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MAPEH REVIEW TEST

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

Contemporary Philippine music refers to compositions that adopted ideas from which period of Western music?

a)

Baroque

b)

Classical

c)

Romantic

d)

20th Century

2.

Who is known as the Father of Kundiman?

a)

Nicanor Abelardo

b)

Francisco Santiago

c)

Antonio Molina

d)

Lucio San Pedro

3.

Which composer is known as the Claude Debussy of the Philippines?

a)

Felipe de Leon

b)

Antonio Molina

c)

Rodolfo Cornejo

d)

Alfredo Buenaventura

4.

Who composed the song Sa Ugoy ng Duyan?

a)

Lucio San Pedro

b)

Ryan Cayabyab

c)

Constancio de Guzman

d)

Ernani Cuenco

5.

Which composer wrote the national tribute hymn Ako ay Pilipino?

a)

George Canseco

b)

Mike Velarde

c)

Santiago Suarez

d)

Restituto Umali

6.

Francisco Buencamino founded which music institution in 1930?

a)

UP Conservatory of Music

b)

Buencamino Music Academy

c)

Manila Symphony Orchestra

d)

Philippine Music Guild

7.

Which of the following is a famous composition of Nicanor Abelardo?

a)

Bayan Ko

b)

Mutya ng Pasig

c)

Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal

d)

Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika

8.

Felipe de Leon is best known for translating the lyrics of which song into Tagalog?

a)

Bayan Ko

b)

Lupang Hinirang

c)

Sa Ugoy ng Duyan

d)

Anak

9.

Which composer wrote over 300 compositions ranging from classical to pop?

a)

Rodolfo Cornejo

b)

Mike Velarde

c)

Alfredo Buenaventura

d)

Santiago Suarez

10.

Which composer is associated with romantic nationalist style and folk elements?

a)

Antonio Molina

b)

Lucio San Pedro

c)

Ernani Cuenco

d)

George Canseco

11.

Which of the following composers belong to the Triumvirate of Filipino Composers?

a)

Abelardo, Santiago, Molina

b)

San Pedro, Cayabyab, De Leon

c)

Buenaventura, Umali, Velarde

d)

Canseco, Cuenco, De Guzman

12.

Which composition won international recognition and became a symbol of the People Power Movement?

a)

Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal

b)

Bayan Ko

c)

Anak

d)

Ikaw

13.

Which pair of operas were composed by Felipe de Leon?

a)

Maria Makiling and Diego Silang

b)

Prinsesa Urduja and Alikabok

c)

Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

d)

Spoliarium and Alikabok

14.

Alfredo Buenaventura is best known for composing which opera?

a)

Noli Me Tangere

b)

Maria Makiling

c)

Spoliarium

d)

Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika

15.

Ryan Cayabyab’s musical style is mostly influenced by which tradition?

a)

Purely Filipino folk

b)

Eastern music

c)

Traditional Western music

d)

Baroque church music

16.

Which composer created the jazz band Mike Velarde’s Jazzctocrats?

a)

George Canseco

b)

Mike Velarde

c)

Angela Peña

d)

Rodolfo Cornejo

17.

Which composer wrote film scores that won multiple FAMAS Awards?

a)

Restituto Umali

b)

Ernani Cuenco

c)

Alfredo Buenaventura

d)

Lucio San Pedro

18.

Which composer is considered one of the founders of traditional jazz in the Philippines?

a)

Ryan Cayabyab

b)

Angela Peña

c)

Mike Velarde

d)

George Canseco

19.

Which composer’s works embody Filipino musicality in the classical kundiman style?

a)

Ernani Cuenco

b)

Antonio Molina

c)

Francisco Santiago

d)

Santiago Suarez

20.

Which song was originally composed by Freddie Aguilar and later translated into English by George Canseco?

a)

Ikaw

b)

Anak

c)

Kastilyong Buhangin

d)

Kailangan Kita

21.

How did Western musical elements influence Contemporary Philippine music?

a)

By replacing Filipino themes

b)

By combining Western forms with Filipino identity

c)

By removing traditional instruments

d)

By focusing only on pop music

22.

