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WorksheetsMAPEH 10 Q1 QE Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
In a music history class, students are assigned to analyze Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. They note that the piece often changes rhythms suddenly and sometimes employs two or more keys simultaneously. The instructor explains that these techniques were groundbreaking and caused a riot during the work’s premiere.
What is the most likely intended effect of these techniques?
To imitate romantic era lyricism
To create smooth and flowing harmony
To avoid any connection to human emotion
To evoke primal energy and unpredictability
In a music theory workshop, the instructor plays Arnold Schoenberg’s Three Piano Pieces, Op. 11. Several students comment that the piece feels unpredictable and sometimes unsettling.
Why do you think several students felt that way while listening to the musical piece?
It creates tension and unpredictability
It produces a familiar and relaxing mood
It offers predictable harmonic resolution
It encourages dancing due to the steady beat
During a composition workshop at the BNHS band room, Khaleed is developing a new piece for a small ensemble. He plans to use harsh dissonances, large jumps between notes, and sudden shifts in volume from very soft to extremely loud.
Which characteristic best describes the emotional effect of this early 20th-century musical style?
It expresses deep feelings of anxiety and intense emotion.
It relies on random chance to determine the sequence of notes.
It focuses on repetitive patterns and minimal changes over time.
It emphasizes precise, delicate textures and a calm atmosphere.
During a modern music festival at BNHS, Mr. Solamo takes the stage to perform John Cage’s 4’33”. The performer opens the piano lid and sits silently for the entire duration, never playing a note. In the meantime, the audience hears sounds from the environment: footsteps, coughing, and a motorcycle passing. Afterward, some people call it “not music,” while others say those sounds were the point of the piece.
If this were assessed using 20th-century music principles, what would be the most valid interpretation?
The sounds are distractions from the music.
The performance is incomplete without a melody
The silence is a protest against classical music.
The unplanned sounds are integral to the composition.
The Grade 10 students are working on a science performance task on their topic, the solar system. They chose Karlheinz Stockhausen’s Kontakte as the soundtrack for their presentation, hoping its unusual electronic sounds would immerse the audience in an alien world. They are particularly interested in the way the piece makes sounds seem to travel through space from different directions.
Which aspect of the piece would be most effective in enhancing the visual narrative?
Random environmental noises
Repetition of short, simple motifs
Spatial movement of electronic sounds
Steady tonal center and predictable harmony
Analyze the visual narrative:
Why does Debussy's Claire de Lune complement Monet's Water Lilies so effectively in the 'Painting with Sound' exhibit?
Both use subtle shifts in color and tone to suggest mood and atmosphere rather than strict form.
Both focus on portraying realistic scenes with exact visual or musical accuracy.
Both are structured around repetitive, predictable patterns to create stability.
Both rely on precise, detailed outlines to clearly define their subjects.
Analyze the visual narrative:
How do visitors engage differently with the 'Painting with Sound' exhibit to experience the connection between Monet's paintings and Debussy's music?
All visitors focus solely on the paintings, ignoring the music.
Everyone moves quickly through the exhibit without pausing to observe or listen.
Visitors only listen to a guided lecture explaining the history of Monet and Debussy.
Some visitors close their eyes to focus on the sound, while others stand near the screens, trying to feel the connection between the colors, brushstrokes, and harmonies.
The Grade 10 students will be assigned to design a multimedia art exhibit for a cultural museum. One section will feature recordings of Expressionist music alongside paintings from the same era. Their goal is to choose a visual style that matches the atmosphere of the music, which is known for intense emotions, bold colors, exaggerated forms, and a focus on expressing inner feelings rather than realistic representation.
How does pairing Expressionist music with paintings in a multimedia exhibit help visitors understand the art style, and why is this approach effective?
It allows visitors to see technical details in the artwork while ignoring the emotional impact of the music.
It presents abstract visuals without sound, letting visitors interpret the paintings independently of the music.
