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Q1 Unit MAPEH

Total questions: 64

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Any body movement that works your muscles and requires more energy than resting.

(a)  

2.

When  we  lack  movement,  the  surrounding  tissue  around  our  joints stiffens and tightens resulting to discomfort in moving. 

a)

Discomfort  in  moving

b)

Weight  gain

c)

Musculoskeletal  injuries

d)

Non-communicable  diseases

3.

It  is  when  we  move  that  we  use  up  the  calories  we  intake.  When  we  lack  physical  activity,  this  calories  will  not  be  burned  and  will  be  stored  up  as  fats.  It  will  eventually lead to an increase in body weight. 

a)

Musculoskeletal  injuries

b)

Weight  gain

c)

Discomfort  in  moving

d)

Non-communicable  diseases

4.

When  we  lack  movement,  the  joints  cannot  maximize  its  range  of  motion  which  may  result  in  the  development  of  arthritis  and  joint  pain.  Physical inactivity can also lead to a decrease in bone density or worst, osteoporosis. 

a)

Musculoskeletal  injuries

b)

Discomfort  in  moving

c)

Weight gain

d)

Non-communicable  diseases

5.

drives  an  individual  to  do  the  things  they  love  over  and  over  again.  The  more pleasure you get from exercise, the more motivated you become to exercise.

(a)  

6.

a  hormone  that  is  responsible  for  giving  a  physically  active  individual,  the  gifts of deep sleep, a more control on appetite and improved mood. 

(a)  

7.

these  are  the  natural  painkillers  of  the  body.  When  released  in  the  body  through  physical  activity  like  exercise,  an  individual  can  feel  a  sense  of  satisfaction  and  pleasure. 

(a)  

8.

Physical activity can be done at home and in the workplace.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

People  who  suffer  from  discomfort  in  moving  are  discouraged  from  engaging  in  physical activity to prevent further injuries.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Physical inactivity can alter the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle. 

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Movement is an indication of life. 

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Lack of movement poses great harm to one’s health.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

are organized physical activities that are often teacher-led orsupervised by an adult.

(a)  

14.

is usually in a form of free play such as playing duringbreak time in school, playing tag games, hide and seek, and the likes.

(a)  

15.

are electronic devices that can  store, retrieve and process data.

(a)  

16.

can be used at home, at work and at school. They can be desktop computers which are stationary or portable laptops which can be used anywhere.

(a)  

17.

are physical parts inside and outside the computer

(a)  

18.

are programs and applications that command instructions to the hardware.

Examples include games, browsers and processors.

(a)  

19.

In 1952 he created the “Oscillons” which was made by manipulating the electronic waves that appear on screen.

(a)  

20.

are combinations of electronic waves that form geometric figures and were first created by Ben Laposky.

(a)  

21.

In 1965, a mathematician, (a)   , was inspired to reimagine the painting of artist Paul Klee, titled 'Highroads and Byroads'.

22.

one of the most popular works from Bell Lab was the “ (a)   ”, ASCII-style artwork of a reclining nude woman in 1967 which was featured on the front page of the New York Times.

23.

The (a)   pioneered  by Leon Harmon and Ken Knowlton in the1960s is still used by computer artists just like  in this 2012 computer generated lion image

24.

he constructed them from bomb-sight computers in the 1960s which produced artworks with abstract drawings.

(a)  

25.

who was one of the emerging artists that time, used his own image - generating system to produce digital artworks which includes the 'Untitled Computer Assisted Drawing’ in 1975.

(a)  

26.

(a)   of the computer controls the speed of your computer while processing temporary information. The typical memory of a computer ranges from 4 to 32 GB.

27.

The (a)   is the main component of every computer. It is made up of multiple cores which run programs and process information. Higher number of cores means faster performance.

28.

(a)   give more memory for graphic related activities.

29.

store long term information in the computer

(a)  

30.

is one of the most basic yet most popular digital art computer programs. 

(a)  

31.

is a built-in application in Windows 10 that allows users to create both two-dimensional and threedimensional designs.