Why is Francisco Buencamino important to Philippine music education?

a)

He translated the national anthem

b)

He founded music institutions and trained composers

c)

He introduced jazz music

d)

He wrote nationalist operas

23.

What common theme links the works of Santiago, Abelardo, and Cuenco?

a)

Jazz improvisation

b)

Use of kundiman to express Filipino emotion

c)

Military marches

d)

Pure Western harmony

24.

How are the works of Ryan Cayabyab different from earlier 20th-century composers?

a)

They reject Filipino elements

b)

They focus only on opera

c)

They bridge popular and classical music

d)

They are purely instrumental

25.

Why is Lucio San Pedro considered a Romantic Nationalist?

a)

He wrote love songs only

b)

He used folk elements within Western forms

c)

He focused on jazz harmony

d)

He avoided Filipino themes

26.

Which best explains the significance of Contemporary Philippine Music?

a)

It copies Western music

b)

It rejects tradition

c)

It reflects Filipino identity through modern techniques

d)

It focuses only on entertainment

27.

If a composer combines folk melodies with Western harmony, which composer’s style does this reflect most?

a)

Lucio San Pedro

b)

Rodolfo Cornejo

c)

Mike Velarde

d)

Angela Peña

28.

Which composer best represents the fusion of music, film, and nationalism?

a)

Felipe de Leon

b)

Alfredo Buenaventura

c)

Restituto Umali

d)

George Canseco

29.

A modern Filipino composer writing jazz-influenced music is most likely influenced by whom?

a)

Francisco Santiago

b)

Angela Peña

c)

Antonio Molina

d)

Ernani Cuenco

30.

How did 20th-century Filipino composers shape national identity?

a)

By imitating foreign composers

b)

By preserving only folk music

c)

By blending Filipino culture with global musical styles

d)

By focusing on instrumental music only

31.

Photography is the process of recording visible images through the action of ________.

a)

Sound

b)

Light

c)

Motion

d)

Color

32.

The word photography came from the Greek words photos and graphos which mean ________.

a)

Image and writing

b)

Light and drawing

c)

Light and writing

d)

Vision and light

33.

Which of the following is NOT a type of media-based art?

a)

Photography

b)

Film

c)

Sculpture

d)

Digital Media

34.

What is the early name of film?

a)

Silent pictures

b)

Motion pictures

c)

Visual drama

d)

Moving art

35.

Which field uses photographs as evidence and documentation?

a)

Advertising

b)

Journalism

c)

Courts

d)

Education

36.

In photography, the main focus or primary element of an image is called the ________.

a)

Detail

b)

Background

c)

Subject

d)

Frame

37.

Which characteristic of photography captures the experience or emotion of the moment?

a)

Detail

b)

Authenticity

c)

Immediacy

d)

Creativity

38.

Which characteristic of photography shows fine visual elements of an image?

a)

Motion

b)

Immediacy

c)

Detail

d)

Subject

39.

Which benefit of photography helps keep records of traditions and heritage?

a)

Support business

b)

Preserve culture and history

c)

Promote creativity

d)

Strengthen connections

40.

Which communication field mainly uses photographs to report real-life events?

a)

Education

b)

Advertising

c)

Journalism

d)

Courts

41.

Why are photographs considered “true to life”?

a)

They are edited digitally

b)

The camera captures images objectively

c)

They are always in color

d)

They focus only on people

42.

Which pair represents the two distinctive characteristics of photography?

a)

Subject and background

b)

Light and color

c)

Immediacy and detail

d)

Emotion and creativity

43.

Which of the following is NOT an essential benefit of photographs?

a)

Capture memories

b)

Support learning

c)

Replace written communication

d)

Promote creativity

44.

Filmmaking requires teamwork because it involves ________.

a)

Only the director

b)

Actors and writers only

c)

Various artists, technicians, and experts

d)

Audiences and critics

45.

Who are among the outstanding female Filipino film directors?

a)

Laurice Guillen and Marilou Diaz Abaya

b)

Josie Trinidad and Virginia Cruz-Santos

c)

Ronnie del Carmen and Ruben Aquino

d)

Bobby Pontillas and Nelson Bohol

46.

