WorksheetsRhythm and Tempo in Philippine Culture and Performance
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is rhythm? Rhythm is a universal language of ______ and ______ that structures time.
sound, silence
music, dance
words, actions
notes, beats
Which of the following is NOT a key element of rhythm?
A) Beat
B) Tempo
C) Melody
D) Duration
Nature-Inspired Patterns: Movements mimic ______, birds, footsteps. Fill in the blank.
waves
cars
buildings
books
Which symbol in rhythm represents freedom and spirituality?
Sun
Waves
Birds
Which region is associated with bamboo tapping in Tinikling and Maglalatik?
Luzon
Visayas
Mindanao
Palawan
What is tempo? Fill in the blank: Tempo is the ______ of music that sets the mood and energy of a performance.
speed
volume
pitch
melody
Tempo in Filipino arts is central to rituals, celebrations, and storytelling.
True
False
Which type of tempo is described as energetic and joyful?
Fast Tempo
Slow Tempo
Name one traditional instrument used to integrate tempo in performance.
Drums or bamboo
Piano
Violin
Trumpet
What is puberty?
A. A natural stage where a child's body matures into an adult.
B. A type of dance art.
C. A form of visual art.
D. A theater performance.
Fill in the blank: Puberty involves physical, emotional, social, and _______ changes.
intellectual
mechanical
seasonal
chemical
Which of the following is NOT a physical change during puberty? Choose the correct answer.
Growth spurt
Mood swings
Breast development (girls)
Deeper voice (boys)
List two core theater principles from Pre-Colonial Philippine Arts.
Role-playing: Embody spirits/heroes; Use of Space: Open-air settings.
Use of Modern Technology: Digital effects; Scripted Dialogue: Western influence.
Proscenium Stage: Fixed seating; Ticketed Entry: Reserved seats.
Musical Scores: Western instruments; Spotlighting: Electric lights.
Which of the following is a choreographic principle?
Use of masks
Movement vocabulary: Nature-inspired gestures
Pottery making
Menstrual hygiene
Fill in the blank: Visual arts in Pre-Colonial Philippine Arts expressed ______, beliefs, and nature.
identity
technology
commerce
warfare
Which of the following is a common challenge during puberty?
Balance & Harmony
Stress & anxiety
Use of props
Symmetry and unity
What is one tip for maintaining good sleep hygiene for teens?
Consistent sleep schedule.
Drinking caffeine before bed.
Using electronic devices late at night.
Skipping breakfast regularly.
Which of the following is a medium used in Pre-Colonial Philippine visual arts? Choose the correct answer.
Deodorant
Pottery
Pads
Tampons
Fill in the blank: Teens need ___ to ___ hours of sleep.
8–10
5–7
10–12
6–8
Which of the following is NOT listed as table tennis equipment?
Table
Net
Helmet
Paddle
What is the correct ready position in table tennis?
Feet together, knees straight
Feet shoulder-width apart, knees bent
Feet crossed, knees bent
Feet apart, knees straight
Which grip technique is described as 'like shaking hands; easy for beginners'?
Shakehand Grip
Penhold Grip
V-Grip
Seemiller Grip
The Penhold Grip in table tennis allows for:
Slow movements
Fast wrist movements
No wrist movement
Only backhand strokes
Which stroke involves swinging on the dominant side with the palm up?
Forehand Stroke
Backhand Stroke
Overhead Smash
Drop Shot
In table tennis, the ball must not bounce once on each side when serving.
True
False
