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Third Quarterly Review in MAPEH 8

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

Court music was historically performed in specific places. Which of the following locations best describes where it was usually played during the time of ancient Asian rulers?

a)

At open marketplaces for common people

b)

Inside the palaces of kings and emperors

c)

In the streets during harvest festivals

d)

On ships during voyages

2.

Intangible cultural heritage refers to traditions that are passed on through generations. Which of these examples BEST represents it?

a)

Ritual dances and oral storytelling

b)

Skyscrapers and monuments

c)

Railways and bridges

d)

Airplanes and ships

3.

In musical theater, what is the function of the libretto?

a)

It provides the melody played by the orchestra

b)

It is the text or script used for the performance

c)

It records the instruments used by the musicians

d)

It serves as a diagram of the stage design

4.

In Peking Opera, stage settings are kept minimal. What is the main reason for this artistic choice?

a)

To highlight the skills of the performers

b)

To make sure the performances cost less to produce

c)

To give musicians more space for their instruments

d)

To avoid confusing the audience with too many decorations

5.

Which of the following situations BEST shows how intangible cultural heritage can be preserved?

a)

A theater imports only Broadway musicals for festivals in ceremonies

b)

A recording company produces new electronic dance tracks in ceremonies

c)

A city builds a shopping mall with modern designs in ceremonies

d)

A master musician trains apprentices to perform Gagaku in ceremonies

6.

What is the primary function of a temple in Asian traditions?

a)

It serves as a gathering place for sports competitions

b)

It functions as a sacred site for religious worship

c)

It is used as a warehouse for storing crops

d)

It serves as a palace for emperors only

7.

If Peking Opera removed the use of symbolic makeup, what effect would this have on audiences?

a)

They might lose their characters' roles and traits

b)

They would find it easier to understand the storyline

c)

They would see more focus on the props and scenery

d)

They would enjoy brighter costumes in exchange

8.

Which term refers to the arrangement of elements within a work of art?

a)

Aesthetic

b)

Composition

c)

Medium

d)

Symbolism

9.

In Japanese art, what does ukiyo-e mainly depict?

a)

Mountains and rivers

b)

Scenes of daily life and nature

c)

Political events

d)

Mythological gods

10.

The Chinese instrument guqin is classified as a?

a)

Flute

b)

Drum

c)

Zither

d)

Reed pipe

11.

Which aspect shows that Kabuki differs from Noh?

a)

Use of masks

b)

Slow movements

c)

Vibrant costumes

d)

Religious influence

12.

If a Kabuki actor wears green makeup, what role is he likely portraying?

a)

Villain

b)

Nobleman

c)

Supernatural

d)

Loyal servant

13.

If a Peking Opera character appears with a white face and 'treachery' lines, the audience would interpret him as?

a)

Loyal warrior official

b)

Deceptive official

c)

Noble hero official

d)

Brave general official

14.

The Japanese philosophy that emphasizes simplicity and elegance is?

a)

Zen Buddhism

b)

Shintoism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Taoism

15.

Which of the following is not a role type in Peking Opera?

a)

Sheng

b)

Dan

c)

Kurogo

d)

Jing

16.

In Peking Opera, which face color represents loyalty and courage?

a)

Red

b)

White

c)

Yellow

d)

Black

17.

What is the primary string instrument used in Kabuki music?

a)

Erhu

b)

Shamisen

c)

Yueqin

d)

Pipa

18.

Which category of Peking Opera instruments includes gongs and drums?

a)

Wind

b)

Percussion

c)

Strings

d)

Vocal

19.

Why are kurogo in Kabuki considered 'invisible'?

a)

They wear masks from the main performance

b)

They symbolize spirits from the main performance

c)

They should not distract from the main performance

d)

They represent villains from the main performance

20.

Which is the best reason why Kabuki costumes like Oiran's uchikake are richly embroidered?

a)

To make the actor comfortable

b)

To hide stage assistants

c)

To reflect social rank

d)

To reduce production cost

21.

What is the art form made from overlapping pieces of material such as fabric, paper, or photographs?

a)

Mosaic

b)

Collage

c)

Fresco

d)

Printmaking

22.

Which country is known for its gagaku, or ancient court music?

a)

China

b)

Korea

c)

Japan

d)

Thailand

23.

In traditional Chinese opera, what does the color red on a face mask usually symbolize?

a)

Courage

b)

Deceit

c)

Sadness

d)

Youth

24.

Why do you think court music was considered essential in Asian dynasties?

a)

It expressed national pride

b)

It replaced written laws

c)

It provided income for peasants

d)

It entertained only merchants

25.

How does the symbolism in Chinese opera masks reflect cultural values?

a)

It teaches moral lessons through colors

b)

It only decorates the actors through colors

c)

It hides the identity of rulers through colors

d)

It makes the show shorter through colors

26.

