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SECOND SUMMATIVE TEST IN MAPEH 7 SY 2025-2026

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Sugidanon of the Panay Bukidnon is known for being:

a)

The longest epic in the Philippines

b)

The shortest folk tale

c)

A religious prayer

d)

A song for children

2.

Which Southeast Asian country shares a similar chanting tradition called Sulukan?

a)

Vietnam

b)

Thailand

c)

Malaysia

d)

Indonesia

3.

The Binanog is a traditional ________?

a)

Weaving style

b)

Food delicacy

c)

Dance of the Panay Bukidnon

d)

Boat design

4.

What material is typically used in building traditional Panay Bukidnon houses?

a)

Wood and cement

b)

Bamboo and nipa

c)

Mud bricks and thatch

d)

Stone and clay

5.

How did the Panay Bukidnon people traditionally travel across rivers?

a)

By foot

b)

By raft

c)

By boat

d)

By horseback

6.

Why might Sugidanon be considered culturally significant?

a)

It represents modern Filipino values.

b)

It documents ancient Panay Bukidnon traditions and stories.

c)

It is popular among young people.

d)

It is short and easy to memorize.

7.

What type of fabric do the men in traditional Southeast Asian attire wear around the waist?

a)

Sarong

b)

Kimono

c)

Hanbok

d)

Toga

8.

Why is it important to study traditional arts like Sugidanon and Sulukan?

a)

To create modern adaptations for TV shows

b)

To preserve and understand the cultural heritage of a society

c)

To compete with other countries

d)

To introduce foreign music styles

9.

What instrument is known as the "primary drum" in the Gamelan?

a)

Saron

b)

Bonang

c)

Kendhang

d)

Gambang

10.

What is the typical number of bars on a Saron in a Gamelan?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

10

d)

12

11.

The word "Pasindhèn" refers to?

a)

An Indonesian solo singer

b)

A drum player

c)

A flute player

d)

A dancer

12.

The "Binanog" dance, performed by the Tumandok people, is traditionally accompanied by music and storytelling in which native language?

a)

Ilocano

b)

Cebuano

c)

Kinaray-a

d)

Waray

13.

What do you call the indigenous tribe lives in Panay Island, who are known for their efforts in preserving traditional practices and land rights.

a)

Ilocano

b)

Tumandok

c)

Tulali

d)

Waray

14.

In Javanese wayang performances, what is the role of the "dalang"?

a)

Musician

b)

Dancer

c)

Puppeteer

d)

Drummer

15.

What does the Sugidanon usually highlight about the Panay Bukidnon people?

a)

Their conflicts with neighboring islands

b)

Their spiritual beliefs and history

c)

Their economic practices

d)

Their favorite recreational games

16.

Which festival is considered a twin festival with both jubilation and storytelling?

a)

Sinulog Festival

b)

Ati-Atihan Festival

c)

Hirinugyaw-Suguidanonay Festival

d)

Kadayawan Festival

17.

What do you call the traditional embroidery of the Panay Bukidnon?

a)

Hirinugyaw

b)

Ikat

c)

Managbutok

d)

Panubok

18.

How is the Hirinugyaw-Suguidanonay Festival unique compared to other Philippine festivals?

a)

It focuses only on dancing

b)

It combines storytelling with jubilation

c)

It is a modern festival

d)

It involves only traditional sports

19.

Which plant is commonly associated with the Pako-pako design?

a)

A. Bamboo

b)

B. Labog

c)

C. Fern

d)

D. Tuko

20.

What is the purpose of the "Ikat" method?

a)

Weave fabric in patterns

b)

Color fabric in patterns by dyeing

c)

To embroider patterns

d)

To paint fabric one solid color

21.

What is a common theme in Panubok embroidery designs?

a)

Religious figures

b)

Abstract concepts

c)

Environmental shapes and objects

d)

Foreign motifs

22.

Which pattern was inspired by the eye of a bird?

a)

Pako-pako

b)

Linantay

c)

Matang punay

d)

Linabog

23.

What is the significance of the Linantay pattern in Panubok embroidery?

a)

It represents a floral symbol

b)

It is the basic design

c)

It represents birds

d)

It shows complex artistry

24.

The Pakpak Aguring pattern is inspired by what?

a)

A flower

b)

A bird’s Wing

c)

An insect’s wing

d)

A fern Wing

25.

What aspect of the environment does the Tuko-tuko design represent?

a)

Flowers

b)

Bamboo poles

c)

Birds

d)

Mountains

26.

Which of the following defines “health concerns” for adolescents?

a)

Issues affecting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

b)

Problems related only to physical fitness.

c)

Concerns about financial stability.

d)

Problems related solely to academic performance.

