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MAPEH 10 SUMMATIVE TEST

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of traditional African music?

a)

Worship

b)

Ceremonial use

c)

Functional purpose

d)

Rituals, work, and social events

2.

Which music style combines West African and Black American music?

a)

Juju

b)

Jive

c)

Afrobeat

d)

Kwassa Kwassa

3.

Which African genre is performed to wake worshippers after Ramadan fasting?

a)

Jit

b)

Apala

c)

Axe

d)

Maracatu

4.

What vocal form uses a question-and-answer singing pattern?

a)

Soul

b)

Blues

c)

Spiritual

d)

Call and Response

5.

A type of instrument that produces sound by the vibration of its own body?

a)

Drum

b)

Idiophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Membranophone

6.

Which of the following is an example of a membranophone instrument?

a)

Zeze

b)

Agogo

c)

Talking drum

d)

Array Mbira

7.

The Mbira or Thumb Piano belongs to which classification?

a)

Aerophone

b)

Lamellaphone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Membranophone

8.

Which instrument is made from a single string attached to a curved stick?

a)

Zeze

b)

Balafon

c)

Musical Bow

d)

Kudu Horn

9.

A student claps, slaps, and stomps to make rhythms. What kind of instrument is he demonstrating?

a)

Drum

b)

Body percussion

c)

Membranophone

d)

Chordophone instrument

10.

Which vocal form best represents African and Portuguese cultural fusion?

a)

Soul

b)

Maracatu

c)

Spiritual

d)

Call and Response

11.

A musician plays the Mbira to drive away evil spirits. What belief does this reflect?

a)

Music heals

b)

Music entertains

c)

Music connects with spirits

d)

Music strengthens traditions

12.

Which approach best preserves African traditional music in modern times?

a)

Record songs

b)

Promote festivals

c)

Integrate in modern genres

d)

Commercialize traditional artists

13.

What is the main feature of technology-based art?

a)

Uses tools

b)

Made by hand

c)

Uses technology

d)

Created with digital devices

14.

Which of the following is a form of technology-based art?

a)

Mosaic

b)

Digital Art

c)

Portrait Drawing

d)

Traditional Painting

15.

Who were the first artists to experiment with computer art?

a)

Teachers and Engineers

b)

Scientists and Photographers

c)

Engineers and Technicians

d)

Engineers and Scientists

16.

Which software can be used to edit or enhance photos?

a)

Picsart

b)

Snapseed

c)

Instagram

d)

Photo Booth Application

17.

Which principle of art is mostly seen in early computer artworks?

a)

Balance

b)

Pattern

c)

Harmony

d)

Repetition of geometric forms

18.

Which gadget is mainly used in creating mobile phone art?

a)

Laptop

b)

Tablet

c)

Smartphone

d)

Android mobile device

19.

What kind of art uses smartphones or android phones in editing and enhancing images?

a)

Computer art

b)

Digital Photography

c)

Video Gaming

d)

Mobile Phone art

20.

What is the purpose of digital art in today’s society?

a)

For design

b)

For awareness

c)

For expression

d)

For advocacy and creativity

21.

A student edits a photo about environmental care using Picsart. What type of artwork did the student makes?

a)

Drawing

b)

Poster

c)

Digital art

d)

Technology-based artwork

22.

Which situation shows the use of mobile phone art?

a)

Drawing on paper

b)

Editing in Snapseed

c)

Painting on canvas

d)

Sculpting with recycled materials

23.

If you want to make an artwork showing acts of heroism during a pandemic using your phone, what should you create?

a)

Selfie

b)

Mobile art

c)

Photo collage

d)

Digital awareness poster

24.

A student observes that early computer art uses geometric patterns. What does this reveal about its origin?

a)

It is creative

b)

It is abstract

c)

It is scientific

d)

It is mathematical and scientific

25.

Which is the best way to promote technology-based art among students?

a)

By sharing online

b)

By displaying in class

c)

By integrating in lessons

d)

By combining art with digital learning

26.

What is the main goal of functional fitness training?

a)

Lose fat

b)

Build endurance

c)

Strengthen the body

d)

Prepare for daily activities

27.