It combines intense music with bold, exaggerated visuals to convey strong emotions, helping visitors experience the inner feelings.
It focuses on historical timelines of the artists by combining it with music, teaching visitors about dates and events rather than mood or expression.
For a school project, Jeremy records the sound of rainfall on his phone. He then uses a smartphone application to reverse the audio, slow it down, and add a sustained violin tone in the background. The result is an atmospheric mix of natural and instrumental sounds that could not be played live in the same way.
Which 20th-century style does this most closely resemble?
Chance music
Impressionism
Expressionism
Musique concrète
For a school project, Jeremy records the sound of rainfall on his phone. He then uses a smartphone application to reverse the audio, slow it down, and add a sustained violin tone in the background. The result is an atmospheric mix of natural and instrumental sounds that could not be played live in the same way.
How does Jeremy's use of recorded rainfall, audio manipulation, and added violin tones illustrate a modern approach to music composition?
It shows how technology can transform everyday sounds into new, creative musical experiences
It demonstrates creative musical experiences and live orchestral performance techniques.
It highlights the importance of traditional acoustic instruments over digital tools.
It emphasizes strict adherence to classical music notation
A group of students visited an art museum and observed Claude Monet’s painting, Impression, Sunrise. They noticed that the artwork featured soft, blended colors, loose brushwork, and an overall sense of light and movement. The scene appeared slightly blurry and unfinished, unlike the highly detailed and realistic paintings from earlier periods.
Why did artists like Monet use these art elements and principles in their works?
To create a polished, realistic image that followed strict rules of perspective
To depict historical and religious subjects with careful detail and perfect symmetry
To capture the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere as perceived in a specific moment
To emphasize rigid geometric shapes and flat patterns influenced by ancient Roman mosaics
In a special museum exhibit on global art influences, two paintings are displayed side by side. The first is Water Lilies by Claude Monet, a masterpiece of Impressionism known for its shimmering light, soft colors, and loose brushstrokes that capture the fleeting reflections on a pond. The second is Marikina Valley by Fernando Amorsolo, a celebrated Filipino painter whose warm, radiant landscapes portray rural life with gentle, impressionistic strokes. By placing these works together, the exhibit invites viewers to see how Impressionist techniques, first popularized in France, found their way into Philippine art through the works of Amorsolo.
Why is it a good idea to display Monet's Water Lilies and Amorsolo's Marikina Valley together in an Impressionism-themed exhibit?
Both show water scenes with realistic, detailed brushwork.
Both use loose brushstrokes and light to create mood instead of exact detail.
Both include religious symbols and hidden messages.
Both follow strict geometric patterns in their composition.
In this abstract work titled “After the Storm”, deep blues and grays dominate the canvas, while vivid streaks of red pierce through with bold, textured brushstrokes. The heavy, dynamic strokes create a sense of turmoil giving way to emerging energy.
What message does this artwork most likely convey?
After experiencing hardship, one can feel lingering pain but also renewed hope.
Artists favor blue and gray tones to make their paintings look dramatic.
Using red in a painting ensures it will stand out and grab attention.
Storms are a frequent weather phenomenon in the Philippines.
An environmental group placed a large tree sculpture in the city plaza made from recycled scrap metal. The trunk has a rough texture and strong vertical lines to show strength, while the top has swirling shapes with green glass pieces that shine in sunlight. The group says the sculpture is meant to share a message about caring for the environment, using art elements like texture, line, and color, and principles like contrast and harmony.
How do the use of art elements and principles best support the sculpture's environmental message?
The swirling shapes and colors make the sculpture attractive so more people will want to visit the plaza.
The rough texture and vertical lines make the tree look realistic, showing nature's strength and resilience.
Using recycled scrap metal in a pleasing design shows how reusing materials helps protect the environment.
The shiny green glass pieces make the sculpture more expensive, showing the value of environmental projects.
