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Worksheets1G6 MUSARTS Philippine Revolution P2
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 31mins
What is a group of two singers called?
Trio
Quartet
Duo
Choir
How many singers are in a quartet?
Two
Three
Four
Five
Which of the following is led by a conductor?
Duo
Trio
Quartet
Choir
What is another name for a choir?
Duet
Chorale
Trio
Quartet
What does the term "dynamics" refer to in music?
Rhythm and tempo
Loudness and softness of sounds
Melody and harmony
Pitch and tone
Which symbol represents "very very soft" in music dynamics?
pp
p
ppp
mp
What is the meaning of the symbol "mf" in music dynamics?
Moderately soft
Moderately loud
Very loud
Soft
Which dynamic term means "gradually getting louder"?
Decrescendo
Forte
Crescendo
Fortissimo
What does the symbol "f" stand for in music dynamics?
Forte
Fortissimo
Mezzo Forte
Piano
What is an accent in a musical composition?
A type of instrument
Emphasis or stress on a note or group of notes
A musical scale
A type of rhythm
What does a Martellato accent indicate?
A soft and gentle sound
A hammered manner within the dynamic range of forte and fortissimo
A slow and steady beat
A gradual increase in volume
What is the characteristic of a Marcato accent?
A smooth and flowing sound
A sharp attack when producing the sound
A decrease in tempo
A repeated note pattern
For how many years did the Spaniards rule the Philippine islands as a colony?
200 years
333 years
150 years
400 years
What method did the Spaniards use to divert the attention of the common people from their social and economic problems?
Sports events
Theater performances
Religious ceremonies
Political speeches
What type of plays were used to provide temporary relief to the people?
Tragedy and horror
Drama and comedy
Action and adventure
Mystery and thriller
What was one of the purposes of using theater during the Spanish rule in the Philippines?
To educate the people
To suppress Filipinos from expressing their patriotic sentiments freely
To promote Spanish culture
To entertain the Spanish rulers
What is a Komedya?
A type of dance
A play written in verse form
A musical instrument
A historical novel
What are the themes of Komedya de Santo?
Adventures of knights
Sacred themes about the lives and miracles of patron saints
Stories of ancient gods
Daily life of medieval farmers
What does Moro-moro depict?
Battles between dragons and knights
Themes about Christian vs. Moors (Muslims)
Stories of famous explorers
Life in ancient Egypt
What type of event is depicted in the first image?
A music concert
A street festival
A sports event
A political rally
What is the likely theme of the second image?
A comedy show
A historical play
A dance recital
A cooking demonstration
What is the Senakulo?
A traditional dance
A religious play
A musical concert
A historical reenactment
During which time of the year is the Senakulo presented?
Christmas
Easter
Holy Week
New Year
What themes are portrayed in the Senakulo?
The life of saints
The biblical account of creation, passion, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ
The miracles of Jesus
The parables of Jesus
What are some of the main topics covered by the Sarsuwela?
Technology and Innovation
Family and Marriage
Sports and Recreation
Science and Nature
Which social issues are highlighted in the Sarsuwela?
Environmental Pollution
Corruption and Abusive Government
Space Exploration
Technological Advancements
What language were the themes of Sarsuwela written in?
English
Spanish
Philippine languages
French
What event is depicted in the image?
A sports event
A cultural performance
A political rally
A music concert
Which flag is prominently displayed in the image?
United States
Japan
Philippines
China
What was the role of dance in indigenous Philippine communities before the Spaniards arrived?
It was a form of entertainment only.
It was demonstrated during rituals and ceremonies.
It was not present in their culture.
It was used for military training.
How did the Spanish influence the dance culture in the Philippines?
They banned all traditional dances.
They ignored the existing dance culture.
They introduced European dances and mixed them with traditional ones.
They replaced all dances with European ones.
What role did the church play in the lives of Filipinos after the introduction of Catholicism?
It became a place for trade.
It was ignored by the people.
It became the center of a person's social and religious life.
It was only visited during festivals.
Which of the following dances was originally an indigenous practice but later adopted by Christian beliefs?
Sinulog
Ballet
Flamenco
Tango
What is the theme of the Moros y Cristianos dance?
