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MAPEH 10 Q1 SUMMATIVE TEST

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A music teacher plays a short excerpt filled with shifting harmonies and tone colors that evoke a misty landscape. Which composer’s style is most likely being heard?

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Claude Debussy

c)

Arnold Schoenberg

d)

Sergei Prokofiev

2.

During a music appreciation activity, students are tasked to compare the textures in Debussy’s Clair de Lune and Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire. Which statement best distinguishes Impressionism from Expressionism?

a)

Impressionism uses tonal ambiguity; Expressionism uses strict tonality

b)

Impressionism is light and atmospheric; Expressionism is intense and emotional

c)

Impressionism relies on folk melodies; Expressionism rejects melody

d)

Impressionism uses polyphony; Expressionism uses monophony

 

3.

A modern composer wants to evoke fleeting impressions of nature using whole-tone scales and unresolved chords. Which period and style are he emulating?

a)

Romantic Period – Nationalism

b)

20th Century – Impressionism

c)

20th Century – Expressionism

d)

Classical Period – Neoclassicism

4.

Which musical element in Debussy’s works directly challenges the traditional rules of harmony?

a)

Parallel chords (planning)

b)

I–V–I progression   

c)

Circle of fifths

d)

Alberti bass

5.

A film director wants an unsettling and tense atmosphere for a horror scene. Which Expressionist technique would be most effective?

a)

Use of whole-tone scales

b)

Use of 12-tone serialism

c)

Use of pentatonic scales

d)

Use of regular rhythmic patterns

6.

In class discussion, a student claims that Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire is Impressionist because it paints vivid imagery. How should you correct them?

a)

By explaining that vivid imagery is only Romantic

b)

By pointing out that it uses atonality and Sprechstimme, key features of Expressionism

c)

By saying Debussy invented Sprechstimme

d)

By noting that all atonal music is Impressionist

7.

Which of the following best explains why Debussy is considered the father of Impressionist music?

a)

He rejected tonality completely

b)

He created music to depict inner psychological states

c)

He pioneered the use of modal scales, unresolved dissonances, and tone colors to suggest images

d)

He wrote the first opera in the 20th century

8.

A musicologist is asked to arrange these works chronologically: Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune (Debussy), Verklärte Nacht (Schoenberg), and The Firebird (Stravinsky). Which is the correct order?

a)

Debussy – Schoenberg – Stravinsky

b)

Schoenberg – Debussy – Stravinsky

c)

Stravinsky – Schoenberg – Debussy

d)

Debussy – Stravinsky – Schoenberg

 

9.

If Debussy’s music captures fleeting sensory impressions, Schoenberg’s music primarily aims to:

a)

Reflect realistic landscapes

b)

Depict psychological truths and raw emotion

c)

Promote national identity

d)

Return to classical forms

10.

Which of these techniques is most closely associated with Schoenberg’s twelve-tone method?

a)

Using each note of the chromatic scale once before repeating

b)

Writing melodies in pentatonic scale

c)

Using unresolved dissonance to depict nature

d)

Avoiding rhythm entirely

11.

After studying a score, a student notices repeating tone rows in retrograde and inversion. Which composer’s influence is most evident?

a)

Claude Debussy   

b)

Arnold Schoenberg   

c)

Maurice Ravel   

d)

Béla Bartók

12.

Which of the following situations best represents cross-disciplinary influence in Impressionism?

a)

Debussy composing music inspired by Monet’s paintings

b)

Schoenberg writing music based on Freud’s theories

c)

Bartók collecting folk songs for orchestral arrangements

d)

Stravinsky composing for ballet companies

13.

A student says that Impressionism and Expressionism both break from Romanticism. Which argument best supports this?

a)

Both styles use major-minor tonality exclusively

b)

Both styles aim to expand emotional range and break harmonic traditions

c)

Both styles rely on clear thematic development

d)

Both styles use identical instrumentation

14.

A conductor programs a concert featuring Clair de Lune and Pierrot Lunaire. Which best describes the contrast the audience will hear?

a)

Dreamy, fluid harmonies vs. intense, dissonant atonality

b)

Folk-inspired dance rhythms vs. strict counterpoint

c)

Bright brass fanfares vs. soft string melodies

d)

Minimalist repetition vs. complex fugues

15.

