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WorksheetsMusic and Arts; PE and Health REVIEWER
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
What element of music is focused on patterns of sound and silence?
dynamics
harmony
melody
rhythm
Which of the following is a rhythmic mode that uses repetition?
echo
polyrhythm
repetition
syncopation
What kind of rhythm uses unexpected off beats?
polyrhythm
repetition
steady Beat
syncopation
What material was commonly used in early Philippine pottery?
clay
glass
metal
plastic
Which traditional art form uses abaca or palm leaves?
painting
pottery
tattooing
weaving
What does a sun motif often symbolize in traditional art?
fear
sadness
strength or life
water
What kind of art is seen in the carved wooden houses of the Ifugao?
architecture
basket weaving
jewelry
pottery
What art forms are often found in public spaces like town plazas and church walls, depicting scenes from Philippine history and mythology?
embroidery
murals
pottery
sculptures
Philippine instruments like the Taguk are often made of brass, which is a strong metal used for making music. What does this choice of material show about pre-colonial Filipino artistry?
They preferred imported materials over natural ones.
They used available materials skillfully to produce distinct sounds.
They avoided using metals because they were too difficult to shape.
They only created instruments for decoration, not for performance.
The Agung gong is made of brass and beads, and it is special because it is used in important ceremonies. What does this reveal about its role in pre-colonial Filipino culture?
It was only used for entertainment purposes.
It was a decorative item with no cultural meaning.
It was mainly created for trade with neighboring countries.
It symbolized power, unity, and spiritual connection in the community.
Patterns in Philippine art, such as those found on pots and carvings, show stories about our history and different places. What does this reveal about early Filipino art?
It copied designs from other Asian countries.
It avoided using symbols or patterns in design.
It was only used to decorate homes without meaning.
It reflected the creativity and storytelling traditions of communities.
Which instrument is made of bamboo and often symbolizes nature?
bamboo flute
gangsa
kudyapi
kulintang
The kulintang ensemble is mostly associated with which purpose?
sleeping
studying alone
solo performance
rituals and celebration
Which choreographic principle refers to the force or quality of movement?
energy
patterns
space
symbolism
What kind of dance is Singkil, which uses fans and scarves to tell a story?
courtship dance
festival dance
community dance
itual dance
Why is repetition important in choreography?
to avoid mistakes
to make dances longer
to create rhythm and emphasis
to make movements easier to perform
Which of the following best describes early Philippine theater arts?
western-style stage plays
television and radio performances
performances held in modern theaters
rituals, dances, and dramatizations in open spaces
What subjects were commonly expressed in early performances?
shopping and city life
technology and machines
sports and entertainment only
nature, community, and beliefs
What principle of theater arts is shown when actors express emotions through movements?
expression
role-playing
staging
symbolism
Why were mediums such as props and costumes important in early Philippine theater?
to entertain only
to shorten rituals
to replace storytelling completely
to make performances colorful and meaningful
Which of the following best describes a motif?
a ritual performance
a song about tradition
a repeated design or pattern
an object that represents an idea
Which medium did early Filipinos commonly used for weaving?
bamboo
clay
plastic
t'nalak fibers
Why are motifs and symbols important in early Philippine art?
They served only as decorations.
They had no connection to culture.
They were copied from foreign designs.
They communicated meanings and cultural beliefs.
Which of the following examples shows the use of symbolism inspired by pre-colonial art in a modern creative work?
Copying symbols from Western logos.
Painting abstract shapes with no meaning.
Avoiding the use of cultural symbols in artwork.
Using the image of the sun to represent life and energy, similar to ancient tribal symbols.
A student creates a dance performance using drum beats that mimic the rhythm of traditional rituals. What element of pre-colonial art is being applied?
symbolism and motif
pattern and repetition
use of rhythm and tempo
choice of materials and medium
What are two physical changes that commonly occur during puberty?
increased appetite and weight gain
decreased energy levels and fatigue
enhanced memory and cognitive abilities
broadening of shoulders and widening of hips
Which of the following is a common emotional change during puberty?
increased self-confidence
stable mood with no fluctuations
decreased interest in social activities
reduced need for support from friends
Which coping mechanism can help manage emotional changes during puberty?
bottling up feelings and emotions
engaging in regular physical activity
consuming excessive sugary snacks
avoiding communication with friends
Why is it important to seek support from trusted adults and friends during puberty?
because they can't provide helpful advice
because it's better to deal with problems alone
because they can offer guidance and understanding
because they won't understand what you're going through
Which is an example of a social challenge?
peer pressure
growing taller
making new friends
joining a school club
Which is the best way to deal with a challenge during puberty?
Ignore it.
Keep it to yourself.
Compare yourself to others.
Ask for help from trusted people.
Which of the following is NOT a common puberty-related issue?
peer pressure
emotional changes
body image concerns
financial management
A learner feels shy to attend parties because of body changes. What kind of concern is this?
emotional
mental
physical
social
Which of the following shows an emotional issue?
developing pimples
having a growth spurt
experiencing mood swings
wanting more independence
Why is it important for families to support children during puberty?
to stop puberty changes
to make them grow faster
to compare them with others
to help them understand and cope with changes
Who plays a crucial role in providing support and understanding to children during puberty?
only siblings
only parents
only teachers
both parents and other family members
A boy feels embarrassed about his changing voice. Who in the family could reassure him by sharing similar experiences?
aunt
teacher
father or older brother
younger sibling
Which family member may share personal experiences to guide a child?
grandparent
neighbor
parent
sibling
Which of the following is a myth about puberty?
Exercise stops growth
Puberty is a normal stage of life.
Puberty happens at different ages.
Both boys and girls go through puberty.
Why is it important to know the difference between fact and myth?
to avoid asking questions
to ignore what people say
to memorize all puberty myths
to make correct health decisions
Which statement is a misconception?
Puberty is part of growing up.
Puberty brings changes to the body.
Boys’ voices may deepen during puberty.
Only girls need proper hygiene during puberty.
Which of the following statements is a common myth about puberty and physical activity participation for girls?
Exercise can slow down puberty for girls.
Puberty has no effect on physical activity for girls.
Girls should engage in physical activity during puberty.
Girls should avoid sports during puberty to avoid stunting their growth.
What can you do to help your friends understand the truth about puberty related myths and feel more confident about participating in physical activities?
Keep the truth to yourself.
Ignore them if they have questions.
Make fun of them for believing in myths.
Share what you learned from the lesson with them.
How might understanding the truth about puberty myths impact your own feelings about being active?
I won't care either way.
It won't change how I feel.
I'll probably be more afraid.
I might feel more confident and comfortable participating in activities.
Why is it important to debunk myths about puberty and physical activity?
because adults tell us to do so.
because it's fun to learn about myths.
because everyone needs to know everything about puberty.
because myths can lead to misunderstandings and prevent people from being active.
Which of the following is NOT a net/wall game?
badminton
soccer
tennis
volleyball
What is the main objective of net/wall games?
to avoid moving too much
to score by hitting your teammate
to keep the object on your own side
to score points by sending the object to the opponent's side so they cannot return it
Which locomotor skill is used to move sideways while still facing the net?
jumping
quick stop
running
side-stepping
If a player positions their body to stop the ball from entering the goal, the skill is called:
blocking
passing
receiving
shooting
Which skill ensures you connect with the ball at the right moment?
direction
grip
stance
timing
