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Mapeh Review

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of global health initiatives?

a)

To increase population

b)

To improve people’s health worldwide

c)

To control governments

d)

To limit health services

2.

What is the primary reason why the World Health Organization (WHO) and various nations collaborate on global health initiatives?

a)

To promote tourism between member nations.

b)

To address health issues that transcend national boundaries.

c)

To establish a single global language for doctors.

d)

To increase the cost of medical technology.

3.

Which dance form is commonly associated with urban culture and energetic movements?

a)

Contemporary dance

b)

Hip-hop dance

c)

Cheer dance

d)

Ballet

4.

Which eating habit BEST supports active participation in dance activities?

a)

Skipping meals

b)

Eating junk food daily

c)

Eating balanced meals

d)

Drinking soft drinks only

5.

Which practice supports the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control?

a)

Allowing smoking in public places

b)

Increasing tobacco advertisements

c)

Implementing smoke-free areas

d)

Lowering tobacco taxes

6.

Why is regular dance practice considered a form of physical activity?

a)

It requires no movement

b)

It helps improve fitness and coordination


c)

It causes fatigue only

d)

It limits flexibility

7.

Which disease can be prevented through vaccination programs supported by GAVI?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Measles

c)

Hypertension

d)

Asthma

8.

Why is drinking enough water during dance practice important?

a)

Prevent dehydration

b)

Increase injury

c)

Reduce movement

d)

Cause tiredness

9.

A student performs hip-hop dance regularly but eats mostly fast food. What possible effect may this have?

a)

 Improved endurance

b)

Better weight management

c)

Poor energy and performance

d)

Faster recovery

10.

Why should countries collaborate in global health initiatives?

a)

Diseases do not cross borders

b)

Health problems affect only one nation

c)

Shared efforts improve global health outcomes

d)

To compete with each other

11.

Levi Celerio is widely known for writing lyrics to hundreds of Filipino songs that became part of everyday Filipino life, ranging from lullabies to patriotic and popular songs. What does this achievement reveal about his role in Philippine music?

a)

Voicing Filipino feelings through accessible and relatable song texts

b)

Writing only instrumental works for formal concerts

c)

Using mostly foreign themes and languages

d)

Limiting songwriting to elite audiences

12.

A music class listens to “Kayganda ng Ating Musika,” a song that celebrates Filipino musical identity and expresses pride in local culture and artistry. Which contemporary composer is best associated with this work?

a)

Lucio San Pedro – known for lyrical melodies and National Artist recognition

b)

Antonio Molina – associated with impressionist and romantic styles

c)

Ryan Cayabyab – a composer known for blending traditional and contemporary styles

d)

Rosendo Santos, Jr. – known for patriotic and band compositions

13.

Antonio Molina appears frequently in readings about Filipino composers whose works reflect atmospheric colors, tone painting, and impressionist techniques. While researching a short piano composition titled “Malikmata,” a student notices that the composer is often credited with introducing impressionism into Philippine art music. In this context, which composer fits the description?

a)

Nicanor Abelardo – known for emotionally expressive kundimans and modernized art songs

b)

Antonio Molina – a composer associated with impressionist textures and coloristic writing

c)

Hilarion Rubio – a composer and bandmaster recognized for marches and orchestral music

d)

Francisco Santiago – a composer celebrated for developing the traditional kundiman

14.

When studying the development of the kundiman, students learn that some composers helped transform this folk love song into a refined art form suitable for concert performance. What does Francisco Buencamino Sr.’s work suggest about this transformation?

a)

Music remained strictly Western in character

b)

Song lyrics were intentionally avoided

c)

Folk love songs were elevated into formal art music

d)

Kundiman performances were limited to elite audiences

15.

Students reflect on why the ballad “Ikaw” by George Canseco continues to be performed and appreciated by different generations of Filipinos. Which explanation best accounts for the song’s lasting popularity?

a)

It focuses mainly on political themes

b)

It captures deep and universal human emotions

c)

It avoids reaching a wide audience

d)

It is intends only for formal occasions

16.

A feature article highlights Filipino composers who successfully combined indigenous instruments and musical ideas with Western orchestral forms, helping shape a distinct national sound. Which composer is most strongly associated with this musical approach?

a)

Ernani Cuenco

b)

Lucrecia Kasilag

c)

Constancio de Guzman

d)

George Canseco

17.

In exploring experimental music, students encounter works that treat environmental and everyday sounds as musical material rather than relying solely on traditional melodies. How does Jose Maceda’s compositional style reflect this approach?

a)

It focuses primarily on Western tonal scale

b)

It relies on strict harmonic rules

c)

It emphasizes solo instrumental virtuosity

d)

It uses real-world and environmental sounds as musical elements

18.

