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REVIEW 3RD QUARTER

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the oldest traditional performing art in Japan performed at the Imperial Palace?

a)

Gagaku

b)

Hyangak

c)

Noh

d)

Peking Opera

2.

Why is Hyangak considered distinctively Korean compared to Dangak?

a)

Because it was influenced by Buddhism

b)

Because it originated from Chinese court music

c)

Because it focuses on martial arts and dance

d)

Because it represents an indigenous Korean musical style

3.

What is the cultural significance of Gagaku in Japan?

a)

It symbolizes military victory

b)

It imitates European musical traditions

c)

It serves mainly as background music for markets

d)

It reflects the fusion of diverse cultural traditions into a unique heritage

4.

If you were asked to design a mini-performance inspired by court music, which combination would best reflect East Asian heritage?

a)

Playing Western orchestra pieces with ballet

b)

Using electric guitar, drums, and modern rap

c)

Using purely digital music without live performance

d)

Incorporating traditional instruments like koto, guzheng, and gayageum with ceremonial dances

5.

How did cultural exchanges influence court music in China, Japan, and Korea?

a)

They made each country abandon its traditions

b)

They replaced traditional instruments with Western ones

c)

They created a complete uniformity of style across all three

d)

They introduced influences while allowing each country to keep unique characteristics

6.

What similarities can be observed in the costumes and makeup of Peking Opera and Japanese Noh theater?

a)

Both emphasize modern clothing styles

b)

Both use minimal costumes to highlight music

c)

Both use black-and-white costumes without colors

d)

Both use symbolic costumes and masks to represent identity and character

7.

If tasked to create a cultural showcase of East Asian court arts, which approach would best preserve authenticity while embracing innovation?

a)

Present traditional repertoire and instruments with contemporary staging while consulting culture bearers

b)

Replace traditional elements entirely with modern pop music and streetwear

c)

Use only digital projections without live performers to modernize the showcase

d)

Mix Western symphonic pieces with East Asian costumes for novelty

8.

Which traditional Japanese court music uses instruments like the sho and hichiriki?

a)

Gagaku

b)

Gugak

c)

Kabuki

d)

Peking Opera

9.

What Chinese art form combines music, dance, and acrobatics, with elaborate costumes and face painting?

a)

Gagaku

b)

Kabuki

c)

Noh

d)

Peking Opera

10.

Which traditional Korean instrument is a zither with 12 strings, commonly used in court music?

a)

Gayageum

b)

Pipa

c)

Shamisen

d)

Sho

11.

Why do Chinese Peking Opera actors use different colors in their makeup?

a)

To match the costumes of other actors

b)

To entertain audiences with bright colors

c)

To reflect natural scenery and landscapes

d)

To symbolize character traits such as loyalty, bravery, or cunning

12.

What does Japanese visual art form ukiyo-e usually depict?

a)

Historical battles

b)

Royal coronations

c)

Only religious rituals

d)

Scenes of everyday life and nature

13.

If you are designing a stage for a Kabuki play, which of the following would BEST reflect its traditional elements?

a)

Plain black costumes and no stage effects

b)

Actors using only masks without dialogue

c)

Digital projections and Western orchestral background music

d)

Elaborate costumes, vibrant kumadori makeup, and stage devices

14.

You are tasked to create a modern art piece inspired by Chinese ink painting. Which approach best applies traditional techniques while updating the style?

a)

Only painting portraits without landscapes

b)

Removing all symbolism from the artwork

c)

Using spray paint and graffiti with no brushwork

d)

Replicating brushwork and calligraphy techniques but blending them with digital art elements

15.

What do the differences between Chinese, Japanese, and Korean court arts reveal about their cultures?

a)

They prove only religion influenced court arts

b)

They suggest East Asia rejected cultural exchanges entirely

c)

They show identical histories and influences across all three countries

d)

They highlight how each country’s unique values and history shaped their art forms despite shared traditions

16.

Why do Peking Opera actors apply specific colors and patterns in their makeup?

a)

To attract younger audiences

b)

To follow modern fashion styles

c)

To make the performance more colorful

d)

To symbolize a character’s traits such as loyalty, bravery, or treachery

17.

