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MAPEH 9 REVIEWER

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

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

a)

A. Gregorian Chant

b)

B. Madrigal

c)

C. Fugue B. Madrigal

d)

D. Oratorio

2.

Which of the following Music period is known as the “Golden Age of A Capella Music?

a)

A. Baroque

b)

B. Classical

c)

C. Medieval

d)

D. Renaissance

3.

In the early period of History of Music, the music was classified into two. The first is called Sacred Music. What do you call the second one?

a)

A. Social

b)

B. Secular

c)

C. Similar

d)

D. Satyr

4.

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

a)

A. Monophony

b)

B. Homophony

c)

C. Polyphony

d)

D. Euphony

5.

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)

A. Cellphone

b)

B. Radar

c)

C. Parachute

d)

D. Printing Press

6.

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

a)

A. Brass

b)

B. Radar

c)

C. Parachute

d)

D. Printing Press

7.

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

a)

A. Antonio Vivaldi

b)

B. Claudio Monteverdi

c)

C. J.S. Bach

d)

D. Thomas Morley

8.

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)

A. Jongleurs

b)

B. Minnesingers

c)

C. Trouveres

d)

D. Gypsies

9.

These are the characteristics of Madrigal vocal composition EXCEPT:

a)

A. Monophonic

b)

B. Sung in A Cappella

c)

C.Through - composed

d)

D. Frequently in 3-6 voices

10.

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)

A. Concerto

b)

B. Concerto Grosso

c)

C. Chorale

d)

D. Oratorio

11.

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

a)

A. J.S. Bach

b)

B. George Friedrich Handel

c)

C. Antonio Vivaldi

d)

D. Thomas Morley

12.

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

a)

A. Messiah

b)

B. Juditha’s Triumphant

c)

C. St. John Passion

d)

D. Judaas Maccabaeus

13.

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

a)

A. Lute

b)

B. Recorder

c)

B. Recorder

d)

B. Mesolithic D

14.

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

a)

A. Pre-Historic

b)

B. Ancient Egypt

c)

C. Classical

d)

C. Classical

15.

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

a)

A. Paleolithic

b)

B. Mesolithic

c)

C. Neolithic

d)

D. Terrific

16.

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)

A. Encaustic

b)

B. Kerch Style

c)

C. Fresco

d)

D. Panel

17.

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

a)

A. Mille Fleur

b)

B. Pyramids

c)

C. Stained Glass Window

d)

D. Mosaic

18.

There are three main types of Megalith Stone Architecture in the Pre-historic Art, which of the following structures below is an example of a Menhir?

a)

b)

c)

d)

19.

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

a)

b)

c)

d)

20.

Which of the following sculpture below is an example of Pre-historic art carved from limestone used as a charm to ensure fertility?

a)

b)

c)

d)

21.

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

a)

A. Pyramids of Giza

b)

B. The Parthenon

c)

B. The Parthenon

d)

D. Hagia Sophia 20. Greek Sculptures were tensed and stiff, their bodies were hidden w

22.

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

a)

A. Byzantine

b)

B. Gothic

c)

C. Roman

d)

D. Romanesque

23.

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

a)

A. Communicating with each other

b)

B. Make the deceased afterlife place pleasant

c)

C. Natural figures with dynamic composition

d)

D. Christian subjects

24.

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)

A. Sphinx

b)

B. Pyramids of Giza

c)

C. Hieroglyphics

d)

D. Mastaba

25.

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)

A. Colosseum

b)

B. Hagia Sophia

c)

C. Cathedral of Chartres

d)

D. Worcester Cathedral

26.

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)

A. It allows people to treat serious medical conditions without doctors

b)

B. It helps people avoid going to the hospital completely

c)

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

d)

D. It replaces the need for emergency purposes

27.

What is the best way to describe a fracture?

a)

A. Break or crack in a bone

b)

B. Bruise that changes color over time

c)

C. Cut or scrape on the skin

d)

D. Muscle that has been stretched too far

28.

After P.E., one of your classmates feels dizzy and looks pale. He says he feels weak and nauseous. What should you do?