Which term refers to taking drugs in the wrong dosage or frequency?

a)

Dependence

b)

Misuse

c)

Tolerance

d)

Addiction

27.

What happens when the body adjusts to a drug and requires more for the same effect?

a)

Misuse

b)

Dependence

c)

Tolerance

d)

Abuse

28.

Which of the following is a hallucinogen?

a)

Heroin

b)

LSD

c)

Caffeine

d)

Alcohol

29.

A student starts using prescription drugs to stay awake during exams. This is an example of?

a)

Proper use

b)

Misuse

c)

Dependence

d)

Prevention

30.

A person continues to drink more alcohol because the same amount no longer gives the same relaxation. What is this?

a)

Tolerance

b)

Misuse

c)

Abuse

d)

Dependence

31.

A student under peer pressure tries smoking for the first time. Which preventive measure failed?

a)

Balanced life

b)

Avoiding peer pressure

c)

Mental health support

d)

Knowing risks

32.

A person believes drugs help them solve problems, but in reality, they worsen mental health. What does this show?

a)

Clear judgment

b)

Misconception

c)

Balanced coping

d)

Preventive success

33.

The National Drug Education Program (NDEP) focuses on?

a)

Teaching people how to sell medicines

b)

Creating new kinds of drugs

c)

Educating people about drug dangers

d)

Banning all types of medicine

34.

Which law is also called the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002?

a)

RA 9211

b)

RA 9165

c)

RA 1425

d)

RA 9003

35.

What do graphic health warnings on cigarette packs aim to do?

a)

Make packaging more attractive

b)

Promote tobacco companies

c)

Increase tobacco sales

d)

Discourage smoking

36.

Which activity is used in youth engagement for advocacy?

a)

Sports competitions only

b)

Hiding harmful effects of drugs

c)

Advocacy films and concerts

d)

Selling tobacco to minors

37.

If schools stop implementing NDEP, what is the most likely effect?

a)

Youth will be more informed

b)

Community leaders will replace teachers

c)

Drug education efforts will weaken

d)

Students will automatically avoid drugs

38.

How does advocacy through films and concerts affect the youth?

a)

Makes harmful habits popular

b)

Reduces educational access

c)

Increases awareness

d)

Limits freedom of choice

39.

When a person uses a substance for reasons other than its medical purpose, and this action leads to damage in health and behavior, what term best describes this situation?

a)

Drug misuse

b)

Drug dependence

c)

Drug abuse

d)

Drug tolerance

40.

A person who needs to take a higher dose of a substance than before to feel the same effect is experiencing which condition?

a)

Drug tolerance

b)

Drug prevention

c)

Drug dependence

d)

Drug intervention

41.

A student takes more cough syrup than what the doctor prescribed because they believe it will help them get better faster. This behavior is an example of what concept?

a)

Drug dependence

b)

Drug abuse

c)

Drug misuse

d)

Drug tolerance

42.

An athlete drinks alcohol before a sports game and later shows poor reaction time and weak coordination. What skill has been most affected by the substance?

a)

Coordination and quick responses

b)

Breathing capacity and lung strength

c)

Appetite and food choices

d)

Stronger muscle growth and bone density

43.

A teenager chooses to join a dance group after school instead of experimenting with drugs. What decision-making process is being demonstrated?

a)

Making an informed choice

b)

Giving in to peer pressure from classmates

c)

Showing tolerance for unhealthy behavior

d)

Practicing drug dependence to stay active

44.

Which of the following is an example of prevention that helps protect a person from health problems?

a)

Wearing a seatbelt during a ride

b)

Smoking cigarettes with peers

c)

Sharing needles with friends

d)

Taking medicine without advice

45.

Which of the following best describes dance?

a)

A way of moving without purpose

b)

Expressive body movements to music

c)

Silent communication without gestures

d)

Any random body movement

46.

What is considered the oldest form of the arts, according to the text?

a)

Painting

b)

Dance

c)

Music

d)

Sculpture

47.

Which event in primitive life was not usually celebrated with dance?

a)

Planting crops

b)

Death of a loved one

c)

Lightning storms

d)

Solving arithmetic problems

48.

Which dance is performed in connection with religious vows and practices?

a)

Obando

b)

Maglalatik

c)

Kuratsa

d)

Rigodon

49.

Which classification would best include “Pabirik,” which shows gold panning?

a)

Occupational Dance

b)

Festival Dance

c)

Social Dance

d)

Comic Dance

50.

Imagine a town performing the “Obando” dance every year to ask for children. What does this show about folk dances?

a)

They only entertain people

b)

They preserve cultural beliefs

c)

They are influenced only by foreigners

d)

They do not change over time