If you were to create a local performance inspired by Kabuki, which practice would BEST preserve its authenticity?

a)

Using plain clothes and no stage effects

b)

Replacing the actors with digital animations

c)

Removing all costumes and using only narration

d)

Including traditional dance, shamisen music, and elaborate kimonos

18.

What do the differences between Peking Opera and Kabuki suggest about Chinese and Japanese culture?

a)

Both cultures completely avoided theatrical traditions

b)

They copied their traditions directly from Western theatre

c)

They developed identical roles, costumes, and instruments

d)

Each culture shaped its performance arts based on unique history, values, and aesthetics

19.

What do we call an art form made of overlapping materials like photographs, fabric, and textured paper?

a)

Collage

b)

Fresco

c)

Montage

d)

Ukiyo-e

20.

Which instrument is most associated with Japanese Gagaku court music?

a)

Gayageum

b)

Pipa

c)

Shamisen

d)

Sho (mouth organ)

21.

Why is creating a dance drama based on Asian court performances considered an effective learning activity?

a)

It focuses only on costumes and props

b)

It allows students to memorize facts quickly

c)

It avoids teamwork and focuses on individual work

d)

It integrates creativity, collaboration, and cultural appreciation

22.

If tasked to make an infomercial about Asian court performances, which element should you prioritize?

a)

Using only text without sound or images

b)

Making it very long to include all details

c)

Avoiding emotional appeal in the content

d)

Having a clear message and engaging visuals

23.

What does the inclusion of multimedia presentations, photo essays, and mixed media collages in studying Asian court arts suggest about modern education?

a)

It limits creativity by restricting choices

b)

It prevents collaboration among learners

c)

It only values traditional methods of teaching

d)

It balances tradition with innovation and encourages multiple forms of expression

24.

If you were to put up an exhibit on Asian court arts, what would be the BEST approach?

a)

Focus solely on Western influences in art

b)

Curate artifacts, performance elements, and context from diverse Asian courts

c)

Use only modern digital displays without historical materials

d)

Avoid consulting cultural experts and community members

25.

Which of the following is a depressant that slows down brain activity and induces relaxation?

a)

Alcohol

b)

Cocaine

c)

Heroin

d)

LSD

26.

What type of psychoactive drug is LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide)?

a)

Depressant

b)

Hallucinogens

c)

Opiate

d)

Stimulants

27.

Why is drug tolerance dangerous?

a)

It prevents drug dependence

b)

It improves brain function over time

c)

It makes the user immune to drug side effects

d)

It requires higher doses to achieve the same effect, increasing the risk of overdose

28.

Which of the following BEST explains why peer pressure contributes to substance use among teenagers?

a)

It lowers the price of drugs

b)

It makes students more confident in refusing drugs

c)

It improves their awareness of substance abuse risks

d)

It influences their decisions to “fit in” with friends or groups

29.

If you are offered drugs at a party but want to practice prevention, what should you do?

a)

Ask friends to decide for you

b)

Accept but promise not to do it again

c)

Accept only a small amount to test your tolerance

d)

Firmly say no and avoid situations where drugs are present

30.

What can be inferred about the long-term effects of substance abuse on the community?

a)

It improves school performance

b)

It increases workplace productivity

c)

It leads to better cooperation among families

d)

It contributes to crime rates, financial problems, and social instability

31.

How are the adverse effects of drug abuse interconnected across individual, family, and school levels?

a)

They stay limited to school environments

b)

They affect only the individual, not others

c)

They only impact the family’s finances but not relationships

d)

They spread from the user to family and school, causing emotional, financial, and academic issues

32.

You are tasked to design a poster promoting a substance-free lifestyle. Which element would be MOST effective?

a)

Scary images with no explanation

b)

Random designs unrelated to the theme

c)

Long paragraphs of text with medical terms

33.

Which law in the Philippines restricts public smoking, advertising, and sales of tobacco to minors?

a)

RA 9211

b)

RA 9165

c)

RA 1425

d)

RA 9003

34.