While observing Monet’s Water Lilies, a student notices the blending of brush strokes to create an illusion of shimmering water. Which element of art is most evident?

a)

Line

b)

Color

c)

Texture

d)

Value

16.

An art teacher asks students to create a painting where no single area dominates, and all parts seem equally important. Which principle of art are they applying?

a)

Balance

b)

Emphasis

c)

Harmony

d)

Proportion

17.

In Van Gogh’s Starry Night, the swirling sky and bold brushstrokes guide the viewer’s eyes across the canvas. Which principle of art is most prominent?

a)

Movement

b)

Rhythm

c)

Variety

d)

Unity

18.

A student creates a sketch using only variations of one hue to portray mood changes. Which element of art is being emphasized?

a)

Value

b)

Texture

c)

Shape

d)

Color

19.

Which characteristic makes Impressionist paintings distinct from previous academic art?

a)

Meticulous detail and smooth brushwork

b)

Focus on mythological subjects

c)

Visible brushstrokes capturing fleeting light and color

d)

Use of linear perspective exclusively

20.

An artist creates a work using distorted figures, bold colors, and exaggerated emotions to depict inner turmoil. Which movement does this represent?

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Cubism

d)

Realism

21.

A class debate compares Impressionism and Expressionism. Which statement best describes their difference in subject matter?

a)

Impressionism focuses on outer sensory experiences; Expressionism focuses on inner emotional states

b)

Impressionism depicts historical events; Expressionism portrays abstract forms

c)

Impressionism is only about landscapes; Expressionism is only about portraits

d)

Impressionism uses only warm colors; Expressionism uses only cool colors

22.

While studying Edvard Munch’s The Scream, a student notes the distorted lines and intense color palette. Which principle of art helps enhance its emotional impact?

a)

Balance

b)

Emphasis

c)

Pattern

d)

Proportion

23.

Which of the following techniques is most closely associated with Impressionist painting?

a)

Sfumato

b)

Chiaroscuro

c)

Broken color

d)

Impasto only in portraits

24.

If an Expressionist painting seeks to portray psychological truth rather than visual accuracy, which element of art is most often manipulated to achieve this?

a)

Shape

b)

Space

c)

Color

d)

Texture

25.

A student is tasked to combine principles of harmony and contrast in a single work. Which approach best meets this requirement?

a)

Use repeated shapes but vary their sizes and colors

b)

Use one shape repeatedly without variation

c)

Use as many unrelated shapes as possible

d)

Use dull colors for the entire piece

26.

Why is Claude Monet considered a pioneer of Impressionism?

a)

He invented oil painting techniques

b)

He painted realistic portraits exclusively

c)

He captured transient effects of light using rapid, visible brushstrokes

d)

He developed the first abstract style

27.

Which feature in Expressionist art most directly conveys a sense of unease or anxiety?

a)

Soft, blurred edges   

b)

Cool, natural colors

c)

Distorted forms and exaggerated lines

d)

Perfect symmetry

28.

A teacher assigns students to create a work inspired by Impressionism but with the emotional intensity of Expressionism. What type of skill is being developed?

a)

Memorization of art history

b)

Application of mixed stylistic influences

c)

Imitation without creativity

d)

Avoidance of artistic rules

29.

A student wants to maintain a healthy weight and avoid lifestyle-related diseases. Which combination of activities best supports a healthy lifestyle?

a)

Eating balanced meals, regular exercise, enough sleep

b)

Skipping breakfast, daily workouts, late-night gaming

c)

Eating fast food twice a day, jogging weekly

d)

Drinking only water, avoiding all forms of exercise

30.

Which statement best defines active recreation?

a)

Activities done to pass time without physical movement

b)

Structured, competitive sports played professionally

c)

Activities done for relaxation and fun that involve moderate to vigorous physical movement

d)

Strict exercise programs for athletes only

31.

A PE teacher organizes a weekend hike for students. Which health benefit is most closely related to active recreation?

a)

Increased screen time

b)

Improved cardiovascular endurance

c)

Higher risk of obesity

d)

Reduced bone density

32.

Given: Weight = 60 kg, Height = 1.65 m. What is the BMI?

a)

19.5

b)

21.0

c)

22.0

d)

24.0

33.

