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1st_Reviewer_2025_2026

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

For which art form was the term expressionism originally used?

a)

Dance

b)

Literature

c)

Theater Arts

d)

Visual Arts

2.

Which of the following best describes John Cage's work "4'33" seconds?

a)

A musical work that uses prepared piano.

b)

A chance music piece with recorded sound from the environment.

c)

A composition that records both natural and man-made sound.

d)

The pianist opens the piano lid and remain silent for the duration of the piece.

3.

Which 20th century musical style contains distorted melodies and harmonies?

a)

Chance music

b)

Classical music

c)

Expressionism

d)

Baroque music

4.

In the 20th century who is considered as the "Father of Electronic Music"?

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Claude Debussy

c)

Edgard Varese

d)

Maurice Ravel

5.

Most of the chance music sounds emanate from the surroundings, both natural and man-made. Which of the following is NOT a sound produced by chance music?

a)

Blowing wind

b)

Honking cars

c)

Preset digital sound

d)

Rain drops

6.

Which style of music produces a different sound with each performance because of irregular creation methods, often using ring modulators or common components as part of the composition?

a)

Romantic music

b)

Chance music

c)

Electronic music

d)

Classic music

7.

Who pioneered and created innovative sounds in the United States that blurred the line between music and noise?

a)

Claude Debussy

b)

Edgard Varese

c)

John Cage

d)

Karlheinz Stockhausen

8.

Which of the following is a musical composition of Joseph Maurice Ravel?

a)

Bolero

b)

La Mer

c)

Claire de Lune

d)

The Rite of Spring

9.

Which of the following devices would you use if you are going to create concrete music?

a)

Amplifiers

b)

Loudspeakers

c)

Synthesizers

d)

Tape recorders

10.

Which musical style is attributed to Arnold Schoenberg?

a)

Extremely complex, creating heavy demands on the listener.

b)

Combining difficult and dissonant music with mysterious sounds.

c)

Very structured, precise, controlled, and full of artifice and theatrically.

d)

Coolly elegant modernity, tempered by a classical sense of proportion.

11.

Pablo Picasso is known as a cubist artist. Which Filipino artist who used variations of this style?

a)

Arturo Luz

b)

Fernando Amorsolo

c)

Jose Joya

d)

Vicente Manansala

12.

What makes Expressionism and Abstractionism art movement similar?

a)

Both are logical and rational.

b)

Both arouse intellectual viewpoints.

c)

Both convey emotional force with realistic images.

d)

Both share spirit of freedom of expression and openness.

13.

How did Impressionist artist use the elements and principles of art to convey their individual style?

a)

By using vivid and shocking colors.

b)

By painting oval faces and elongated shapes.

c)

By applying distorted outlines, strong colors, and exaggerated forms.

d)

By painting with freely brushed colors, used short broken strokes, and placed unmixed colors side by side.

14.

What are the distinct characteristics of an optical art?

a)

Used of different color saturations to create desired effects.

b)

Lines, planes, and angles were placed on a specific area to give effects.

c)

Lines, shaped, and colors were precisely planned and positioned to the illusion of the movement.

d)

Line, shapes, and colors were used in a cool impersonal approach that aimed for balance, unity, and stability.

15.

Why is social realism considered an expressionist art form?

a)

It is created for specific purpose.

b)

It is meant only for visual appreciation.

c)

It does not last for a long period of time.

d)

It expresses the artist's role in social reform.

16.

What best describes modern Filipino artists?

a)

They possess artistry but mostly borrow style.

b)

They have the sense of artistry but mostly borrowed.

c)

They portray patriotism, nationalism, and evolving culture.

d)

The exemplify artistic compositions with vivid foreign influences.

17.

Which is the best interpretation of the art composition Madonna of the slums?

a)

A. Mother and child living in poverty.

b)

B. Mother and child in danger.

c)

Mother and child reunited.

d)

Mother and child living in desperation.

18.

The non-objectivism style does not use any figure or any representation of a figure. What style uses cubes and planes?

a)

Cubism

b)

Futurism

c)

Mechanical style

d)

Pure abstractionism

19.

What issue is reflected in Vicente Manansala's art work Jeepneys?

a)

Congestion

b)

Over population

c)

Pollution

d)

Poverty

20.