What is the main purpose of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 (RA 9165)?

a)

To legalize the use of hallucinogens

b)

To regulate prescription medicines only

c)

To promote the sale of alcohol and tobacco

d)

To control and regulate dangerous drugs in the country

35.

Why is family considered the “first line of defense” against substance abuse?

a)

Families control all school policies

b)

Families prevent peer pressure from existing

c)

Families provide financial support to buy medicines

d)

Families can influence values, decisions, and provide early guidance

36.

What is the role of schools in preventing substance abuse?

a)

To legalize the use of mild drugs

b)

To replace family responsibilities

c)

To provide hiding places for students’ habits

d)

To offer structured education, awareness, and advocacy programs

37.

You notice your classmate showing signs of drug use. What is the BEST immediate action?

a)

Post about it on social media to warn others

b)

Ignore the situation and let them deal with it

c)

Join them to understand what they are experiencing

d)

Report to a trusted adult or counselor and offer support

38.

If tasked to create a campaign in school about substance prevention, which would be MOST effective?

a)

Avoiding the topic to prevent curiosity

b)

Focusing only on punishment and shame

c)

Encouraging students to experiment “just once”

d)

Making posters and activities that promote drug-free lifestyles

39.

How do community-based programs contribute to reducing substance abuse?

a)

By removing family involvement completely

b)

By isolating individuals with substance use problems

c)

By focusing only on schools without community support

d)

By promoting awareness, providing alternatives, and empowering people

40.

What do the existence of laws (RA 9211, RA 9165), family-based interventions, and school programs suggest about substance abuse prevention?

a)

It cannot be prevented with any strategy

b)

It requires only one sector to be successful

c)

It is the sole responsibility of the government

d)

It needs a multi-sectoral approach involving families, schools, laws, and communities

41.

Why do depressants negatively affect physical activity participation?

a)

They increase energy and focus during exercise

b)

They boost heart strength and muscle endurance

c)

They enhance natural motivation for physical activity

d)

They slow down the central nervous system, reducing reaction time and coordination

42.

If a student is asked to join a fun run but considers drinking alcohol beforehand, what is the BEST advice to give?

a)

Drink alcohol moderately to boost stamina

b)

Try a stimulant instead to feel more energetic

c)

Skip exercise altogether when avoiding alcohol

d)

Avoid alcohol because it reduces coordination and overall performance

43.

What do the effects of stimulants and depressants on the body suggest about psychoactive substances in general?

a)

They always enhance physical performance

b)

They have no long-term impact on exercise or health

c)

They are essential for athletes to stay competitive

d)

They can alter body systems in ways that reduce safe and effective participation in physical activities

44.

Which of the following is considered a religious or ceremonial dance in the Philippines?

a)

Kuratsa

b)

Maglalatik

c)

Obando

d)

Rigodon

45.

What is the name of the Ifugao dance performed as a thanksgiving to the god Kabunian for a bountiful harvest?

a)

Bumayah

b)

Carinosa

c)

Pandanggo

d)

Pantomina

46.

Why did early Filipinos perform ritual dances during droughts?

a)

To show humor and comedy

b)

To entertain their community

c)

To prepare for social gatherings

d)

To appease gods and ask for rain

47.

If a student is tasked to perform a courtship dance, which of the following would be the BEST choice?

a)

Kinoton

b)

Pabirik

c)

Rogelia

d)

Sagayan

48.

During a town fiesta, which type of folk dance would BEST represent the celebration of a good harvest and good fortune?

a)

Comic Dance

b)

Festival Dance

c)

War Dance

d)

Wedding Dance

49.

If your group is asked to present a short dance showing gratitude for recovery from sickness, how can you BEST incorporate cultural authenticity into your choreography?

a)

Add random hip-hop steps for creativity

b)

Ignore traditional formations and create freestyle steps

c)

Focus only on modern pop music to attract the audience

50.

Choose the action that follows this instruction: Use religious or ceremonial dance movements with rhythmic hand gestures.

a)

Perform religious or ceremonial dance movements with rhythmic hand gestures

b)

Execute acrobatic leaps and tumbling passes

c)

Improvise random gestures without rhythm or structure

d)

Stand still and chant without moving the hands