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Music: Traditional and Contemporary Filipino Composers

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is regarded as the "Father of Kundiman" among Filipino composers?

a)

Lucio San Pedro

b)

Antonio Molina

c)

Francisco Santiago

d)

Nicanor Abelardo

2.

Which statement best describes Nicanor Abelardo’s impact on Kundiman?

a)

He ended the Kundiman tradition entirely

b)

He turned Kundiman into an Art Song genre

c)

He limited Kundiman to folk performances

d)

He banned Kundiman from formal concerts

3.

Which composition is strongly associated with Lucio San Pedro’s reputation as a romantic nationalist?

a)

Hatinggabi

b)

Pakiusap

c)

Sa Ugoy ng Duyan

d)

Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika

4.

Ryan Cayabyab is widely known by which nickname in the Philippine music scene?

a)

Sir R

b)

Mr. C

c)

Coach K

d)

Doc B

5.

Which pair correctly matches the composer with a noted piece: composer — work?

a)

Francisco Santiago — Pakiusap

b)

Antonio Molina — Hatinggabi

c)

Lucio San Pedro — Sa Ugoy ng Duyan

d)

Ryan Cayabyab — Misa 2000

6.

Which description fits Antonio Molina’s musical background and recognition?

a)

Father of Kundiman, Chicago doctorate in 1924

b)

Contemporary pop composer, National Artist in 2018

c)

Romantic nationalist, judge at the 1980 Van Cliburn

d)

First National Artist for Music, Romantic and Impressionist influences

7.

Which of the following are famous works by Francisco Santiago? Select all that apply.

a)

Pakiusap

b)

Pahimakas

c)

Kundiman

d)

Madaling Araw

8.

Which statement about Ryan Cayabyab’s career is accurate?

a)

Retired from teaching in 1978

b)

Became National Artist for Music in 1973

c)

Focused solely on classical compositions

d)

Produced one-man a cappella albums like One

9.

Which influence or style is linked to Nicanor Abelardo’s studies?

a)

Electronic and Avant-garde pioneers

b)

Classical and Renaissance madrigals

c)

Minimalist and Baroque composers

d)

Serialist and Post-Romantic European composers

10.

Which film-related role did Francisco Santiago notably hold?

a)

Opera librettist

b)

Musical director for films

c)

Film actor and singer

d)

Documentary narrator

11.

Which works are among Ryan Cayabyab’s notable compositions? Select all that apply.

a)

Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika

b)

Paraiso

c)

Alikabok

d)

Lorenzo

12.

Which timeline detail matches Lucio San Pedro’s life and career?

a)

Born in 1913, retired in 1978, National Artist in 1991

b)

Born in 1954, won National Artist in 2018

c)

Born in 1889, doctorate in 1924

d)

Born in 1903, passed in 1980

13.

Which statement correctly pairs composer with an honor or milestone?

a)

Antonio Molina — National Artist for Music in 1973

b)

Ryan Cayabyab — National Artist for Music in 2018

c)

Francisco Santiago — first UP Conservatory director

d)

Lucio San Pedro — judge at Van Cliburn in 1980

14.

Which of the following best characterizes Lucio San Pedro’s style?

a)

Avant-garde experimentalist

b)

Romantic nationalist with folk elements

c)

Strict neoclassical formalist

d)

Serialist modernist only

15.

Which set lists compositions by Nicanor Abelardo?

a)

Kundiman ng Luha

b)

Mutya ng Pasig

c)

Bituing Marikit

d)

Nasaan Ka Irog

16.

Which characteristic of photography emphasizes capturing events as they happen in real time?

a)

Composition and perspective

b)

Symmetry and balance

c)

Immediacy in true to life

d)

Detail in every element

17.

The word photography comes from Greek roots meaning what?

a)

Light and drawing

b)

Shadow and shape

c)

Vision and memory

d)

Color and form

18.

Which statement best describes the director’s role in filmmaking?

a)

Operates cameras and lenses

b)

Envisions final effect and supervises teams

c)

Designs costumes and props

d)

Edits dialogue and background music

19.

During early film acting before sound, performers mainly relied on which technique?

a)

Subtle voice inflections

b)

Improvised stage lighting

c)

On‑set sound dubbing

d)

Exaggerated facial expressions

20.

Cinematography primarily captures the director’s vision through which elements?

a)

Camera placement and movement

b)

Lighting choices and angles

c)

Special techniques and effects

d)

Set design and costumes

21.

What is the main purpose of film editing in production?

a)

Selecting and sequencing shots

b)

Organizing set construction

c)

Hiring actors for scenes

d)

Directing camera rehearsals

22.