Despite efforts to preserve indigenous traditions, Philippine music in the 20th century developed within a dominant musical framework that shaped its form and notation. Which musical tradition served as the strongest foundation during this period?

a)

Spanish music

b)

East Asian music

c)

Western music

d)

American music

19.

The song “Sa Ugoy ng Duyan” continues to be studied and performed for its emotional depth and cultural meaning. What Philippine musical value is most clearly expressed in this piece?

a)

Complex harmonic structures

b)

Maternal love expressed through melody

c)

Emphasis on electronic sound

d)

Restricted emotional range

20.

A contemporary Filipino composer is described as using chromaticism, electronic media, and indigenous Philippine musical elements within a modern compositional framework. Which composer best fits this description?

a)

Jerry Dadap  

b)

Francisco Feliciano

c)

Ramon P. Santos

d)

Josefino Toledo

21.

Brillante Mendoza is recognized for his bold, realist style of storytelling. In 2009, he gained global acclaim after winning the Best Director Award at the Cannes Film Festival for his film Kinatay (The Execution of P). Which of the following options best describes this filmmaker?

a)

A director known mainly for mainstream television dramas  

b)

A National Artist known for socially themed films

c)

An independent Filipino filmmaker with international recognition

d)

A pioneer of early Philippine cinema

22.

Dita Sandico-Ong is known for her wraps inspired by indigenous weaving from Ilocos Sur, earning her recognition in Philippine fashion. Which description best fits this designer? 

a)

A designer known as Wrap Artiste

b)

A designer known for experimental fashion forms

c)

A designer specializing in knitwear

d)

A furniture and interior designer

23.

Photography was not immediately accepted as an art form when it first emerged in the 19th century. Which statement best reflects its early perception?

a)

It was widely accepted as fine art 

b)

It was primarily abstract in nature

c)

It was seen mainly as a technical process

d)

It was focused on invisible imagery

24.

Rajo Laurel integrates Filipino craftsmanship into his fashion designs through embroidery and hand-painted details. Which description best represents his approach? 

a)

A mass-market fashion designer

b)

A bridal couture specialist

c)

A designer using Filipino-inspired craftsmanship

d)

A knitwear-focused designer

25.

Kenneth Cobonpue is a Filipino designer known internationally. Which option best describes this artist? 

a)

A fashion designer

b)

A designer of furniture and lighting

c)

A visual artist

d)

A textile designer

26.

Tanging Yaman is a critically acclaimed Filipino film that gained both local and international recognition. Which description best fits its director? 

a)

A director of experimental films 

b)

A filmmaker known for award-winning drama

c)

A commercial film director

d)

A silent film pioneer

27.

George Tapan has received international awards for his photography. Which description best represents this artist? 

a)

A studio photographer

b)

A documentary filmmaker

c)

A travel photographer

d)

A painter

28.

Early Philippine comics reflected the culture and values of Filipino society in the 1920s. Which theme best describes these early comics?

a)

Folklore and traditional stories

b)

Political propaganda

c)

Tourism promotion

d)

Urban lifestyle

29.

Print media plays an important role in informing the public and supporting communication through newspapers, magazines, and other printed materials. Which of the following is considered an inappropriate use of print media?

a)

Publishing newspapers and magazines

b)

Advertising products

c)

Spreading black propaganda

d)

Printing brochures and flyers

30.

Tony Velasquez played a major role in the development of Philippine comics. Which description best explains his contribution?  

a)

A modern digital artist 

b)

A political cartoonist

c)

A pioneer of Filipino comics

d)

A graphic designer

31.

In the context of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), why is 'Empowering Women' considered a global health significance?  

a)

It is a goal that has no direct connection to physical health.

b)

It leads to better health outcomes for children and families.

c)

It allows women to work longer hours in medical factories.

d)

It reduces the need for doctors in rural areas.

32.

TB-DOTS is a program of WHO which aims to prevent further transmission of tuberculosis around the world. What does the acronym TB-DOTS stands for?

a)

Tuberculosis- Diagnosis Organization and Treatment Services

b)

Tuberculosis- Directly Observed Treatment Short -Course

c)

Tuberculosis- Direct Observation and Therapy Service

d)

Tuberculosis- Department of Treatment Short Course

33.

What GHI is a funding project that helps in the prevention, reduction, and mitigation of the negative impacts of the 3 diseases to humanity which contributes to the fulfillment of the Millennium Development Goals?

a)

GAVI

b)

GFATM

c)

FCTC

d)

MAP

34.

Which factor often leads to the failure of a health initiative at the community level?

a)

Over-education of the public.

b)

Cultural beliefs or traditions that conflict with the medical intervention.

c)

Having too many volunteers.

d)

Medicines being too effective.

35.

You have a friend that has been addicted to cigarettes. What global health initiative would help him to refrain from using it?

a)

FCTC

b)

GAVI

c)

GHI

d)

GFATM