Functional training focuses mainly on what?

a)

Muscles

b)

Movements

c)

Equipment

d)

Individual muscles

28.

Which of the following is not part of the three planes of human motion?

a)

Lateral

b)

Sagittal

c)

Frontal

d)

Transverse

29.

Which plane of motion divides the body into left and right halves?

a)

Frontal

b)

Sagittal

c)

Transverse

d)

Oblique or diagonal

30.

Which plane involves side-to-side movements such as lateral raises?

a)

Sagittal

b)

Frontal

c)

Transverse

d)

Coronal or frontal

31.

Which plane of motion is primarily associated with rotational movement?

a)

Frontal

b)

Sagittal

c)

Transverse

d)

Oblique rotation

32.

Which of the following is a benefit of functional training?

a)

Adds bulk

b)

Increases speed

c)

Improves balance

d)

Reduces muscle mass

33.

What is the correct term for the body’s basic movement patterns?

a)

Skills

b)

Forms

c)

Primal Movements

d)

Functional Techniques

34.

A student performs squats and lunges to improve daily movement. Which concept does this apply?

a)

Balance

b)

Safety

c)

Functional training

d)

Movement integration

35.

A person practicing twisting and rotating exercises works mainly in which plane?

a)

Sagittal

b)

Frontal

c)

Transverse

d)

Rotational or circular

36.

An athlete trains by pushing, pulling, and twisting with control. What principle is followed?

a)

A. Form follows function

b)

B. Avoid overtraining

c)

C. Focus on strength

d)

D. Prioritize movement isolation

37.

How can functional training be best incorporated into a person’s fitness routine?

a)

Add it weekly

b)

Use light weights

c)

Combine it with stretching

d)

Integrate it into daily activities

38.

What does R.A. No. 10354 stand for?

a)

Anti-Smoking Law

b)

Reproductive Health Law

c)

Responsible Parenthood Act

d)

Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act

39.

Which pillar of the RH Law recognizes that abortion is punishable by law?

a)

Birth Control

b)

Respect for Life

c)

Informed Choice

d)

Responsible Parenthood

40.

What does the term reproductive health mainly focus on?

a)

Physical growth

b)

Family planning

c)

Safe motherhood

d)

Health of the reproductive system

41.

Which is the best protection against HIV/AIDS?

a)

Vaccination

b)

Abstinence

c)

Birth control pills

d)

Condom use during sexual intercourse

42.

What is the main purpose of the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003?

a)

To ban tobacco imports

b)

To protect tobacco farmers

c)

To reduce cigarette production

d)

To regulate the sale, use, and advertising of tobacco products

43.

Under R.A. 9211, smoking is prohibited in which area?

a)

Restaurants

b)

Open streets

c)

Private homes

d)

Centers of youth activities

44.

Which law limits the sale of tobacco to minors and requires health warnings?

a)

R.A. 8423

b)

R.A. 9211

c)

R.A. 10354

d)

R.A. 9165

45.

What government action helps those affected by the Tobacco Act such as farmers?

a)

Free medical care

b)

Health campaigns

c)

Cooperative programs

d)

Financial and livelihood assistance

46.

A couple decides to have only two children to give them a better quality of life. Which principle do they follow?

a)

Birth Control

b)

Family Planning

c)

Responsible Parenthood

d)

Reproductive Health Education

47.

A student makes a poster warning against smoking in public areas. Which law is being applied?

a)

R.A. 7394

b)

R.A. 8423

c)

R.A. 9211

d)

R.A. 10354

48.

A public place creates a separate area for smokers and non-smokers. What does this show?

a)

Freedom of choice

b)

Respect for health

c)

Compliance with the law

d)

Promotion of safe behavior

49.

Why is it important for young people to understand the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act?

a)

It promotes equality

b)

It ensures awareness

c)

It helps them plan early

d)

It guides them in making informed and responsible decisions

50.

How can you personally support the goals of the Tobacco Regulation Act?

a)

Ignore smokers

b)

Promote anti-smoking campaigns

c)

Report all tobacco sellers

d)

Encourage others to follow the no-smoking policies