WorksheetsQuiz 5 in NSTP-LTS
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The choice of “Revolting Children” from Matilda as the opening dance most likely symbolizes:
Children’s disobedience to parents
Nostalgia for childhood innocence and experiences
A rejection of education
Empowerment and youthful energy challenging limits
The inclusion of Budaya Dance Troupe in the opening reflects CTU-Argao’s effort to:
Ignore modern culture and heritage
Highlight cultural identity and diversity
Focus only on Western traditions
Depict sadness and isolation
“Into the Unknown” sung by Keeshia Yla Alberca best represents:
Journey into self-discovery and courage to face uncertainty
Fear of the past experiences & memories
Rejection of new challenges
Longing for material wealth
“Touch the Sky” (Brave) aligns with Feeling Blessed because it:
Promotes rebellion against faith
Rejects family values system such as Mano Po
Emphasizes gratitude for opportunities and freedom
Highlights selfish ambition
The duet “Go the Distance” by Dr. Cabico & Dr. Kintanar symbolizes:
Indifference to challenges
Perseverance and purpose despite trials
Isolation from other people like elders
Ignoring one’s calling
“Hakuna Matata” is suitable for Feeling Happy because it teaches:
Stress management through a worry-free mindset
Avoidance of responsibilities completely
Suppression of emotions and feelings in various formats
Dependence on others
“I See the Light” represents happiness through:
Ignoring opportunities
Clinging to the past
Accepting permanent despair
Hope and clarity after confusion
“I Put a Spell on You” reflects fear because:
It emphasizes unity and hope
It promotes confidence and bravery in various situations
It demonstrates love and compassion
It playfully illustrates being controlled by unknown forces
“Part of Your World” performed under the theme of fear emphasizes:
Ignoring change and resistance to chances
Curiosity and risk-taking despite uncertainty
Absolute safety in comfort zones
Submission to authority
“Remember Me” from Coco conveys heartbreak because it:
Depicts separation yet lasting love and memory
Celebrates financial success
Denies emotional bonds
Focuses only on anger, fear and anxiety
“Beauty and the Beast” symbolizes heartbreak and healing because:
It promotes isolation
Love transforms pain into acceptance and understanding
It discourages forgiveness
It portrays friendship as unnecessary and ignorance of relationship
“Reflection” (Mulan) is linked to being thoughtful because it:
Shows inner questioning of identity and authenticity
Advocates hiding one’s true self forever
Emphasizes pretending for social approval
Rejects self-awareness and self-worth
“Love is an Open Door” complements thoughtfulness by:
Exploring trust and companionship in decision-making
Encouraging isolation and separation of relationship
Rejecting emotional openness
Discouraging relationships –both familial and romantic
“Surface Pressure” (Encanto) represents being overwhelmed by:
Joy without consequence
Absolute freedom and leisure
The struggle of bearing heavy responsibilities
Rejection of family duties and obligations
Brian Maghanoy’s role in this scene shows that:
Sacrifice weakens family bonds and relationships
Challenges have no solutions and it does not solve anything
Responsibility is meaningless
Overwhelm can be hidden behind strength
“Friend Like Me” from Aladdin suits excitement because it:
Brings joy through magical possibilities and friendship
Promotes solitude and silence
Focuses only on material gain and nothing less.
Rejects imaginative energy and the like
“A Whole New World” links to excitement because it:
Warns against curiosity and persistence to go further in life
Teaches people to remain stagnant
Celebrates discovery and shared wonder of possibilities
Limits experiences to the familiar
“You’ve Got a Friend in Me” embodies gratitude by:
Ignoring bonds like friendships
Advocating betrayal and being traitor in various forms
Dismissing companionship and other form of relationship
Emphasizing loyalty and lasting support in friendships
“Let it Go” complements gratitude through:
Acceptance and release from burdens leading to freedom
Suppression of feelings and emotional attachments to relationships
Dependence on fear and anxiety
Detachment from hope and peace
The Finale – HOPE symbolizes:
The collective optimism of the CTU-Argao community despite struggles
Rejection of dreams and hoping for something greater
Dominance of despair and disappointments for the future
A call for isolation and separation in this academic community
The Curtain Call – The Circle of Life emphasizes:
Avoidance of traditions and culture
Individualism without ties and bonds for relationship
The interconnectedness and gratitude for existence
Hopeless repetition of events and experiences
The use of emoticons 😇😁😨😭🤔🤯🥳🤗 in the show primarily symbolizes:
Universal human emotions expressed creatively through art
Random internet trends without meaning and descriptive experiences
Suppression of feelings and emotions like friendship and romantic relationships
Disconnection from culture and diversity
Integrating Disney and Broadway songs in the presentation reflects CTU-Argao’s aim to:
Focus only on Western identity and diversity
Make emotions relatable through popular culture
Eliminate Filipino identity and culture
Avoid artistic creativity and diversity
The sequencing of emotions from 😇 blessed to 🌅 hopeful suggests:
A rejection of positive values and systems of desirability in personality
A random arrangement without direction and ways for meaningful experiences
A journey of human life from gratitude, struggles, and healing toward hope
A denial of emotional growth and rise of professional development
Overall, the EMOJIs presentation teaches the audience that:
Recognizing and expressing emotions is essential for self-awareness and unity
Emotions should always be suppressed and designed not to be expressed in various ways
Art has no role in education and it has no impact at all. Thus, it is not worth appreciating.
Personal feelings must be ignored for social image.