Harvest celebration
Conflicts of Christians and Moros
Wedding ceremony
Rain dance
What did the Spanish occupation seek to replace with Western Art?
Indigenous art
Modern art
Abstract art
Digital art
In what mediums can Spanish influence be primarily seen?
Religious themes
Scientific themes
Political themes
Economic themes
What are Santos carvings made of?
Wood, clay, ivory, or stone
Metal, glass, plastic, or paper
Fabric, leather, rubber, or wool
Sand, water, air, or fire
What was Damian Domingo known as in the context of Philippine art?
The father of Philippine Painting
The founder of Philippine Sculpture
The pioneer of Philippine Music
The creator of Philippine Dance
What was one of Damian Domingo's visions for Philippine art?
To make art exclusive to the elite
To make art available to everyone
To focus only on traditional art forms
To limit art education to certain regions
What role did Damian Domingo have at the art academy?
Student
Director
Teacher
Janitor
What kind of policies did Damian Domingo start at the art academy?
Discriminatory policies
Non-discriminatory policies
Restrictive policies
Exclusive policies
Which of the following artists is known for shifting from religious to secular themes in their artwork?
Pablo Picasso
Damian Domingo
Vincent van Gogh
Leonardo da Vinci
What was a common theme in the artworks created by artists like Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo?
Mythological scenes
Everyday scenes of Philippine life
Abstract art
Portraits of European royalty
How were the artworks of the period used by artists like Felix Hidalgo?
To promote religious beliefs
As instruments to give a political statement
To depict fantasy worlds
As educational tools for children
What was Juan Luna known for?
Being a famous scientist
Being a Filipino sculptor, painter, and political activist
Being a renowned musician
Being a celebrated author
Which award did Juan Luna win in 1884?
Nobel Prize
Pulitzer Prize
Gold medal at the Madrid Exposition of Fine Arts
Grammy Award
What was the name of Juan Luna's grand mural that was widely celebrated?
The Starry Night
The Mona Lisa
The Spoliarium
The Last Supper
Where was Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo born?
Paris, France
Madrid, Spain
Binondo, Manila
Barcelona, Spain
What notable achievement did Hidalgo's work "Las Vírgenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho" receive?
Gold medal
Bronze medal
Silver medal
No award
In which city did Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo build a career after studying in Madrid?
Rome
Paris
London
New York
What was one purpose of the artworks created by Filipinos portraying themes about revolt?
To entertain the public
To inform and awaken awareness
To sell in international markets
To depict everyday life
What ideals did the Filipino artworks aim to promote?
Wealth and prosperity
Liberty, progressive thought, and independence
Peace and harmony
Tradition and culture
What is a sarswela?
A type of Filipino dance
A Filipino musical play that includes singing, acting, and dancing
A traditional Filipino dish
A Filipino festival
How many members should be in each group for the sarswela task?
4 members
5 members
6 members
7 members
Which of the following is NOT a suggested theme for the sarswela?
Family
Friendship
Cooking
Politics & Slavery
What should the script for the sarswela serve as?
A performance guide
A worksheet
A rehearsal schedule
A costume list
What is required for a story and script to be rated as "Excellent" according to the criteria?
Complete story with clear structure
Clear, meaningful, and well-organized; shows Filipino values
Understandable but needs improvement in clarity or flow
Incomplete or unclear storyline
Which of the following describes "Good" creativity in the criteria?
Highly original and engaging; shows great effort
Some original ideas; shows effort
Few creative parts; needs more originality
Lacks creativity or copied work
What is the characteristic of "Fair" teamwork according to the criteria?
All members participate actively and support each other
Most members participate and cooperate
Uneven participation; some group issues
Poor teamwork; limited involvement from members
How is "Excellent" expression and acting defined in the criteria?
Very expressive and confident; clear delivery and emotions
Good energy and expression
Some expression but lacks clarity or confidence
Flat performance; little effort shown
What does "Needs Improvement" in preparation and timing indicate?
Well-rehearsed and within 3–5 minutes
Mostly prepared; slightly over/under time
Some signs of lack of rehearsal or major timing issues
Unprepared or far outside the time limit
