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MAPEH_REVIEW QUESTIONS_Q1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is known as the "Father of the Modern School of Composition"?

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Claude Debussy

c)

Edgard Varèse

d)

Igor Stravinsky

2.

Who is the Impressionist composer known for using rich tone colors and flowing harmonies to create mood?

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Edgard Varèse

c)

Igor Stravinsky

d)

Maurice Ravel

3.

How would you best describe Impressionist music?

a)

Strongly rhythmic and repetitive.

b)

Uses traditional scales and forms.

c)

Focused on complex structures and logic.

d)

Uses vague harmonies and subtle tone colors to evoke atmosphere.

4.

Which of the following best describes the style of Avant-Garde music?

a)

Structured and formulaic.

b)

Created to mimic romantic themes.

c)

Emphasizes consonance and melody.

d)

Experimental, often using new sounds and ideas beyond tradition.

5.

A composer intends to create disturbing and dramatic music without using a clear key or harmony. What style would be most appropriate?

a)

Classical

b)

Expressionism

c)

Impressionism

d)

Minimalism

6.

Claire de Lune : Debussy :: Pierrot Lunaire : _______

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Igor Stravinsky

c)

John Cage

d)

Maurice Ravel

7.

Which choice offers the most comprehensive comparison among Impressionism, Expressionism, and Avant-Garde music?

a)

All three styles follow strict classical traditions.

b)

Only Avant-Garde uses traditional melodies and harmonies.

c)

Expressionism and Avant-Garde avoid emotional content, unlike Impressionism.

d)

Impressionism focuses on mood, Expressionism on emotion, and Avant-Garde on experimentation.

8.

Who pioneered electronic music using tape recorders and synthesizers?

a)

Béla Bartók

b)

Edgard Varèse

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Maurice Ravel

9.

Who is known as the "Father of American Jazz" and composed Rhapsody in Blue and Porgy and Bess?

a)

Aaron Copland

b)

George Gershwin

c)

John Cage

d)

Leonard Bernstein

10.

What is the primary characteristic of electronic music?

a)

Use of vocal soloists.

b)

Incorporation of environmental sounds.

c)

Composing music strictly by traditional notation.

d)

Use of machines such as synthesizers and amplifiers to generate sound.

11.

Why is mixing recorded bird sounds into a performance an example of electronic music?

a)

It shows reliance on randomness in musical structure.

b)

It creates soft textures that reflect natural impressions.

c)

It expresses deep emotional states through dissonance.

d)

It demonstrates the use of machines to alter sound and incorporate natural audio.

12.

Joyce wants to create a performance where everyday sounds and silence are central to the piece, instead of using traditional instruments or melodies. Which composer's work should they use as inspiration?

a)

Claude Debussy

b)

Edgard Varèse

c)

Igor Stravinsky

d)

John Cage

13.

Which composition best challenges traditional music performance by relying on silence and unpredictability?

a)

4'33" - John Cage

b)

Clair de Lune - Claude Debussy

c)

Poème Électronique - Edgard Varèse

d)

Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin

14.

What principle refers to equal visual weight on both sides of a composition?

a)

Balance

b)

Emphasis

c)

Rhythm

d)

Unity

15.

What principle of design shows a size relationship between elements?

a)

Balance

b)

Emphasis

c)

Proportion

d)

Rhythm

16.

Which of the following artworks best represents the use of contrast in visual design?

a)

A drawing with repeated shapes.

b)

A painting with complementary colors.

c)

A sculpture with soft, rounded surfaces.

d)

A black-and-white photo with soft tones.

17.

Who is the artist famous for using three-dimensional geometric forms in Cubism?

a)

Amedeo Modigliani

b)

Ben Shahn

c)

Georges Braque

d)

Pablo Picasso

18.

Which of the following is the best example of a Surrealist artwork?

a)

A realistic portrait of a person.

b)

A landscape made of colored dots.

c)

A cityscape with balanced perspective and shading.

d)

A dreamlike scene with floating objects and unusual combinations.

19.

Which art movement emphasizes bold colors and exaggerated forms to express strong emotions?

a)

Dadaism

b)

Fauvism

c)

Minimalism

d)

Surrealism

20.

How do artists use color to influence the mood of an artwork?

a)

By repeating shapes and patterns.

b)

By arranging lines in one direction.

c)

By using only neutral colors like black and white.

d)

By applying warm or cool hues to evoke emotions.

21.

A painting shows a small figure in a large room with many details around it. What design principle is used to make the figure stand out?

a)

Balance

b)

Emphasis

c)

Rhythm

d)

Unity

22.

Which art style avoids realistic representations and focuses on ideas or feelings?

a)

Abstractionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Impressionism

d)

Surrealism

23.

Mia creates a painting with distorted facial features and intense colors to show emotional pain. Based on these elements, which art style is the student most likely using?

a)

Cubism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Minimalism

d)

Surrealism

24.

Which art movement features subjects using geometric forms such as lines, planes, and angles?

a)

Cubism

b)

Futurism

c)

Mechanical Style

d)

Non-objectivism

25.

A student paints a portrait using African-inspired features with elongated faces and oval shapes. Which artist's influence does this reflect?

a)

Amedeo Modigliani

b)

Auguste Renoir

c)

Claude Monet

d)

Henri Matisse

26.

What is the main goal of physical fitness tests?

a)

To compare abilities with others.

b)

To avoid doing strenuous activities.

c)

To entertain students during PE class.

d)

To evaluate one's level of fitness and health.

27.

What do we call the energy burned through physical activity?

a)

Energy Absorption

b)

Energy Expenditure

c)

Energy Intake

d)

Energy Recovery

28.

