"

a)

DRAMA

b)

THEATER

11.

The interpretation is depending on the 

audience


a)

DRAMA

b)

THEATER

12.

It refers to the structure where the 

performances are held as well as to the 

company of players who perform.

a)

DRAMA

b)

THEATER

13.


  •  It is about the celebration of life. ____ is a  work intended to interest, involve and amuse  the audience in which no terrible disaster occurs and that ends happily for the main character. 

a)

Melodrama

b)

Tragedy

c)

Comedy

d)

satire

14.

Peripeteia, Hamartia, Anagnorisis, Catharsis is in what type of genre of drama?

a)

Tragedy

b)

Comedy

c)

Satire

d)

Melodrama

15.
  • It is a play that is characterized by broad humor, wild antics and often slapstick, pratfalls or other physical humor.

a)

Farce

b)

Musical

c)

Melodrama

d)

Comedy

16.

Which is not an element of theater

a)

DIRECTING

b)

PLOT

c)

SPECTACLE

d)

DICTION

e)

NONE OF THE ABOVE

17.
  • the overall look of the production)

    •  Ex. Set design, costume, lighting effects, sound effects

a)

DIRECTING

b)

ACTING

c)

PRODUCTION DESIGN

d)

SPECTACLE

18.
  • Also known as  “theater-in-the-round”, it is a central stage surrounded by audience on all sides. The stage area is often raised to improve sightedness.

a)

FLEXIBLE

b)

THRUST

c)

ARENA

d)

PROSCENIUM

19.

This stage has a “backstage” which is out of sight of the audience

a)

THRUST

b)

ARENA

c)

FLEXIBLE

d)

PROSCENIUM

20.

celebrates poetically the “beautiful and sublime”

a)

SYMBOLISM

b)

EXPRESSIONISM

c)

ABSURDISM

d)

REALISTIC

21.
  •  a ritual-like experience in which spectators contacts his own psyche which usually includes aggression and alteration of thoughts

a)

THEATER OF CRUELTY

b)

ABSURDISM

c)

CAMP

d)

REALISM

22.

 is the earliest known form of organized theater in the Philippines. It is a comedia or a folk drama based on  the battles between Christians and the Muslim Moros.

a)

MORO-MORO

b)

SARSWELA

c)

KOMEDYA

d)

MINDANAO

23.
  • produces plays that reflects the problems in society, and these would soon lead to street performances.

a)

Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA)

b)

Rolando Tinio

c)

Gatimpala Theater Foundation

d)

Repertory Philippines

24.

Brought Western plays in the country through English and contemporary styles like Annie and Evita by the tandem of Zenaida Amador (1933-2008) Land Carmen “Baby” Barredo (1941-2021).

a)

 Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA)

b)

Gatimpala Theater Foundation

c)

Rolando Tinio

d)

Repertory Philippines

25.

National Artist for Theater and Literature, spearheaded Tanghalang Pilipino as a resident theater company of the Cultural Center of the

Philippines, and present Western plays in Filipino.

(1937-1997)

a)

Rolando Tinio

b)

Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

c)

Salvador F. Bernál

d)

Lamberto V. Avellana

26.

Honorata "Atang" de la Rama (1902-1991)

a)
  • Theater and Literature 

b)

Theater and Music

c)
  • Theater and Film

d)

Theater and Set Design 

27.
  • Theater and Film

a)

Lamberto V. Avellana

b)

Salvador F. Bernál

c)

Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

d)

Rolando S. Tínio (1937-1997)

28.

serves as a priestess or chieftain who acts as an oracle to the entire townsfolk.

a)

Bodabil

b)

babaylan

c)

Vaudeville

d)

Komedya

29.

Walang Sugat by ____ became the major Philippine sarswelain 1902.

a)

Severino Reyes

b)

Rolando S. Tínio

c)

Daisy Hontiveros-Avellana

d)

Antonio “Tony” Mabesa

30.

brought a musical variety show such as Bodabil or Vaudeville.

a)

AMERICANS

b)

SPANIARDS

c)

WORLD WAR II

d)

JAPANESE

31.

is the art of expressing ideas,  emotions and stories in a given space,  through purposeful movement of the  body, often in harmony with music, rhythm  or silence.

a)

Dance

b)

Music

c)

Play

d)

Intrument

32.

According to Greek philosopher ___  Poetics, dance means "to represent men's characters as well as what they do and suffer."


a)

Aristotle

b)

Socrates

c)

Plato

d)

Epicurus

33.