Which of the following animated films involved Filipino animators?

a)

Titanic

b)

Avatar

c)

Toy Story

d)

Jurassic Park

47.

Which film is recognized as the first fully animated Filipino film?

a)

Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia

b)

RPG Metanoia

c)

Urduja

d)

Brave

48.

What animation technique was used in Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia?

a)

Stop motion

b)

Fully 3D animation

c)

Tradigital animation

d)

Clay animation

49.

RPG Metanoia is known as the first Filipino ________.

a)

Hand-drawn animated film

b)

All-digital 2D animated film

c)

Full 3D animated film

d)

Short animated film

50.

Which of the following Filipino animators worked on international animated films?

a)

Laurice Guillen

b)

Ruben Aquino

c)

Marilou Diaz Abaya

d)

Cesar Montano

51.

Why is photography important in journalism?

a)

It decorates articles

b)

It provides visual evidence of events

c)

It replaces written reports

d)

It adds entertainment only

52.

How do immediacy and detail make photography effective in communication?

a)

They focus only on aesthetics

b)

They capture accurate and meaningful visual information

c)

They remove emotions from images

d)

They limit interpretation

53.

How does film differ from photography as a media-based art?

a)

Film uses light while photography does not

b)

Film presents moving images

c)

Film does not require technology

d)

Film has no artistic value

54.

Why is animation an important opportunity for Filipino artists today?

a)

It requires no teamwork

b)

It limits creativity

c)

It allows Filipinos to participate in global productions

d)

It replaces live-action films

55.

How do photographs support education?

a)

By entertaining students only

b)

By replacing teachers

c)

By helping explain concepts visually

d)

By focusing on advertisements

56.

Which statement best explains the role of media-based arts in society?

a)

They serve only as entertainment

b)

They communicate ideas using visual technology

c)

They replace traditional art forms

d)

They focus only on digital tools

57.

If a photograph is used in court to prove an event happened, which benefit is demonstrated?

a)

Promote creativity

b)

Support business

c)

Provide evidence and documentation

d)

Strengthen social connections

58.

A filmmaker working with animators, writers, and technicians best shows that film is ________.

a)

An individual art

b)

A simple process

c)

A collaborative art form

d)

A traditional art only

59.

How do Filipino animated films like Urduja and Dayo contribute to culture?

a)

By copying foreign stories

b)

By showcasing Philippine myths and identity

c)

By avoiding local themes

d)

By focusing only on technology

60.

Why are media-based arts important in the modern world?

a)

They eliminate traditional arts

b)

They allow people to communicate ideas, stories, and emotions effectively

c)

They are used only for business

d)

They focus on technology alone

61.

Recreation is best described as ________.

a)

A competitive activity

b)

A form of exercise only

c)

A therapeutic refreshment or relaxation of body and mind

d)

A professional performance

62.

Activities done for relaxation and refreshment are called ________.

a)

Fitness activities

b)

Recreational activities

63.

Hip-hop dance is a form of dance that combines ________.

a)

Traditional ballet movements

b)

Cultural rituals

c)

Freestyle movements

d)

Formal ballroom steps

64.

Street dance originated in which place?

a)

Los Angeles

b)

Chicago

c)

Bronx, New York City

d)

London

65.

Which is NOT one of the pillars of hip-hop?

a)

DJ-ing

b)

Rapping

c)

Graffiti art

d)

Ballet

66.

Hip-hop dance helps build endurance mainly because it involves ________.

a)

Slow movements

b)

Constant fast-paced motion

c)

Sitting positions

d)

Minimal body movement

67.

Which part of the body is mainly toned and strengthened by hip-hop dance?

a)

Arms only

b)

Legs only

c)

Abdominal muscles and core

d)

Neck muscles

68.

Hip-hop dance aids weight loss by ________.

a)

Reducing appetite

b)

Burning calories and boosting metabolism

c)

Preventing movement

d)

Increasing body fat

69.

Which benefit of hip-hop dance improves lung function and heart health?

a)

Strengthens the heart

b)

Enhances flexibility

c)

Improves posture

d)

Builds coordination

70.

