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WorksheetsMAPEH 6 - 2ND GRADING
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
What percentage of Earth is covered with water?
50%
70%
75%
90%
According to the text, what is the body's most essential requirement after air?
Food
Water
Sleep
Exercise
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an air pollutant in the text?
Carbon monoxide
Nitrogen oxide
Ozone
Sulfur dioxide
How can household sewage affect water resources?
It can make water taste better
It can increase oxygen levels for fish
It can spread diseases like typhoid fever and cholera
It can purify the water naturally
Which of the following is a way to help conserve water at home?
Taking longer showers
Letting water run while brushing teeth
Using a basin when washing dishes
Using a hose instead of a pail when cleaning the car
What is the function of a squeegee in silkscreen printing?
To stretch the silk on the frame
To cut the stencil design
To push ink through the mesh onto the paper or fabric
To mix different colors of ink
At what angle should you hold the squeegee when spreading ink?
25-30° angle
45-60° angle
70-80° angle
90° angle
Which type of ink should you use when printing on fabric?
Poster inks
Acrylic inks
Fabric inks
Water-based inks
Why is it recommended to do silkscreen printing in a well-ventilated room?
Because the process is very noisy
Because the fumes from ink and thinner can be strong
Because it requires a lot of space
Because the process creates a lot of dust
What is the main advantage of using a compact camera for photography?
It has the highest quality images
It is affordable and lightweight
It has the most versatile features
It offers the best zoom capabilities
Which part of a digital camera directs light from the subject to the sensor?
Flash
Viewfinder
Mode Dial
Lens
What happens when you increase the ISO sensitivity on your camera?
The image becomes darker
The shutter speed increases
The camera becomes more sensitive to light
The depth of field increases
In photography, what controls the depth of field (how much of the image is in focus)?
Aperture
Shutter speed
ISO sensitivity
Mode dial
Which photography term refers to images that are too bright?
Underexposed
Overexposed
Digital noise
Focal point
What is considered the most popular sport all over the Philippines?
Soccer
Football
Basketball
Ultimate Frisbee
Which of the following is NOT a health benefit of playing basketball regularly?
Burning calories
Improving cardiovascular endurance
Decreasing muscular strength
Improving coordination
What type of game is basketball classified as?
Target game
Invasion game
Net game
Striking game
In invasion games, how do teams score points?
By keeping the ball away from the opposing team
By moving an object into another team's territory and shooting into a target
By striking a stationary target
By completing a set number of passes
Which skills are particularly important in playing invasion games?
Speed and agility
Height and weight
Strength and power only
Flexibility and balance only
When performing a chest pass, at what level should you hold the ball?
Above your head
At waist level
At chest level
At knee level
When dribbling a basketball, which part of your hand should you use to bounce the ball?
Palm
Wrist
Finger pads
Knuckles
When dribbling with your foot in invasion games like soccer, what part of the foot should you use?
Toes
Heel
Outside edge
Inside edge
Who invented volleyball?
William G. Morgan
James Naismith
John Wooden
Thomas Edison
In what year was volleyball invented?
1891
1899
1895
1905
What was volleyball originally called?
Netball
Mintonette
Handtennis
Wallball
Volleyball is an example of what type of game?
Target game
Invasion game
Striking game
Net and wall game
When performing a forearm pass, where should you strike the ball?
On your wrists
On your elbows
On your forearms just above the wrist
On your palms
What shape should your hands form when performing an overhead pass?
A triangle shape
A diamond shape
A square shape
A circular shape
What is the key signature for F Major?
One sharp (F#)
One flat (Bb)
Two flats (Bb and Eb)
No sharps or flats
What does a flat sign (♭) do to a note?
Makes the note longer
Makes the note shorter
Raises the pitch by a half step
Lowers the pitch by a half step
Which of the following best describes a "hometone" in music?
The loudest note in a musical piece
The note where the music feels finished and at rest
The first note played in a musical piece
The highest note in a musical scale
Which of the following describes monophonic texture in music?
Many melodies played at the same time
A melody accompanied by chords
Only one melody with no harmony
A melody with lyrics
What does the Italian term "forte" (f) mean in music?
Play softly
Play loudly
Play gradually getting louder
Play gradually getting softer
What is the key signature for F Major?
One sharp (F#)
One flat (Bb)
Two flats (Bb and Eb)
No sharps or flats
Which of the following is the home note (tonic) in D Minor?
F
Bb
D
A
What is a "hometone" in music?
The loudest note in a musical piece
The first note played in a song
The note where music feels finished and at rest
The highest note in a musical scale
Which term describes the texture when only one melody is being played or sung?
Polyphonic
Homophonic
Monophonic
Symphonic
What does the musical symbol "b" (flat) do to a note?
Makes the note sound a little higher
Makes the note sound a little lower
Makes the note twice as long
Makes the note twice as loud
F Major and D Minor are described as "relative keys" because:
They both sound equally happy
They use the same key signature
They have the same home note
They have no sharps or flats
Which musical texture features a main melody accompanied by chords or intervals?
Monophonic texture
Polyphonic texture
Homophonic texture
None of the above
What Italian term indicates that music should be played "moderately loud"?
Piano (p)
Forte (f)
Mezzo piano (mp)
Mezzo forte (mf)
Which of the following note sequences represents the key of G Major?
G - A - B - C - D - E - F - G
G - A - B - C - D - E - F# - G
G - A - Bb - C - D - E - F - G
G - A - B - C# - D - E - F - G
What happens when singers perform a round song like "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" in turns?
They create a monophonic texture
They create a homophonic texture
They create a polyphonic texture
They create a symphonic texture
When performing an overhead pass, your hands should be:
A. As far apart as possible
B. A little closer above your head
C. At shoulder level
D. Behind your back
During an overhand serve, what should you do with your elbow?
A. Keep it low and close to your body
B. Point it toward the ground
C. Keep it flexed and high
D. Lock it straight