A Grade 10 student visits a museum exhibit on Modern Art in the Philippines. One painting catches their attention — a work from the Neo-Realism movement by Vicente Manansala. It shows a Filipino marketplace scene, where vendors, fruits, and woven baskets are depicted in semi-transparent geometric forms. The warm earthy colors reflect the tropical environment, while the style blends elements of Cubism with local themes. The exhibit label explains that Neo-Realism in the Philippines emerged after World War II, when artists began to adapt European modernist styles to portray Filipino life and culture.
How does Manansala's marketplace painting show the traditions and history of the Neo-Realism movement in the Philippines?
By rejecting foreign influences and focusing only on folk art.
By copying European Cubism exactly, without changes.
By blending international art styles with local Filipino subjects and settings.
By focusing only on realistic, photographic depictions of daily life.
During an art appreciation class, Grade 10 students examine two paintings from different art movements. The first is Pablo Picasso’s Girl Before a Mirror, a Cubist work characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and distorted forms that show multiple perspectives of the subject at once. The second is Fernando Amorsolo’s Marikina Valley, a piece from the Philippine modern period that depicts a rural landscape with realistic details, warm lighting, and a romanticized portrayal of countryside life. The students are asked to compare how these paintings represent their respective art movements.
How do these two paintings reflect the distinct characteristics of their art movements?
One focuses on abstraction and multiple viewpoints, while the other captures an idealized vision of rural life.
Both use bright colors, but one emphasizes geometric distortion and the other emphasizes realistic detail.
One is inspired by local culture, while the other follows the European tradition of realism.
Both avoid traditional representation, using only symbolic shapes to convey meaning.
A popular rock band is making a new music video. They invite a famous director who says the video will be inspired by the strange and dreamlike style of Salvador Dalí’s paintings. Dalí often painted melting objects, unusual shapes, and surprising combinations that make people feel like they are in a dream. The director asks the team to choose the best way to use these ideas, so the video feels creative, mysterious, and open to many interpretations.
How could Salvador Dalí's style influence the final music video?
By using realistic details and balanced compositions to show an accurate scene.
By copying exact scenes from Dalí's paintings without adding new ideas.
By focusing only on dark colors and minimal movement in each frame.
By adding dreamlike, surprising images that make viewers think.
During an art festival, a young Filipino artist presents a large installation inspired by the Pop Art movement. The work is made of stacked wooden crates painted with bright, flat colors and printed images of local street food, popular celebrities, and comic-style speech bubbles. The artist uses silkscreen printing to transfer the images, making them bold and repetitive—like how Andy Warhol used images of consumer products. Viewers are encouraged to walk around the installation and think about how mass culture shapes everyday life.
Why does the artist's choice of bold colors and repeated everyday images reflect the Pop Art movement?
Because it uses traditional oil painting to create realistic portraits of rural landscapes.
Because it focuses only on abstract shapes with no connection to real-world objects.
Because it uses muted earth tones and natural textures to create a rustic feel.
Because it mirrors how Pop Art highlights mass culture and everyday life.
At a school art exhibit, one entry shows a large mural of city life painted in the Cubist style. The artist uses sharp geometric shapes, fragmented buildings, and overlapping faces in different angles to show how busy and complex urban living can be. The work avoids realistic depth, focusing instead on abstract forms and multiple perspectives.
In what way does the artist's use of fragmented shapes and overlapping images reflect Cubist ideas?
It uses bold colors to express emotions.
It shows multiple viewpoints in one composition.
It creates a lively and dreamlike atmosphere.
It focuses on realistic proportions and perspective.
A contemporary Filipino muralist paints a busy jeepney terminal using the fragmented shapes and multiple perspectives of Cubism. Passengers, vehicles, and street vendors are shown from different angles all at once, giving the viewer a sense of movement and energy in everyday urban life.
Which aspect of the mural best shows the influence of Cubism on Philippine art?
The realistic shadows that match the sunlight's direction.
The detailed faces and natural skin tones of the passengers.