Production and set design translate the director’s mental image by focusing on which aspects?

a)

Period and atmosphere

b)

Costumes and props

c)

Location and scenery

d)

Dialogue and scriptwriting

23.

Which photographer is noted for advertising and commercial work over four decades and showcasing Philippine beauty?

a)

John K. Chua

b)

Laurice Guillen

c)

Manny Librado

d)

George Tapan

24.

Which travel photographer earned two PATA Gold awards and first place in the 2011 National Geographic Photo Contest?

a)

Maryo J. delos Reyes

b)

Manny Librado

c)

Brillante Mendoza

d)

George Tapan

25.

Which description matches Manny Librado’s photography career?

a)

Awarded PATA Gold twice

b)

Known for independent films

c)

Commercial advertising leader

d)

Focus on glamour and fashion

26.

Which Filipino filmmaker is a multi‑award‑winning director who founded a film school in Antipolo?

a)

Marilou Diaz‑Abaya

b)

Brillante Mendoza

c)

Laurice Guillen

d)

Maryo J. delos Reyes

27.

Which filmmaker gained recognition with works such as Salome, Tanging Yaman, and Sa ’Yo Lamang?

a)

Marilou Diaz‑Abaya

b)

Laurice Guillen

c)

Maryo J. delos Reyes

d)

Brillante Mendoza

28.

Which genre dramatizes the life of a real, historically based person or people?

a)

Documentary films about real events

b)

Biographical films about real lives

c)

Epic films about heroic legends

d)

Fantasy films about magical worlds

29.

A film made with real-life footage to present an issue is best described as which genre?

a)

Documentary films using real footage

b)

Horror films using jump scares

c)

Biographical films using reenactments

d)

Musical films using song sequences

30.

Which genres are most likely to feature magic, supernatural events, or exotic fantasy worlds?

a)

Epic films with classical spectacle

b)

Fantasy films with magical elements

c)

Science fiction films with technology

d)

Animated films with motion imparted

31.

A movie that seeks to elicit fear for entertainment purposes fits which genre?

a)

Musical films with narrative songs

b)

Horror films aiming to scare viewers

c)

Epic films with heroic characters

d)

Documentary films informing audiences

32.

Which description best matches science fiction films?

a)

Non‑fiction films using real footage

b)

Movies with songs woven into narrative

c)

Films featuring advanced tech and effects

d)

Stories about real historical figures

33.

Epic films are characterized by which traits?

a)

Real-life footage presenting issues

b)

Magic-driven fantasy creatures

c)

Focus on a heroic character

d)

Large scale and sweeping scope

34.

Animated films can include which of the following?

a)

Supernatural events and exotic worlds

b)

The act or process of imparting motion

c)

Live actors interacting with animations

d)

Songs interwoven with the narrative

35.

Which genre relies on songs by the characters interwoven into the story, sometimes with dancing?

a)

Horror films seeking fear

b)

Science fiction films with effects

c)

Musical films with narrative songs

d)

Biographical films about real lives

36.

Which statement best describes hip-hop as a cultural movement?

a)

Started in Bronx during 1970s by youth

b)

Began in London during late 1980s rave

c)

Originated in Tokyo during 1990s techno

d)

Formed in Paris during 1960s ballet

37.

Which elements are commonly associated with hip-hop culture?

a)

Symphony and ballroom

b)

Opera and sonnets

c)

Breakdancing and graffiti

d)

DJ-ing and rapping

38.

Which street dance style is recognized as the first hip-hop dance?

a)

Waacking or waving

b)

B-boying or breaking

c)

Krumping or stomping

d)

Shuffling or rocking

39.

Which group is most closely linked to the origins of b-boying?

a)

Black and Puerto Rican youths

b)

Australian rockers of 1980s

c)

European techno clubbers

d)

New York ballet academies

40.

Match each B-boying movement to its description.

a)

Downrock uses hands and feet on floor

b)

Freezes are stylish hand balances

c)

Toprock involves standing footwork

d)

Power moves are full spins and rotations

41.

Which description correctly distinguishes popping from locking?

a)

Locking focuses only on slow flowing waves

b)

Popping is created by Don Campbell

c)

Popping uses muscle contractions to jerk

d)

Locking is rapid continuous foot shuffles

42.

Which details accurately describe locking?

a)

Also called campbellocking

b)

Popularized by crew The Lockers

c)

Created by Don Campbell in 1969

d)

Performed as nonstop fluid motion

43.

Which statement best characterizes krumping?

a)

High-energy urban dance expressing anger

b)

Gentle ballroom style with partners

c)

Strict geometric hand angles only

d)

Slow meditative poses with silence

44.

