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REVIEW OF 1ST PT

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. Which of the following Music period is known as the “Golden Age of A Cappella Music?

a)

Classical

b)

Medieval

c)

Renaissance

d)

Baroque

2.

In the early years, songs were taught through oral tradition. What inventions paved the way for the songs to be remembered in future generations?

a)

Radar

b)

Oil painting

c)

Printing Press

d)

Cellphones

3.

Imitative ___________ is the distinctive characteristic of the Renaissance period? Which of the following is the correct word to complete the sentence?

a)

Euphony

b)

Homophony

c)

Monophony

d)

Polyphony

4.

During the Baroque Period, what instrumental section comprises the first orchestra?

a)

String

b)

Wind instrument

c)

Brass instrument

d)

Drums

5.

Which of the following is known as the “Father of English Madrigal?”

a)

Morley

b)

Bach

c)

Vivaldi

d)

Monterde

6.

Which of the following is a guitar-like instrument noble families usually used in the Renaissance Period?

a)

Piano

b)

Base Guitar

c)

Guitar

d)

Lute

7.

In which oratorio does the famous song “Hallelujah” of G.F. Handel came from?

a)

The madrigal

b)

Four seasons

c)

The Messiah

d)

St. John Passion

8.

What is a large musical composition for orchestra and voices  that incorporates narratives on religious themes WITHOUT costumes, scenery, or actions written in the native language for the intended audience?

a)

oratorio

b)

concerto

c)

chant

d)

opera

9.

In Greek Painting, what do you call the method of painting which is water-based pigments on a freshly applied plaster on wall surfaces?

a)

Jar Painting

b)

Encaustic

c)

Fresco

d)

Carving

10.

In pre-historic art, which of the three period is known as the Old Stone Age?

a)

midlithic

b)

paleolithic

c)

neolithic

d)

mesolithic

11.

What do you call a type of music, sung in unison, free meter and declamatory style mainly used in the Medieval period?

a)

opera

b)

madrigal

c)

gregorian chant

d)

Oratorio

12.

In the early period of History of Music, the music was classified into two. One is sacred that has religious theme, And the _________ that has common everyday life theme.

a)

social

b)

sacred

c)

sentimental

d)

secular

13.

These are the characteristics of Madrigal vocal composition EXCEPT:

a)

Sung in A Cappella

b)

Frequently in 3-6 voices

c)

Through - composed

d)

Monophonic

14.

Which of the following entertainers in Northern part of France is the counterpart of the Troubadours of the south that spoke matters of love using improvised musical instruments.

a)

Minnesingers

b)

Gypsies

c)

Jongleurs

d)

Trouveres

15.

Which of the following period in Arts emphasizes the importance of life after death and the preservation of knowledge of the past?

a)

Classical

b)

pre-historic

c)

ancient Egypt

d)

Byzantine

16.

Which of the following Baroque composer is known for his “Four Season” and known as “The Red Priests” because of his red hair?

a)

Bach

b)

Vivaldi

c)

Morley

d)

Handel

17.

What period was the first orchestra founded consisting only of a string instruments?

a)

Medieval

b)

Baroque

c)

Renaissance

d)

Medieval

18.

During the Baroque period, what is an instrumental form for an orchestra and a solo instrument?

a)

Fugue

b)

Chant

c)

Oratorio

d)

Concerto

19.

What type of instrumental form for violin instruments is the famous “Four Seasons” of Antonio Vivaldi?

a)

ORATORIO

b)

CONCERTO

c)

FUGUE

d)

OPERA

20.

A large musical lengthy piece based on biblical or religious event performed with voice and orchestra but not with costumes is one of the main contributions of the Baroque music. Which of the following is the composer of the famous oratorio, “The Messiah”?

a)

A. VIVALDI

b)

T. MORLEY

c)

G.F HANDEL

d)

J.S BACH

21.

What do you call the “Ballad Singers” during the medieval period?

a)

Jongleurs

b)

Minnesingers

c)

Trouveres

d)

Troubadours

22.

Following the rise of Chorale music during the Renaissance period, what musical instruments usually accompanies the madrigals

a)

Harmonica

b)

Harpsichord

c)

Violin

d)

Lute

23.

Songs that are used for religious purposes.

a)

Similar

b)

Secular

c)

Sacred

d)

Social

24.

highest female voice

a)

soprano

b)

alto

c)

tenor

d)

base

25.

Lowest male voice

a)

Tenor

b)

Alto

c)

Base

d)

Soprano

26.

What is the greatest Classical temple of the Greeks, ingeniously engineered to correct an optical illusion?

a)

The Colloseum

b)

Hagia Sophia

c)

Pyramids of Giza

d)

The Parthenon

27.

What do you call a Byzantine architecture also known as “Holy Wisdom” that  transformed from  a church to mosque and now a museum in Istanbul?

a)

Colosseum

b)

Cathedral of Chartres

c)

Worcester Cathedral

d)

Hagia Sophia

28.

What is an art process where an image is created using an assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stones or other material.?

a)

Kerch Vases

b)

Pyramid

c)

Stained Glass windows

d)

Mosaic

29.

Which one is an example of painting from Prehistoric era?

a)

The Blue Monkeys

b)

The cave of Lascaux

c)

The head of Alexander

d)

Kerch Vase

30.

What Architectural design includes two devices: pointed arch and stone vaulting?

a)

Gothic

b)

Byzantine

c)

Romanesque

d)

Roman

31.

What is the purpose of the paintings from the Pre-Historic Era found inside the caves?

a)

Natural figures with dynamic composition

b)

Make the deceased afterlife place pleasant

c)

Communicating with each other

d)

Christian subjects

32.