The accurate perspective lines lead to a single vanishing point.
The use of fragmented shapes to show different angles at the same time.
Jordan, a high school student eager to build muscle fast, rushed into strength training without proper guidance. He skipped warm-ups, ignored correct body form and loaded weights far beyond his capacity. Without an assistant or supervision, he attempted multiple sets of push – ups, straining his shoulders and arching his back dangerously.
What could be the long - term consequences of Jordan's improper strength training?
Developed chronic injuries.
Improved endurance and flexibility.
Faster recovery from workouts.
Increased muscle growth and strength.
Jordan, a high school student eager to build muscle fast, rushed into strength training without proper guidance. He skipped warm-ups, ignored correct body form and loaded weights far beyond his capacity. Without an assistant or supervision, he attempted multiple sets of push – ups, straining his shoulders and arching his back dangerously.
How does improper form and lack of supervision increase the risk of injury in strength training?
You may develop poor posture.
You may experience muscle strain or injury.
You may speed down muscle growth.
You could overwork your muscles and feel exhausted.
Strength training helps make your body strong. It means doing exercises like lifting weights or using your own body to build muscles. When you train your muscles, you can move better, feel less tired and stay healthy. It also helps your bones stay strong and keeps you from getting hurt easily.
How does strength training contribute to one's overall health?
It only improves physical appearance.
It boosts metabolism and strengthens bones.
It focuses solely on increasing muscle size.
It makes you tired and reduces energy levels.
Strength training helps make your body strong. It means doing exercises like lifting weights or using your own body to build muscles. When you train your muscles, you can move better, feel less tired and stay healthy. It also helps your bones stay strong and keeps you from getting hurt easily.
Which of the following strength training activities can improve an individual's shoulder strength without using machines and gym facilities?
Perform 50 crunches and sit ups daily to reduce body fats.
Execute jumping jacks before going to school.
Push up or planking of 20 repetitions after class.
Jog for 2 km every morning.
Junk food may taste good, but it can hurt your body in the long run. It’s full of sugar, bad fats and salt, which can make you feel tired, slow down your recover and lead to weight gain. Eating too much junk food can also cause health problems like heart disease and diabetes. It doesn’t give your body the vitamins and energy it needs to stay strong and focused. If you want to be fit and active, choosing healthy food is the better way to go.
Why is it important to choose nutrient-rich foods over junk food?
Nutrient-rich food is harder to digest than junk food.
Nutrient - rich food is more affordable and convenient.
Nutrient-rich food contains all nutrients needed to perform well in class.
Nutrient-rich food provides essential vitamins and minerals for strengthening muscles.
Junk food may taste good, but it can hurt your body in the long run. It’s full of sugar, bad fats and salt, which can make you feel tired, slow down your recover and lead to weight gain. Eating too much junk food can also cause health problems like heart disease and diabetes. It doesn’t give your body the vitamins and energy it needs to stay strong and focused. If you want to be fit and active, choosing healthy food is the better way to go.
Which of the following scenarios is likely to occur if the student consumes junk food during their recovery from strength training?
It has no effects on recovery.
It enhances muscle growth and endurance.
It slows down recovery and causes fatigue.
It speeds up recovery and boosts energy level.
Study the illustration and table:
Based on the given data, who among the following students has a higher maximal heart rate?
Student B
Student C
Student A
Student D
If Student C is 4 years older than Student A, what will be the maximal heart rate of Student C?
200 bpm
200 beats
198 bpm
198 beats
A group of Grade 10 students will present their school in a festival dance competition. Their PE teacher has prepared a fitness plan aimed at strengthening their arm muscles and endurance. The teacher instructed the students to perform 15 repetitions of push – ups and pull-ups in 2 sets. After a week, the teacher introduced a variety of exercises into their training such as planking and superman pose. This approach helps condition the students to meet the physical demands of the dance training.
Which of the following statements shows the proper application of the FITT principles?
