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REVIEWER IN MAPEH 4 (ST1-Q4)

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main theme of the Panagbenga Festival?

a)

Harvest Season

b)

Flowers and Nature

c)

Christmas Celebration

d)

New Year's Eve

2.

What region in the Philippines is known for celebrating Panagbenga Festival?

a)

Ilocos Region

b)

Cordillera Administrative Region

c)

Visayas Region

d)

Mindanao Region

3.

What type of dance is performed during the Panagbenga Festival?

a)

Ballroom Dance

b)

Folk Dance

c)

Street Dance

d)

Ballet

4.

Which element is MOST evident in the floats used in the Panagbenga Festival?

a)

Wood Carving

b)

Colorful Flowers

c)

Paper Cutouts

d)

Recycled Materials

5.

What does the word "Panagbenga" mean?

a)

Flower Blooming

b)

Harvest Time

c)

Dance of the Gods

d)

King's Coronation

6.

What is the primary musical instrument used in the Panagbenga Festival parade?

a)

Violin

b)

Drums

c)

Piano

d)

Trumpet

7.

How do colors in the Panagbenga Festival express its theme?

a)

By using dark colors to symbolize mystery

b)

By using only black and white to show simplicity

c)

By using bright colors to represent flowers and joy

d)

By using only blue and red to show bravery

8.

Why is the use of theatrical elements important in the Panagbenga Festival performances?

a)

To make the parade longer

b)

To keep the performers entertained

c)

To enhance storytelling and entertainment

d)

To make the festival look scary

9.

How does music affect the mood of the Panagbenga Festival?

a)

It makes people feel sad and lonely

b)

It brings energy and excitement to the festival

c)

It does not affect the festival

d)

It makes people want to leave early

10.

What would happen if the dancers did not follow the rhythm of the music?

a)

The dance would look unorganized

b)

The festival would still be enjoyable

c)

The audience would not notice

d)

The parade would be shorter

11.

Why is it important to use flowers in the festival floats?

a)

To attract insects

b)

To showcase the natural beauty of Baguio

c)

To make the floats heavier

d)

To reduce costs

12.

If you were to design a float for the Panagbenga Festival, what element would you focus on the most?

a)

Music

b)

Flowers and Color

c)

Theatrical Effects

d)

Costume Design

13.

Why do you think the Panagbenga Festival is an important tradition?

a)

It helps preserve Filipino culture and creativity

b)

It allows people to skip school

c)

It is just a fun activity

d)

It is only for tourists

14.

If you were to add another element to the Panagbenga Festival, what would it be?

a)

A fireworks display

b)

A costume contest

c)

A book reading event

d)

A film screening

15.

Do you think the Panagbenga Festival should continue in the future? Why?

a)

Yes, because it celebrates culture and tourism

b)

No, because it is tiring for the performers

c)

No, because it costs too much

d)

Yes, but only if new elements are added

16.

Which of the following is a basic health right of a child?

a)

Right to play video games all day

b)

Right to receive proper medical care

c)

Right to sleep late every night

d)

Right to eat only sweets

17.

What organization protects children's rights around the world?

a)

WHO

b)

UNICEF

c)

NASA

d)

FIFA

18.

Which law in the Philippines protects children's rights?

a)

Clean Air Act

b)

Child Protection Act

c)

Tax Reform Act

d)

National Defense Act

19.

What does proper nutrition mean for a child?

a)

Eating only junk food

b)

Eating a balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, and protein

c)

Skipping meals to stay slim

d)

Eating only what they like

20.

What should a child do if they feel sick at school?

a)

Ignore it and keep playing

b)

Tell the teacher or school nurse

c)

Run around to feel better

d)

Go home without telling anyone

21.

Which of these is NOT a basic health right of a child?

a)

Right to clean water

b)

Right to proper education

c)

Right to a healthy environment

d)

Right to drive a car

22.

Why is it important for children to have regular check-ups with a doctor?

a)

To miss school

b)

To monitor their growth and health

c)

To get free candy from the clinic

d)

To make them scared of hospitals

23.

What could happen if a child does not have access to clean water?

a)

They will have more energy

b)

Their skin will glow

c)

They might get sick from bacteria and viruses

d)

They will become stronger

24.

Why should children be educated about their health rights?

a)

So they can argue with adults

b)

So they can become doctors

c)

So they can protect themselves and make good choices

d)

So they can skip school

25.

If a child does not get enough sleep, how will it affect their health?

a)

They will feel more active

b)

They will have difficulty concentrating and feel tired

c)

They will grow taller faster

d)

They will become stronger

26.

How does having a clean environment affect a child's health?

a)

It helps prevent sickness and infections

b)

It has no effect

c)

It makes people spend more money

d)

It only helps adults

27.

If you were a leader, how would you ensure children's health rights are protected?

a)

Provide free health check-ups and vaccinations

b)

Let children do whatever they want

c)

Build more shopping malls

d)

Increase video game availability

28.

Do you think every child has access to their health rights? Why or why not?

a)

Yes, because all hospitals are free

b)

No, because some children live in poor areas

c)

No, because children don't get sick

d)

Yes, because health is not important

29.

If you could improve one health right for children, what would it be?

a)

Access to healthier food

b)

More parks for exercise

c)

More hospitals in rural areas

d)

All of the above

30.

Why should we respect and support children's health rights?

a)

Because children are the future of society

b)

Because children can work harder when healthy

c)

Because children should not be active

d)

Because only adults matter

31.

What are consumer rights?

a)

Laws that protect sellers from buyers

b)

Rules that protect buyers from unfair practices

c)

Guidelines on how to become a seller

d)

Laws that force people to buy only local products

32.

Which of the following is a consumer right?

a)

The right to be informed

b)

The right to cheat

c)

The right to overprice items

d)

The right to sell fake products

33.

Why is it important to know your consumer rights?

a)

So you can be a better buyer and protect yourself

b)

So you can buy more expensive products

c)

So you can ignore store policies

d)

So you can avoid shopping completely

34.

What should you do if you receive a defective product?

a)

Sell it to someone else

b)

Throw it away immediately

c)

Complain to the seller and ask for a replacement

d)

Ignore the problem and keep it

35.

What does "right to choose" mean for consumers?

a)

They cannot return any item they buy

b)

They must always buy the cheapest item

c)

They are forced to buy from one store only

d)

They can select from different brands and products