Street dance is usually performed ________.

a)

Inside dance studios only

b)

In theaters

c)

In streets and public spaces

d)

In formal events

71.

Which of the following best describes street dance?

a)

Highly structured and formal

b)

Improvisational and social

c)

Limited to competitions

d)

Based on classical music

72.

Which group mainly influenced the origin of street dance?

a)

Europeans

b)

Asians

c)

African Americans with Latin American influence

d)

Australians

73.

Hip-hop dance movements help strengthen the core by ________.

a)

Contracting and expanding abdominal muscles

b)

Avoiding abdominal motion

c)

Using only arm movements

d)

Maintaining stiff posture

74.

How many calories can aerobic hip-hop dance burn per hour?

a)

100 calories

b)

200 calories

c)

300 calories

d)

Up to 500 calories

75.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of street dance performances?

a)

Silent audience

b)

No interaction

c)

Interaction with spectators

d)

Strict choreography only

76.

A full street dance is best described as ________.

a)

One single move repeated

b)

A mix of similar dance styles and moves

c)

A dance done by one person

d)

A classical routine

77.

Which element of hip-hop focuses on manipulating sounds using turntables?

a)

Rapping

b)

DJ-ing

c)

Beat boxing

d)

Graffiti

78.

Which hip-hop element involves creating rhythmic sounds using the mouth?

a)

Sampling

b)

Juggling beats

c)

Beat boxing

d)

Rapping

79.

Sampling in hip-hop music refers to ________.

a)

Copying dance moves

b)

Recording live performances

c)

Using parts of existing music

d)

Creating graffiti art

80.

Which hip-hop element involves vocal expression through rhythmic speech?

a)

DJ-ing

b)

Graffiti

c)

Rapping

d)

Breakdancing

81.

How does hip-hop dance support both physical fitness and recreation?

a)

It limits body movement

b)

It provides relaxation while improving health

c)

It focuses only on performance

d)

It requires no effort

82.

Why is street dance considered a social activity?

a)

It is done privately

b)

It avoids interaction

c)

It encourages contact with other dancers and spectators

d)

It is performed alone

83.

How do the pillars of hip-hop contribute to its culture?

a)

They separate music and dance

b)

They combine music, movement, and art

c)

They remove creativity

d)

They limit expression

84.

Why is hip-hop dance effective for cardiovascular health?

a)

It involves slow breathing

b)

It reduces physical activity

c)

It strengthens the heart through regular movement

d)

It avoids aerobic exercise

85.

How does recreation contribute to overall well-being?

a)

By causing stress

b)

By tiring the body

c)

By refreshing the body and mind

d)

By preventing relaxation

86.

Which statement best explains the importance of hip-hop dance as a recreational activity?

a)

It is only for professional dancers

b)

It combines exercise, creativity, and cultural expression

c)

It replaces traditional sports

d)

It focuses only on competition

87.

A person who wants to lose weight and improve endurance would benefit most from ________.

a)

Watching hip-hop dance

b)

Studying dance history

c)

Participating in hip-hop dance

d)

Listening to hip-hop music only

88.

How does street dance reflect its cultural origins?

a)

Through strict studio rules

b)

Through improvisation and public performance

c)

Through formal costumes

d)

Through classical techniques

89.

Why is hip-hop considered more than just a dance style?

a)

It excludes music

b)

It includes music, art, and social expression

c)

It focuses only on movement

d)

It avoids cultural influence

90.

How can hip-hop dance positively impact modern youth?

a)

By limiting creativity

b)

By promoting inactivity

c)

By encouraging fitness, expression, and social connection

91.

What does WHO stand for?

a)

World Health Office

b)

World Health Organization

c)

World Human Organization

d)

World Help Organization

92.

HIV stands for _______.

a)

Human Immune Virus

b)

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

c)

Health Immune Virus

d)

Human Infection Virus

93.

What does UN mean?

a)

United Nations

b)

Universal Network

c)

United Neighborhood

d)

Union of Nations

94.

Which organization focuses on vaccination and immunization?

a)

WHO

b)

DOH

c)

GAVI

d)

UN

95.

Which of the following is a global crisis?

a)

Tourism

b)

COVID-19

c)

Technology

d)

Education

96.