Gradually increasing or changing all principles.
Be consistent in all principles for 1 month exercise program.
Frequently rest every 10 minutes of light workout for trained individuals.
Extensively increase the intensity on the 2nd day of the exercise program.
A group of Grade 10 students will present their school in a festival dance competition. Their PE teacher has prepared a fitness plan aimed at strengthening their arm muscles and endurance. The teacher instructed the students to perform 15 repetitions of push – ups and pull-ups in 2 sets. After a week, the teacher introduced a variety of exercises into their training such as planking and superman pose. This approach helps condition the students to meet the physical demands of the dance training.
Based on the situation, how did the PE teacher manage to change the type of the FITT plan?
By including 15 repetitions with 2 sets to every exercise
By adding more intensity to the FITT plan
By using another exercise, a week after
By targeting some muscle groups
A new bottled water brand has started appearing on the grocery stores and even in sari-sari stores in the community. The packaging looks attractive but it lacks the BFAD seal to prove it has been tested and approved as safe for drinking. Despite the absence of this seal, the product is still being widely sold, and many consumers may be unaware of the risk.
How should the proper authorities evaluate and address the situation of a new bottled water brand being sold in stores without the BFAD seal to ensure it meets safety and health standards?
The Department of Health should regulate and investigate potential health risks.
The Department of Trade and Industry should give permit to sell the product.
The local government should be solely responsible for this concern.
The product is allowed since it is water and considered harmless.
Radzmina is having a friendly chat with her friend Sheema about ways to manage common illnesses naturally. Excitedly, she recommends a website she recently visited that claims to sell herbal treatments for everything from colds and headaches to more serious conditions. The website features colorful blog posts, numerous user reviews, and links to other pages about “natural healing.” However, it has no clear author, no credentials for the people writing the articles, and no citations to scientific research. The domain ends in “.com,” and the products are not available in licensed pharmacies.
In which way can Sheema tell that this website may be unreliable source of health information?
The website includes articles in multiple languages
The articles lack identifiable authors and scientific references
It promotes products that are not available in pharmacies
The website uses colorful graphics and celebrity endorsements
While scrolling through his TikTok account, Mark spots an advertisement for a new health drink. The product’s label looks sleek and professional, and its bold claims instantly catch his attention: “Detoxifies internal organs, improves brain performance, and cures common illnesses within 48 hours.” The ad is filled with glowing testimonials from people who say they feel healthier, smarter, and more energetic after drinking it. However, there’s no mention of clinical trials, government approval, or any medical expert supporting the product’s effectiveness.
What is the most rational step to take before believing the claims of this product?
Consider the number of customer testimonials and product ratings.
Look for medical journal articles or regulatory approval from health agencies.
Check if similar health drinks have been recommended by your family or friends.
Trust the packaging and presentation since professional labels often indicate quality.
Sheedra, a popular social media influencer with millions of teenage followers, posts a video promoting a new skincare brand. In the video, she smiles while applying the cream, claiming it is “safe for all skin types” and “recommended by dermatologists.” Her confident tone and youthful appearance make the product seem appealing. However, she does not show any evidence or documents proving that dermatologists recommend it. In fact, the product has not been reviewed or approved by any official health agency.
Which aspect of consumer protection law is most likely challenged in this case?
The advertiser's liability under deceptive marketing practices
The ban on celebrity endorsements of cosmetic products
The equal promotion of local and foreign brands
The right to redress for allergic reactions
Anna is planning for a regular medical check-up for her 72-year-old grandmother. She has mild hypertension and the doctor previously advised that she must undergo basic laboratory tests at least twice a year to monitor her condition. Anna wants to find a healthcare provider that is affordable but still meets her grandmother’s needs. She is deciding among several options:
· PhilHealth-covered consultation at the rural health unit
· Out-of-pocket visit to a private specialist
· Check-up through a company-sponsored HMO
Free service at the barangay health station
Based on Anna's budget, what is the most practical option she can choose for her grandmother's regular check-ups, considering her limited budget and the need for affordable, reliable health services?