(a)  

32.

is one of the most popular free drawing programs. It has different digital painting and editing tools that artists can manipulate. It is free open source with support and tutorials.

a)

Krita

b)

My Paint

c)

Corel Painter

d)

Adobe Creative Cloud

33.

designed a poster for the movie “The Jungle Book”

a)

Vincent Rhafael Aseo

b)

Antonio Gorordo

c)

Kristian Henson

34.

Scientists and mathematicians were the first ones to create digital artworks.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

The specifications of a computer affect the quality of digital artwork.

a)

true

b)

false

36.

There are very limited programs for digital arts in Linux and Mac.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

MS Paint can create 3D arts.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

  Filipino artists make names in digital arts abroad.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

are shapes, texts and images that depict a brand, company, organization and even a person. 

(a)  

40.

It should be eye-catching and should attract attention. It must stand out and noticeable to different people.

a)

A good logo is unique

b)

A good logo embodies the brand

c)

A good logo is memorable

41.

1.     It should be synonymous with the company itself. It should present the beliefs of the owner. It should communicate the values of the institution. It should trigger emotions that you want people feel whenever they interact with your products.

a)

A good logo embodies the brand

b)

A good logo is unique

c)

A good logo is memorable

42.

  It should be easy to remember. It should trigger emotions that you want people feel whenever they interact with your products.

a)

A good logo is memorable

b)

A good logo is simple

c)

A good logo is timeless

43.

It should be easy to read and recognize. It should look good against any background.

a)

A good logo is simple

b)

A good logo is timeless

c)

A good logo is flexible

44.

The design should persist through time. It should have the ability to evolve without losing key qualities.

a)

A good logo is simple

b)

A good logo is timeless

c)

A good logo is scalable

45.

It has multiple versions. It can be presented in different colors. It can be outlined both vertically and horizontally.

a)

A good logo is timeless

b)

A good logo is flexible

c)

A good logo is scalable

46.

It can be placed on different media with different sizes. It has a long version, medium version and short version.

a)

A good logo is scalable

b)

A good logo is timeless

c)

A good logo is flexible

47.

power, strength, authority

a)

black

b)

white

c)

red

48.

simplicity, perfection, innocence

a)

white

b)

gray

c)

blue

49.

modest,  authority

a)

white

b)

gray

c)

black

50.

aggressiveness, energy, love, passion

a)

red

b)

green

c)

blue

51.

nature, earth, renewal, life, peace, safety, respect

a)

red

b)

green

c)

white

52.

confidence, peace ,integrity, calmness

a)

blue

b)

yellow

c)

brown

53.

happy emotions, sunrise, enjoyment, festivities

a)

red

b)

yellow

c)

blue

54.

earth, simplicity, harmony, responsibility,  seriousness

a)

brown

b)

green

c)

gray

55.

projects unity, love, friendship and community

a)

circle

b)

ring

c)

triangle

56.

implies partnership and marriage

a)

rings

b)

circle

c)

squares

57.

shows stability, professionalism, strength, balance and efficiency

a)

traingles and squares

b)

circle

c)

rings

58.

friendship, comfort, protection, positive feelings, compassion, tenderness, love, affection, care

a)

curved lines

b)

vertical line

c)

horizontal lines

59.

competitiveness, strength,stability, professionalism, balance

a)

curved lines

b)

diagonal lines

c)

vertical lines

60.

composure, calmness, silence, community, order, tranquility, trustworthiness

a)

horizontal lines

b)

vertical lines

c)

diagonal lines

61.

dynamism, uniqueness

a)

diagonal lines

b)

curved lines

c)

vertical lines

62.

contain images without texts. These graphic designs convey messages without the help of words. They are usually difficult to imitate.

a)

logo marks

b)

combination marks

c)

logotypes

63.

feature texts with stylized fonts which can be plain or sophisticated. It can be a name, slogan or abbreviation.

a)

logo marks

b)

logotypes

c)

combination marks

64.

make use of both texts and images. There should be balance on words and graphic designs to present message clearly

a)

combination marks

b)

logotypes

c)

logo marks