WHICH IS NOT A REASON IN PERFORMING DANCE

a)

As a form of worship or ritual (including mysticism)

b)

As a mean of courtship

c)
  • As a way to establish acquaintance or contact

d)

As a form of "sadness"

34.
  • The movements being performed, which can range from simple gestures to complex choreography.

a)

Action

b)

Body

c)

Space

d)

Energy

35.
  • This is the quality of movement and action including force, flow, dynamics, intensity, emotional state and presence.

a)

time

b)

space

c)

energy

d)

action

36.

Choreography should balance repetition and variation to engage the audience.

a)

Improvisation and Creativity

b)

Balance and Control

c)

Unity and Variety

d)

Rhythm and Musicality

37.

(ex. "ballroom dance", "club dance")

a)

Social dance

b)

Spectacular dance

c)

theatrical dance

d)

enthological dance

38.

These dances originated from indigenous communities in the Philippines and often reflect rituals, daily activities or nature.

a)
  1. Rural/Barrio Dances

b)

Ethnic/Tribal Dances

c)

Festival Dances

d)
  1. Muslim Dances

39.

Pangalay, Kappa malong malong and asik are examples of:

a)

Festival Dances

b)

Muslim Dances

c)
  1. Spanish-Influenced Dances ("Maria Clara Suite")

d)

Ethnic/Tribal Dances

40.

is a traditional dance form originating from Batangas that centers around the Holy Cross of Alitagtag. This ritual, deeply rooted in religion and history, is cherished by the local community.

a)

Subli

b)

Pandanggo sa ilaw

c)

Habanera de Jovencita

d)

Carinosa

41.

Carinosa, Habanera de jovencia, La jota moncadena are examples of:

a)
  1. Rural/Barrio Dances

b)

Muslim Dances

c)
  1. Spanish-Influenced Dances ("Maria Clara Suite")

d)

Ethnic/Tribal Dances

42.

 is one of the most famous and vibrant festivals in the Philippines, celebrated in Kalibo, Aklan, on the island of Panay.

a)

Ati-Atihan Dance

b)

Dinagyang Dance

c)

Obando Fertility Dance

d)


Obando Festival

43.
  • Recognized for its role in improving mental and physical well-being.

a)

Cultural Appreciation


b)

Physical Fitness


c)

Entertainment

d)

Celebrating Diversity

44.
  • Dance often fosters community and connection in both informal and formal settings.

a)

Physical Fitness

b)

Cultural Appreciation

c)

Entertainment

d)

Social Engagement

45.

 traditional Filipino folk dance from the Maranao people of Mindanao.

a)

Kappa Malong-Malong

b)

Pangalay

c)

Pandanggo sa llaw

d)

Tinikling

46.

be digital drawings, paintings, photographs, installation art, film, or sculptures, which artists create using a computer or a digital camera.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

47.

Salvador Dali created a photographic mosaic

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

48.

The development of modern transportation and means of communication during the first half of the 19th century aroused the curiosity of several artists.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

49.
  • In 1985, a computer called The Amiga was introduced to the public.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

50.

 is a digital art that uses pixels to create an artwork. Pixels are tiny squares representing different colors.

a)

PIXEL ART

b)

VECTOR PAINTING

c)

3D MODELING

d)

DIGITAL INSTALLATION ART

51.

art refers to the artist's use of a computer or digital technology to control both real and virtual worlds to create an immersive experience for the audience.

a)

DIGITAL INSTALLATION ART

b)

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ART

c)

3D ANIMATION

d)

3D SCULPTING

52.

refers to a photograph captured using a digital camera and transformed into a better image using various techniques and software.

a)

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTO MANIPULATION

b)

DIGITAL PAINTING AND DRAWING

c)

VECTOR PAINTING

d)

3D MODELING

53.

is one of the most popular types of digital art forms. This type allows digital artists to produce artwork via digital technology.

a)

DIGITAL PAINTING AND DRAWING

b)

2D ANIMATION

c)

DIGITAL INSTALLATION ART

d)

PIXEL ART

54.
  • Examples of ___ are children's animated shows like The Flinstones, The Simpsons, Looney Tunes characters, and the classic Disney shows.

a)

2D ANIMATION

b)

3D MODELING

c)

3D ANIMATION

d)

3D SCULPTING

55.
  •  involves the creation of 3D graphics from geometric shapes using software like Maya, Blender, or ZBrush. Films, digital games, and animated visuals use this type of digital art.

a)

3D MODELING

b)

 3D ANIMATION

c)

3D SCULPTING

d)

3D PAINT