Which of the following best describes a healthy eating habit?

a)

Eating at irregular times.

b)

Skipping breakfast to lose weight.

c)

Eating junk food while watching TV.

d)

Choosing fruits and vegetables regularly.

29.

What does it mean when someone is classified as underweight based on their BMI?

a)

They are physically strong.

b)

They have too much muscle.

c)

They are more flexible than average.

d)

Their weight is below the healthy range for their height.

30.

Rina wants to improve her cardiovascular endurance. She usually does stretching and push-ups. Which new activity should she choose to meet her goal?

a)

Brisk walking

b)

Push-ups

c)

Stretching

d)

Weightlifting

31.

A coach is selecting a player for a sport that requires frequent quick changes in direction, such as fencing or basketball. Which fitness component should the coach prioritize in evaluating the athlete?

a)

Agility

b)

Balance

c)

Coordination

d)

Power

32.

James is 16 years old, weighs 60 kg, and is 1.65 meters tall. What is his BMI and corresponding health category?

a)

20.2 - Normal weight

b)

30.6 - Obese

c)

28.5 - Overweight

d)

18.1 - Underweight

33.

What fitness component is developed by doing yoga regularly?

a)

Agility

b)

Coordination

c)

Flexibility

d)

Muscular Endurance

34.

This is a typical pattern of an individual's behavior, such as daily routines at home, school, or work, that can either elevate or reduce health risks.

a)

Health habits

b)

Lifestyle

c)

Physical activities

d)

Recreational activities

35.

What lifestyle behavior can reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases?

a)

Sleeping all day after school.

b)

Skipping meals to lose weight.

c)

Drinking soda to stay energized.

d)

Eating balanced meals and staying active.

36.

It is usual for Raymond to eat junk food while watching TV. What risk factor is associated with his physical activity?

a)

Exposure to loud sounds and eye strain.

b)

Sedentary lifestyle and poor eating habits.

c)

Increased risk of lifestyle-related diseases.

d)

Lack of physical activity and poor nutrition.

37.

Given a resting heart rate of 60 bpm, what is the training heart rate of a 16-year-old student at 70% intensity?

a)

170 bpm - Improves endurance and stamina.

b)

175 bpm - Enhances aerobic capacity.

c)

180 bpm - Boosts cardiovascular efficiency.

d)

186 bpm - Reaches optimal heart rate zone.

38.

What is the main purpose of consumer health education?

a)

Supports untested treatments.

b)

Promotes product advertisements.

c)

Improves diet plans through trends.

d)

Helps identify credible health services.

39.

Why is the right to choose important for consumers?

a)

It prevents false advertising from spreading.

b)

It teaches consumers how to report fake treatments.

c)

It requires health providers to undergo regular training.

d)

It gives consumers a variety of options for products and services.

40.

You found an online ad claiming to "cure all diseases in a week." What should be your first action as a wise health consumer?

a)

Buy before stocks run out.

b)

Immediately share it online.

c)

Trust the seller's appearance.

d)

Check the product's scientific basis.

41.

Who among the following is authorized to give legitimate medical advice?

a)

Fitness Vlogger

b)

Licensed Physician

c)

Market Vendor

d)

Product Endorser

42.

Why should consumers exercise the right to redress?

a)

It improves product packaging.

b)

It gives feedback to the government.

c)

It protects children from food hazards.

d)

It ensures fair treatment when wronged.

43.

Karmina bought two treadmills. After using them for two days, one unit stopped working. It's still under warranty. What should she include in her letter of complaint to support her request for a replacement or refund?

a)

Avoid stating specific details in the letter.

b)

Mention only her dissatisfaction with the brand.

c)

Focus the letter on her personal disappointment and emotions.

d)

Include the product's serial number and describe the issue clearly.

44.

Why do many Filipinos still use alternative healthcare modalities?

a)

Social media trends.

b)

Availability of fast food.

c)

Lack of internet connection.

d)

Cultural beliefs and affordability.

45.

Jane wants to try alternative therapy for stress relief but is unsure whether to choose reflexology or acupressure. Based on their methods and areas of focus, which would you recommend, and why?

a)

Reflexology and acupressure are the same, so either will work with no difference in effect.

b)

Acupressure, since it only uses facial points, which are more accessible and easier to apply.

c)

Acupressure, because it avoids meridian lines and uses general body points, making it more flexible.

d)

Reflexology, because it targets organ-linked points in the feet and hands for specific internal benefits.

46.

Which type of alternative medicine involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body?

a)

Acupressure

b)

Acupuncture

c)

Reflexology

d)

Ventosa

47.

A person insists on using only herbal medicine without medical consultation. What risk is involved?

a)

Better diet

b)

Enhanced fitness

c)

Accurate diagnosis

d)

Delayed or unsafe treatment

48.

A company advertises a device that claims to diagnose all health conditions using only a voice scan. Based on this, what characteristic best identifies it as quackery?

a)

It is endorsed by popular celebrities.

b)

It uses voice recognition for accurate diagnosis.

c)

It provides immediate results through technology.

d)

It lacks scientific evidence and misleads consumers.

49.

Which government agency in the Philippines is primarily responsible for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of food, drugs, cosmetics, and medical devices?

a)

Department of Agriculture

b)

Department of Education

c)

Food and Drug Administration

d)

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation

50.

Lala wants to ensure that the medical clinic he plans to visit is legitimate and properly licensed. Which organization should he consult?

a)

Department of Health

b)

Department of Social Welfare and Development

c)

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation

d)

National Bureau of Investigation