27.

What does “reflect” mean in the context of health concerns?

a)

Ignoring negative thoughts.

b)

Thinking deeply about personal experiences and concerns.

c)

Focusing only on physical health.

d)

Looking at other people’s problems.

28.

How does “open communication” improve family relationships?

a)

It discourages sharing of personal thoughts.

b)

It fosters trust and understanding among family members.

c)

It allows family members to avoid each other’s concerns.

d)

It prevents family members from expressing their feelings.

29.

Which of the following best describes “empathy”?

a)

Avoiding other people’s issues.

b)

Judging others based on their actions.

c)

Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.

d)

Competing with others’ emotions.

30.

What is the main benefit of family members having “mutual support” and problem-solving skills?

a)

Solving individual issues separately.

b)

Strengthening the family’s ability to face challenges together.

c)

Limiting family communication.

d)

Encouraging children to solve problems alone.

31.

Why is setting boundaries important in family dynamics?

a)

It promotes misunderstandings among family members.

b)

It helps define personal limits and expectations in relationships.

c)

It discourages family members from talking to each other.

d)

It leads to increased conflicts.

32.

What is the purpose of a “bubble map” as used in the lesson?

a)

To measure family members’ physical fitness.

b)

To display a timeline of family events.

c)

To chart an individual’s progress.

33.

What is the primary objective of an invasion game?

a)

To invade the opponent’s territory and score points

b)

To maintain control over a stationary target

c)

To prevent players from crossing boundaries

d)

To play individually rather than as a team

34.

What skill is essential in invasion games for moving quickly in various directions?

a)

Flexibility

b)

Speed & agility

c)

Static strength

d)

Balance only

35.

Why is “passing” an important skill in invasion games?

a)

It allows players to share the ball or object and advance toward a goal.

b)

It keeps the player in one position.

c)

It is only useful for defense.

d)

It is used only to waste time.

36.

How does participation in invasion games benefit physical health?

a)

By isolating individual players.

b)

By promoting teamwork and cardiovascular fitness.

c)

By only focusing on strength training.

d)

By reducing flexibility.

37.

Why is family participation in physical activities important for emotional well-being?

a)

It encourages isolation during games.

b)

It provides bonding time and reduces stress.

c)

It causes more stress for all members.

d)

It limits interactions among family members.

38.

In an invasion game, what does the skill of “anticipation” involve?

a)

Ignoring opponents' moves

b)

Waiting for the ball to come to you

c)

Guessing where the play or ball might go

d)

Staying in a fixed position

39.

In invasion games, what does “change of speed” allow a player to do?

a)

Maintain a constant pace.

b)

Adjust pace to respond to the game’s demands.

c)

Stop playing at any time.

d)

Ignore the opponent's moves.

40.

Which of the following best describes “restart” in the context of invasion games?

a)

Pausing the game.

b)

Avoiding any further play.

c)

Ending the game permanently.

d)

Starting an activity again after an interruption.

41.

Who invented the game of basketball?

a)

Michael Jordan

b)

James Naismith

c)

Wilt Chamberlain

d)

LeBron James

42.

You are closely guarded while holding the ball. What is the best skill to use to avoid a turnover?

a)

Shooting

b)

Dribbling

c)

Passing

d)

Rebounding

43.

Your coach emphasizes that everyone should be involved in the play. Which skill will you focus on to follow this strategy?

a)

Shooting

b)

Dribbling

c)

Passing

d)

Running

44.

Which skill is defined as bouncing the ball while walking or running?

a)

Shooting

b)

Passing

c)

Rebounding

d)

Dribbling

45.

Why is running considered a basic skill in basketball?

a)

It helps prevent fouls

b)

It is important for speed, which defines the best players

c)

It ensures more points

d)

It promotes teamwork

46.

What happens when players fail to develop their shooting skills?

a)

They cannot maintain ball possession.

b)

They struggle to involve teammates.

c)

They miss opportunities to score points.

d)

They fail to jump effectively.

47.

Why is dribbling a critical skill in basketball?

a)

It improves teamwork

b)

It enables players to move with the ball

c)

It helps in making long-range shots

48.

Which skill is often used immediately after a failed shot?

a)

Dribbling

b)

Rebounding

c)

Running

d)

Passing

49.

Which of the following is NOT considered a basic skill in basketball?

a)

Passing

b)

Shooting

c)

Serving

d)

Running

50.

What is the main objective of basketball as a team sport?

a)

To keep possession of the ball

b)

To prevent the opponent from scoring

c)

To shoot the ball through the basket

d)

To play as many minutes as possible