Choosing only the most expensive private clinic for better quality
Using PhilHealth at the rural health unit to reduce expenses
Traveling to another province just to try a new healer
Avoiding health centers and relying on online advice
The chart presents the number of health facilities in the Philippines as of May 2025, covering barangay health stations, general clinic laboratories, birthing homes, rural health units, hospitals, and other specialized facilities. Barangay or village health stations accounted for the largest share, with about 26,500 nationwide. Combined, general clinic laboratories and birthing homes totaled more than 6,000 facilities. When all types are considered, the country had over 42,000 health facilities in operation, providing a range of services from primary care to specialized medical treatment.
If a provincial government wants to improve access to primary healthcare services in remote rural areas, which type of facility should they prioritize establishing, based on the data and the roles of different health service providers?
Hospital - because it provides comprehensive and specialized medical care.
Drug testing laboratory - because it ensures regulation of controlled substances.
General clinic laboratory - because it focuses on diagnostic testing for various illnesses.
Barangay health station - because it is the most common and designed to deliver basic healthcare at the community level.
In a rural town far from hospitals, Jillian’s father has been feeling unwell for weeks. He often experiences chest pain, shortness of breath, and fatigue. Instead of seeing a doctor, he went to a local healer who said his illness was caused by “blocked energy”, not a heart problem and gave him herbal drinks and a prayer charm. After several weeks, Jillian noticed no improvement from the father, he still feels dizzy, weak, and has trouble walking. A cousin from the city urged her to take him to a hospital for proper tests, but her father insists the charm is starting to work and refuses medical help. Jillian is torn between respecting his beliefs and making sure he gets proper treatment.
How should Jillian respond to her father's condition to make sure he gets the proper care he needs?
Urge her father to see a medical professional, even if it means challenging his belief.
Consult a cardiologist while discreetly continuing the healer's remedy.
Respect her father's belief and continue monitoring at home.
Look for another traditional healer to get a second opinion.
One afternoon, Sophia stops by a neighborhood grocery store to buy a few items. As she walks through the aisles, a large colorful sign catches her attention: “Buy 1 Take 1 – Limited Offer!” promo on canned goods her family often eats. She happily puts two cans in her basket. However, before heading to the cashier, Sophia decides to check the expiration dates before paying, just to be sure. To her surprise, she notices that the “free” can expired just last week. She discovers the free can expired last week. When she tells the cashier, they refuse to replace it, insisting it’s still safe to eat. Sophia feels uneasy, knowing expired food can be harmful, and wonders if the store is following safety rules.
How is the situation with the expired canned good in the 'Buy 1 Take 1' promo a possible violation of RA 7394?
The consumer's right to safety and redress were compromised.
Expired items are acceptable as long as they're given for free.
The store failed to follow promo pricing regulations.
The staff discouraged consumer choice.
An online post promotes SlimFast Tea claiming that it can help users lose 10 kilograms in just two weeks without the need for exercise or diet changes. The advertisement also highlights that the product is made from “100% natural ingredients” and is available only through direct message orders, with limited stocks remaining. It promises “satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.” However, the post does not display any approval seal from the Department of Health (DOH) or Food and Drug Administration (FDA), does not list a manufacturer’s address or contact number, and provides no scientific evidence to support its claims.
Why does the claim of losing 10 kilograms in just two weeks without exercise or diet changes strongly suggest that SlimFast Tea may be a fraudulent health product?
Because safe and effective weight loss usually happens gradually and is supported by scientific evidence.
Because products that limit orders to online channels are automatically unsafe.
Because health products with natural ingredients cannot guarantee results.
Because weight loss products that are affordable are often fake.
Which of the following are examples of alternative medicine?
III-V-VI-VII
I-II-IV-V-VI
II-IV-V-VI-VII
I-II-III-IV-V-VI