Egyptian temples were built to serve as places of residence for the gods. What do you call a flat-roofed, rectangular structure pyramid in Egypt?

a)

Mastaba

b)

Hieroglyphics

c)

Pyramids of Giza

d)

Sphinx

33.

Which statement reflect the mood

of an artist during Classical era?

a)

A. It’s about emotions like happiness, calm, sadness, anger, curiosity.

b)

B. It’s about what the artist came up or portrait.

.

c)

C. It’s about what the artist trying to portrait or communicate.            

d)

D. It’s about what the artist would like to tell us

34.

Which is the best representation of architectural art during the Ancient Egypt era that serves as royal tombs for the Pharaos ?

a)

Colosseum

b)

Pyramid

c)

Stonehedge

d)

Parthenon

35.

Which statement describe the characteristics of Medieval Art period?

a)

A.Subjects mostly religious.

b)

B.Scenes show heroic figures or real people doing real tasks of daily life.

c)

C.Show the importance of people and leaders as well as gods and Goddesses.

d)

D.Rock paintings have been found to include line, drawings in charcoal and red ochre, painted images, and negative images.

36.

How will you improve your art painting to make it pattern to the technique of painting of Ancient Greek art?

a)

A. Make your painting in a canvas.

b)

B. Make your painting in a cardboard.

c)

C. Make your painting in an Oslo paper.

d)

D. Make your painting in a vase and jar.

37.

First aid is immediate care given to a person who is injured or suddenly becomes ill.  Why is it important to know how to perform first aid?

a)

It allows people to treat serious medical conditions without doctors

b)

It provides immediate care that can prevent further injury, promote recovery  and prolong life

c)

It helps people avoid going to the hospital completely

d)

It replaces the need for emergency purposes

38.

What is the best way to describe a fracture?

a)

Break or crack in a bone

b)

Bruise that changes color over time

c)

Cut or scrape on the skin

d)

Muscle that has been stretched too far

39.

What is the main role of officiating officials in a sports game?

a)

Train the athletes

b)

Cheer for the players

c)

Sell tickets and manage the crowd

d)

enforce the rules and ensure fair play

40.

Carlos is officiating a tense basketball game during the intramurals. One player gets angry and starts arguing. What quality should Carlos show?

a)

Aggressiveness

b)

Nervousness

c)

Emotional Control

d)

Silence

41.

What does it mean when the referee in volleyball shows both hands open and palm forward above the head?

a)

Ball in

b)

Rotation Violation

c)

Ball out

d)

Double Contact

42.

In a volleyball match, who is the official responsible for making the final decisions, blowing the whistle to start and stop play, and ensuring that the rules are followed throughout the game?

a)

Scorer

b)

Line Judge

c)

Referee

d)

Coach

43.

Community health problems are common nowadays with the rise in modern technology; people neglect the importance of the basic need for safety. Which of the following is NOT part of the perennial community?

a)

Peace and Order

b)

Diverse and Innovative economy

c)

disease control

d)

water supply

44.

The referee called for a travelling violation for a player. What hand signal would he execute?

a)

A. Both hands on hips                         

b)

B. Fists rotate

c)

C. Form T, showing palm

d)

D. Patting motion with palm

45.

Which of the following should NOT be done by an officiating official?

a)

A. Correct their errors promptly

b)

B. Needlessly delay the competitions

c)

C. Alter competition records to reflect inaccurate results

46.

How does an officiating official act with integrity?

a)

A. Favor the team to show his/ her loyalty.

b)

B. Officiate the game even not in good health condition.

c)

C. Officiate the game even intoxicated on any substance.

d)

D. Do not allow their judgment to be influenced by others.

47.

What does the line judge do when

the shuttlecock goes out?

a)

Shouts “out”.

b)

Points the finger on the line and shouts “out”.

c)

Extends both arms sideways.

d)

Extends both arms sideways and shouts “out”.

48.

PNRC means________.

a)

Proper Nation on the Road cross

b)

Philippine National Road Crash

c)

Philippine National Red Cross

d)

Philippine national Railways Commission

49.

a pertinent law that provides for the protection of coral ecosystems.

a)

P.D 380

b)

P.D 2019

c)

P.D 1219

d)

P.D 1912

50.

Which of the following is a threat to community and environmental health?

a)

Recycling

b)

Planting Trees

c)

Population

d)

Pollution

51.

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

a)

Check-up costs six hundred pesos

b)

Local health center offering free vaccinations

c)

Private doctor’s clinic

d)

Hospital emergency room

52.

The alteration of the physical, chemical, and biological properties of land resources

a)

Pollution

b)

Water Pollution

c)

Soil Pollution

d)

Noise Pollution

53.

It is the branch of public health that focuses on the interrelationships between people and their environment, promotes human health and well-being, and fosters healthy and safe communities.

a)

A. Health                        

b)

B. Community

c)

C. Community Health       

d)

D. Environmental Health

54.

It is defined as the extraction of valuable minerals or other geological materials from the earth.

a)

A. Illegal Mining     

b)

B. Illegal logging

c)

C. Coral Reef Degradation

d)

D. Deforestation

55.

it is happens when rocks or soil is moved from one place to another

a)

Flashflood

b)

Mining

c)

Soil Erosion

d)

Pollution

56.

These are leftovers from kitchen or other food providing business.

a)

Garbage

b)

Stable Manure

c)

Rubbish

d)

Yard Cuttings

57.

According to the World Health

Organization, below are some of the characteristics of a healthy community except.

a)

A. An environment that meets everyone’s basic needs                

b)

B. An understanding of local health and environment issues

c)

C. A community that participates in identifying local solutions to local problems.

d)

D. A community whose members  have limited access to varied experiences, means of  interaction and communication.

58.

DOH

(a)  

59.

DND

(a)  

60.

DILG

(a)