What does NCD stand for?

a)

National Communicable Disease

b)

Noncommunicable Disease

c)

New Chronic Disease

d)

Noncontagious Disorder

97.

Which government agency in the Philippines is responsible for health services?

a)

UN

b)

WHO

c)

DOH

d)

GAVI

98.

Which global initiative sets worldwide development targets such as reducing poverty and hunger?

a)

SDG

b)

WHO

c)

DOH

d)

HIV

99.

Tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV/AIDS are examples of ________.

a)

Economic issues

b)

Global crises related to health

c)

Political conflicts

d)

Environmental problems

100.

What does UHC stand for?

a)

Universal Health Coverage

b)

United Health Council

c)

Universal Human Care

d)

Unified Health Control

101.

Which of the following is NOT a global health crisis listed?

a)

Drug abuse

b)

Poverty

c)

Climate change

d)

Technology gap

102.

What does WHO believe is the central obstacle to achieving better global health?

a)

Lack of doctors

b)

Weak health systems

c)

High population growth

d)

Limited technology

103.

A health system includes ________.

a)

Hospitals only

b)

Doctors and nurses only

c)

Organizations, people, and actions that promote health

d)

Medicines only

104.

Which goal focuses on reducing deaths among children?

a)

Improve maternal health

b)

Reduce child mortality

c)

Achieve primary education

d)

Promote gender equality

105.

Which MDG aims to fight diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases?

a)

Ensure environmental sustainability

b)

Reduce poverty

c)

Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases

d)

Develop global partnerships

106.

Which MDG is related to education?

a)

Achieve universal primary education

b)

Improve maternal health

c)

Reduce mortality

d)

End poverty

107.

Which MDG focuses on women’s rights and equality?

a)

Reduce child mortality

b)

Promote gender equality and empower women

c)

Combat diseases

d)

Environmental sustainability

108.

Hunger and poverty are closely connected to which MDG?

a)

Reduce child mortality

b)

Achieve education

c)

Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

d)

Develop partnerships

109.

Which MDG addresses environmental concerns?

a)

Improve maternal health

b)

Ensure environmental sustainability

c)

Reduce mortality

d)

Achieve education

110.

Which MDG emphasizes cooperation among countries?

a)

Develop a global partnership for development

b)

Promote gender equality

c)

Combat diseases

d)

Reduce child mortality

111.

How does a weak health system affect global health initiatives?

a)

It strengthens disease prevention

b)

It slows down efforts to improve health

c)

It eliminates health crises

d)

It improves access to care

112.

Why is WHO important in addressing global health crises?

a)

It enforces laws

b)

It coordinates international health efforts

c)

It replaces national governments

d)

It focuses only on one country

113.

How are MDGs related to global crises such as poverty and disease?

a)

They ignore these issues

b)

They aim to address and reduce them

c)

They focus only on education

d)

They are local goals only

114.

How does UHC help improve global health?

a)

By limiting healthcare access

b)

By providing health services only to the rich

c)

By ensuring everyone can access health care

d)

By focusing only on hospitals

115.

Why is addressing climate change important for global health?

a)

It affects disease patterns and living conditions

b)

It improves technology

c)

It reduces education access

d)

It has no effect on health

116.

Which statement best explains the importance of global health organizations?

a)

They work independently without cooperation

b)

They help countries work together to address health crises

117.

If a country wants to reduce poverty-related diseases, which global goals should it focus on?

a)

MDGs related to poverty, health, and education

b)

Military goals

c)

Economic competition goals

d)

Technology goals only

118.

How can strengthening health systems help reduce mortality and morbidity?

a)

By increasing illness

b)

By improving access to quality health services

c)

By reducing health workers

d)

By limiting care

119.

Why is global partnership important in solving health crises?

a)

Diseases do not cross borders

b)

Health problems affect only one country

c)

Cooperation allows sharing of resources and solutions

d)

Countries should work alone

120.

How do global initiatives like MDGs and SDGs contribute to long-term development?

a)

By focusing on short-term solutions only

b)

By setting shared goals for sustainable progress

c)

By ignoring health systems

d)

By limiting international cooperation