If a 16-year-old student has a BMI of 28, which classification is correct?

a)

Underweight

b)

Normal weight

c)

Overweight

d)

Obese

34.

Which situation shows the integration of active recreation into daily routine?

a)

Taking the stairs instead of the elevator   

b)

Watching TV after school for 4 hours

c)

Playing mobile games during break time

d)

Eating snacks while lying in bed

 

35.

Why is BMI not a perfect measure of health?

a)

It only measures height

b)

It does not distinguish between muscle and fat mass

c)

It measures only fat percentage accurately

d)

It cannot be computed without a doctor’s help

36.

If a person’s BMI is below 18.5, what is the possible health risk?

a)

Increased risk of cardiovascular disease

b)

Greater bone density

c)

Nutritional deficiency and weakened immunity

d)

Higher athletic performance

37.

A school wellness club wants to encourage active recreation to reduce students’ BMI to healthy ranges. Which approach is most effective?

a)

Organize competitive gaming tournaments

b)

Offer regular dance, sports, and outdoor activities

c)

Promote late-night exercise only

d)

Limit physical activity to weekends

38.

A student records the following weekly activities:
- Jogging: 2 hours
- Cycling: 3 hours
- Playing video games: 5 hours
- Swimming: 1 hour
Which percentage of their leisure time is spent on active recreation if total leisure time is 11 hours?

a)

45%

b)

55%

c)

55.5%

d)

60%

39.

If a student wants to shift from a sedentary lifestyle to an active one, which plan best follows FITT principle (Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type)?

a)

Jog 3 times a week, moderate pace, 30 mins, recreational jogging

b)

Run once a week, very fast pace, 10 mins, sprinting

c)

Walk daily, slow pace, 5 mins, casual walking

d)

Do push-ups randomly, no set time, moderate effort

40.

A student wants to learn how to protect themselves from misleading product advertisements. Which area of consumer health should they study?

a)

Health services

b)

Health information

c)

Health products

d)

Consumer rights

41.

Which example best shows reliable health information?

a)

Advice from an unverified social media influencer

b)

An article from the World Health Organization website

c)

A friend’s personal opinion on a product

d)

A random online forum post

42.

While comparing two health products, a buyer looks for the FDA seal. Which wise consumer guideline is being applied?

a)

Read labels carefully

b)

Check product expiry date

c)

Verify product approval and certification

d)

Compare prices from different stores

43.

A TV ad claims an herbal drink can cure all diseases instantly. Which sign tells you this information is unreliable?

a)

It has a money-back guarantee

b)

It uses scientific-sounding words

c)

It makes exaggerated or “too good to be true” claims

d)

It has colorful packaging

44.

Which is NOT one of the main components of consumer health?

a)

Health information

b)

Health services

c)

Health advocacy

d)

Health products

45.

A consumer wants to choose between three gyms. Which is the most reliable approach?

a)

Choose the cheapest membership

b)

Select based on recommendations from friends only

c)

Compare services, facilities, certifications, and customer reviews

d)

Pick the one closest to home without checking services

46.

Which of the following is an example of a health service?

a)

Buying vitamins from a pharmacy

b)

Getting a dental check-up at a clinic

c)

Reading a health brochure

d)

Watching a health talk show

47.

If you want to make sure you are getting quality repair services for your wheelchair, what is the first wise step?

a)

Pay immediately before checking the service quality

b)

Check if the repair shop is accredited and has skilled technicians

c)

Choose the one with the lowest price only

d)

Ask a friend to decide for you

48.

Which situation best shows a consumer using reliable information before purchase?

a)

Reading customer reviews from a verified platform before booking a massage therapy session

b)

Buying a service because a celebrity endorsed it

c)

Choosing a product based on packaging color

d)

Trusting random social media posts

49.

If you are comparing two hospitals, which wise consumer tip is most relevant?

a)

Look for the hospital with the most expensive services

b)

Check the quality of facilities, staff credentials, and accreditation

c)

Choose whichever is closer without checking services

d)

Ask only one patient for feedback

50.

Which of the following is NOT among the three main types of consumer health services?

a)

Health services

b)

Personal care services

c)

Entertainment services  

d)

Repair services