Which points describe tutting?

a)

Fast synchronized arm waacks

b)

Pioneered by King Tut Mark Benson

c)

Practiced originally by young funkers

d)

Geometric shapes and right angles

45.

Which description fits shuffling as a dance style?

a)

Tokyo origin with popping muscle hits

b)

New York origin with power spins focus

c)

Melbourne origin with fast heel-toe action

d)

Paris origin with synchronized waacks

46.

Which statement correctly defines waacking?

a)

Sharp chest pops using muscles

b)

Spins and freezes defying gravity

c)

Continuous foot glides with toe taps

d)

Stylized posing and fast arm movements

47.

Which goal best describes Roll Back Malaria?

a)

Introduce new vaccines for childhood diseases

b)

Reduce deaths from malaria through prevention tools

c)

Eliminate tobacco product advertising worldwide

d)

Strengthen mental health services accessibility

48.

Stop TB primarily aims to achieve which outcome?

a)

Expand access to reproductive health services

b)

Ban alcohol sales in high-risk regions

c)

Provide free school meals to children

d)

Prevent further tuberculosis transmission globally

49.

Which program focuses on strengthening children's immunization and introducing new licensed vaccines in developing countries?

a)

Global Initiative for Mental Health

b)

WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

c)

Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization

d)

Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria

50.

New vaccines under the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization include all EXCEPT which?

a)

Antibiotics for tuberculosis control

b)

Yellow fever vaccine for adults

c)

Childhood meningitis vaccine

d)

Hepatitis B vaccine for infants

51.

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria is best described as:

a)

A plan for economic development only

b)

A treaty banning tobacco advertising

c)

A funding project supporting disease prevention

d)

A mental health counseling network

52.

Which initiative targets reducing demand for tobacco using price and tax measures along with public awareness?

a)

Roll Back Malaria

b)

WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

c)

Stop TB

d)

Global Strategy to Reduce Harmful Use of Alcohol

53.

Global health initiatives are programs set in motion mainly by which organization?

a)

World Trade Organization

b)

United Nations Development Program

c)

World Health Organization

d)

International Monetary Fund

54.

Which diseases are priority areas in the Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Chronic respiratory diseases

c)

Tuberculosis

d)

Cardiovascular diseases

55.

Shared risk factors targeted in non-communicable disease strategies include which set?

a)

Tobacco use

b)

Physical inactivity

c)

Unhealthy eating

d)

Malaria exposure

56.

The Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol emphasizes the link between harmful alcohol use and:

a)

Spread of communicable diseases

b)

Socio-economic development of a nation

c)

Access to mental health services

d)

Childhood immunization coverage

57.

Which statement best captures the focus of the Global Initiative for Mental Health?

a)

Provide soil nutrients to poor farmers

b)

Improve access to life-based, preventive mental health care

c)

Develop new anti-malaria products quickly

d)

Implement TB-DOTS short-course strategy

58.

Key components of the Comprehensive Mental Health Action Plan include which combination?

a)

Introduce influenza vaccines in schools

b)

Prevent abuse of rights and unjust treatment

c)

Improve and make services accessible

d)

Fight negative trends in mental health

59.

Which policy tool is central to reducing tobacco demand under WHO FCTC?

a)

Direct subsidies for tobacco farms

b)

Free school meals for all children

c)

Mandatory malaria bed net distribution

d)

Price and tax measures on tobacco products

60.

UNDP Quick Wins are best defined as:

a)

Long-term treaties negotiated by WHO

b)

Immediate community actions for rapid results

c)

Clinical trials for new vaccines

d)

International trade agreements on medicines

61.

Which is an example of an UNDP Quick Win focused on education?

a)

Campaigns to reduce violence

b)

Free school meals for students

c)

Planting endemic trees in watersheds

d)

Distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets

62.

Which Quick Win directly targets pregnant women’s nutrition?

a)

Access to reproductive health services

b)

Basic skills training

c)

Free education without school fees

d)

Nutrition program for pregnant women

63.

Which attachment action supports malaria-endemic families?

a)

Provide solar-powered internet access

b)

Plant endemic trees for windbreaks

c)

Distribute effective insecticide-treated bed nets

d)

Offer technical-vocational training

64.

Which pair accurately matches program and primary focus?

a)

Stop TB — TB-DOTS short-course strategy

b)

Roll Back Malaria — rapid outbreak response

c)

GAVI — childhood immunization strengthening

d)

WHO FCTC — deworming schoolchildren

65.

Which action aligns with improving health and education under UNDP Quick Wins attachments?

a)

Establish international trade tariffs

b)

Create tuberculosis vaccine trials

c)

Ban alcohol advertising globally

d)

Annual deworming for schoolchildren