1. Keep the victim cool

2. Have the victim lie down with the feet elevated

3. Monitor the victim for signs of shock

4. Give him/ her electrolyte beverages to sip.

a)

A. 1234

b)

B. 1243

c)

C. 1324

d)

D. 1342

29.

You and your friend are running when she suddenly stops and grabs her calf, saying it’s fractured. What should you do?

1. Apply the R.I.C.E. method right away.

2. Apply splints that must be long enough to extend beyond joints above and below the fracture.

3. Keep the limb in the position you found and place soft padding around the broken bones. Don’t move the broken bones

4. Get medical attention immediately. Fractures of the femur and pelvis may cause severe internal bleeding.

a)

A.1234

b)

B. 1432

c)

C. 1324

d)

D. 1423

30.

It refers to a state of being physically capable and energetic, encompassing the ability to perform daily activities with ease and the capacity to manage stress, fatigue, and disease.

a)

A. Agility

b)

B. Strength

c)

C. Power

d)

D. Flexibilitylity

31.

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

a)

A. Cheer for the players

b)

B. Train the athletes

c)

C. enforce the rules and ensure fair play

d)

D. Sell tickets and manage the crowd

32.

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

a)

A. Aggressiveness

b)

B. Nervousness

c)

C. Emotional control

d)

D. Silence

33.

Which of the following is an example of ethical behavior by an officiating official during a game?

a)

A. Recognize when he/she has a conflict of interest in an event he/she is officiating and will take reasonable steps to eliminate such conflicts

b)

B. Purposefully act against any of the values listed in this code of conduct.

c)

C. Alter competition records to reflect inaccurate results

d)

D. Use the occasion of a rule’s infraction as an opportunity to publicly embarrass or chastise an athlete

34.

Which hand signal shows the traveling violation in basketball?

a)

b)

c)

d)

35.

During the intramural’s basketball game, Jalen stood in the key (painted area near the basket) for more than 3 seconds while his team had possession of the ball. The referee blew the whistle and signaled a violation. What rule did Jalen break?

a)

A. Traveling

b)

B. Double dribble

c)

C. 3-second violation

d)

D. Personal foul

36.

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)

A. Scorer

b)

B. Line Judge

c)

C. Referee

d)

D. Coach

37.

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

a)

A. Rotation violation

b)

B. Ball in

c)

C. Ball Out

d)

D. Double contact

38.

A healthy community reflects a sense of well-being and a foundation for achieving all other goals and is essential for a productive society. Why is it important to live in a healthy community?

a)

A. It allows more businesses to advertise freely

b)

B. It improves fashion and entertainment trends

c)

C. It prevents people from traveling abroad

d)

D. It supports well-being, economic growth, and academic success

39.

Ana is a grade 9 student of Captain Albert Aguilar National High School. What role can she play in promoting a healthful community?

a)

A. Ignore social issues and let adults handle them

b)

B. Participate in activities that support environmental and community health

c)

C. Focus only on academic performance

d)

D. Post complaints on social media without action

40.

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

a)

A. Recycling plastics

b)

B. Planting trees

c)

C. Pollution and community neglect

d)

D. Attending school regularly

41.

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)

A. Peace and order

b)

C. Disease Control

c)

D. Water supply

42.

How does a healthy environment help students academically?

a)

A. Offering free internet

b)

B. Enabling them to be healthier and more focused on learning

c)

C. Giving them extra school holidays

d)

D. Allowing them to avoid physical activity

43.

In Barangay Malinis, the community health team recently conducted a health survey. The team included a doctor, a nurse, a barangay health worker, a sanitary inspector, and a nutritionist. They discovered that many residents were experiencing stomach problems due to unsafe drinking water. The sanitary inspector found that the water source was contaminated. The nutritionist also observed that children were underweight and not eating balanced meals. The nurse and BHW organized a health education seminar to teach families about proper hygiene, safe water practices, and nutritious food preparation. The doctor treated patients while encouraging long-term prevention through improved sanitation and diet.

a)

A. He gave out free medicine

b)

B. He taught children how to cook

c)

C. He identified the source of the health problem

d)

D. He treated patients at the clinic

44.