Your group is assigned to perform in an open-air plaza during daytime with no lighting effects available. Which approach would best maximize the impact of your performance using the elements of performance art?

a)

Avoid using props or movement to maintain a minimalist style.

b)

Limit the performance to spoken dialogue to reduce distractions.

c)

Focus on elaborate lighting designs to highlight key moments in the piece.

d)

Use bold body movements, interactive audience engagement, and creative use of natural surroundings.

21.

Which of the following is NOT a tip for maintaining a healthy weight?

a)

Pack your lunch

b)

Don't skip meals

c)

Eat breakfast every day.

d)

Consume sweets uncontrollably.

22.

Which of the following statements is correct about strengthening exercise?

a)

They weaken the immune system.

b)

They make bones tired and weak.

c)

They develop only the circulatory system.

d)

They benefit both muscles and bones for better mobilization.

23.

Which strengthening exercise should you do to tone your abdominal muscles?

a)

Crunches

b)

Push up

c)

Side crunches

d)

Superman

24.

What do we call a group of repetitions?

a)

Set

b)

Rep

c)

Point

d)

Start

25.

Which strengthening exercise should you do if you want to tone your gluteus?

a)

Crunches

b)

Push-ups

c)

Side crunches

d)

Squats

26.

Which of the following statements about yoga is NOT correct?

a)

Yoga is a difficult exercise.

b)

Yoga promotes self-healing.

c)

Yoga enhances personal power.

d)

Yoga is for living with greater awareness.

27.

Which of the following is TRUE about yoga?

a)

Yoga was introduced by Brazil.

b)

Yoga intended for athletes only.

c)

Yoga is an alternative sport for gymnastics.

d)

Yoga is considered a form of alternative medicine that boosts physical and mental well-being.

28.

What is the BMI of Ralph if his weight is 40 kg and his height is 1.53 m?

a)

16.5 kg/m squared

b)

17 kg/m squared

c)

18 kg/m squared

d)

20 kg/m squared

29.

The following safety precautions may help prevent injuries during physical activities, EXCEPT:

a)

Warming up thoroughly before play

b)

Eating a lot before the activity

c)

Wearing the right shoes

d)

Checking the area for slippery spots

30.

What is the maximum heart rate of a 16-year old with 80 percent RPE?

a)

160.2

b)

161.2

c)

162.2

d)

163.2

31.

Which of the following are reliable sources of information?

a)

Commercials

b)

Hearsays

c)

Licensed Professionals

d)

Quacks

32.

In what ways does the government ensure the protection of the consumer?

a)

Through the rights mandated by law

b)

Through the department of health

c)

Established an agency to protect consumers

d)

Through the Consumer Act of the Philippines

33.

You bought a foot massager from an appliance center, but it does not function properly. Which right will you apply to protect yourself as a consumer?

a)

Right to choose

b)

Right to redress

c)

Right to safety

d)

Right to basic needs

34.

The Bureau of Food and Drugs is one of the government agencies that protects consumers. Which of the following is its responsibility?

a)

Watching for illegal price fixing.

b)

Providing information education.

c)

Inspecting establishment that dispense food.

d)

Protecting against hazards to health and safety.

35.

What danger can quackery bring to a person?

a)

It causes depression.

b)

It requires a large amount of money.

c)

It gives false hope to the patient.

d)

It brings more harm to the sick person.

36.

If your grandmother is suffering from skin disease, to whom should you refer her?

a)

Cardiologist

b)

Dermatologist

c)

Orthopedist

d)

Urologist

37.

Which healthcare professionals' diagnoses illnesses, perform medical examinations and prescribes medication?

a)

Physician

b)

Health Specialist

c)

Health care practitioner

d)

allied health professionals

38.

Which of the following are places or institutions that offer health care services?

a)

Hospitals

b)

Health Facilities

c)

Health care family

d)

Health care providers

39.

Acupuncture is believed to treat musculoskeletal dysfunction. How is it performed?

a)

Placing inverted glasses on specific point of the body.

b)

Inserting long thin needles to specific points of the body.

c)

Massaging certain points of the body.

d)

Massaging certain parts of the body using oil.

40.

What is the government-mandated public health insurance program in the country that ensures employees from both public and private sectors are eligible to receive its benefits?

a)

Medicard

b)

Maxicare

c)

Philcare

d)

Philhealth