In Barangay Malinis, the community health team recently conducted a health survey. The team included a doctor, a nurse, a barangay health worker, a sanitary inspector, and a nutritionist. They discovered that many residents were experiencing stomach problems due to unsafe drinking water. The sanitary inspector found that the water source was contaminated. The nutritionist also observed that children were underweight and not eating balanced meals. The nurse and BHW organized a health education seminar to teach families about proper hygiene, safe water practices, and nutritious food preparation. The doctor treated patients while encouraging long-term prevention through improved sanitation and diet.

In the situation above, what was the most likely cause of the community’s stomach problems?

a)

A. Expired canned goods

b)

B. He taught children how to cook

c)

C. He identified the source of the health problem

d)

D. He treated patients at the clinic

45.

During the survey, how did the health team respond to the problems in Barangay Malinis?

a)

A. They closed the school to stop the spread

b)

B. They waited for the mayor to act

c)

C. They educated the community and provided treatment

d)

D. They told the community to drink more milk

46.

In Barangay Malinis, the community health team recently conducted a health survey. The team included a doctor, a nurse, a barangay health worker, a sanitary inspector, and a nutritionist. They discovered that many residents were experiencing stomach problems due to unsafe drinking water. The sanitary inspector found that the water source was contaminated. The nutritionist also observed that children were underweight and not eating balanced meals. The nurse and BHW organized a health education seminar to teach families about proper hygiene, safe water practices, and nutritious food preparation. The doctor treated patients while encouraging long-term prevention through improved sanitation and diet.

Which health team focused on improving children's nutrition?

a)

A. Doctor

b)

B. Nutritionist

c)

C. Sanitary Inspector

d)

D. Nurse

47.

In Barangay Malinis, the community health team recently conducted a health survey. The team included a doctor, a nurse, a barangay health worker, a sanitary inspector, and a nutritionist. They discovered that many residents were experiencing stomach problems due to unsafe drinking water. The sanitary inspector found that the water source was contaminated. The nutritionist also observed that children were underweight and not eating balanced meals. The nurse and BHW organized a health education seminar to teach families about proper hygiene, safe water practices, and nutritious food preparation. The doctor treated patients while encouraging long-term prevention through improved sanitation and diet.

What lessons this situation teach about the role of a health team?

a)

A. One person can solve all health problems

b)

B. Working together allows them to address different health needs effectively

c)

C. Only doctors can improve community health

d)

D. Giving food is better than education

48.

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

a)

A. Private doctor’s clinic

b)

B. Hospital emergency room

c)

C. Local health center offering free vaccinations

d)

D. Check-up costs six hundred pesos

49.

Helen and her brother live near a highway in Las Piñas where smoke from vehicles and factories fills the air daily. They've started coughing more and feel short of breath even during light activities. Based on this situation, what is a likely effect of the air pollution in their area?

a)

A. It helps them build stronger lungs

b)

B. It keeps the area cooler

c)

C. It can cause breathing problems and long-term illnesses

d)

D. It only affects the environment, not people

50.

Your school cafeteria uses plastic utensils, Styrofoam containers, and single-use plastic cups every day. Trash bins are always full, and litter is scattered around. As a student council member, you’re asked to suggest an action plan using the 8 R’s. Which combination of 3 R’s would be the most effective first step to reduce cafeteria waste, and why?

a)

A. Refuse, Reduce, Reuse – because stopping use of single-use plastics, cutting down waste, and finding reusable options target the root cause.

b)

B. Recycle, Replace, Repair – because recycling solves all types of waste and replacing utensils are cheaper.

c)

C. Recover, Rethink, Recycle – because energy can be recovered, and it's good to think differently about waste.

d)

D. Reuse, Recover, Repair – because repairing and reusing solve problems even if plastic use continuesD. Reuse, Recover, Repair – because repairing and reusing solve problems even if plastic use continues