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Who is known as the "Father of the Kundiman" and belongs to the "Triumvirate of Filipino Composers"?
Francisco Santiago
Antonio Molina
Nicanor Abelardo
Francisco Buencamino
Who is known as a "romantic nationalist"? He incorporated Philippine folk elements into his compositions with Western forms and harmony.
Ryan Cayabyab
Lucio San Pedro
Rosendo Santos
Alfredo Buenaventura
Who is a contemporary composer and conductor who spans both the popular and classical worlds through his pop music, ballads, operas, zarzuelas, orchestral arrangements, masses, psalms, and choral compositions?
Ryan Cayabyab
Alfredo Buenaventura
Lucio San Pedro
Rosendo Santos
Who is known as the "Father of Philippine Impressionist Music" and a product of both the Romantic and Impressionist?
Francisco Buencamino
Nicanor Abelardo
Antonio Molina
Francisco Santiago
Why are contemporary Filipino composers able to blend Western and local musical styles?
Instrument cost
Cultural exposure
Technology
Colonization
Multiple choice: Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer. MUSIC What shows the influence of globalization in contemporary Philippine music?
Old melodies
No lyrics
Pure folk sound
Foreign styles mixed
Which best describes media-based arts and design in the Philippines?
Use of natural materials only
Handwritten traditional art
Purely foreign-made designs
Use of digital and print media for art
Who is the "Father of Philippine Komiks"?
Antonio Velasquez
Manny Librodo
Mars Ravelo
Pol Medina Jr.
If you were tasked with designing a new performance of a contemporary Philippine song, what would be the most effective way to showcase both traditional and modern elements?
Add kulintang rhythms to a pop arrangement
Avoid blending styles
Use only Western instruments
Perform with no accompaniment
She had been dubbed “The Queen of Knitwear” in the Philippines.
Josie Natori
Kenneth Cobonpue
Lulu Tan-Gan
Rajo Laurel
Which characteristic is typical of Filipino media-based arts?
Only copies foreign works
Ignores local culture
Combines culture with technology
Uses no local themes
Why are media-based arts important in the Philippines?
They are only for entertainment
They avoid social topics
They communicate ideas to a wide audience
They replace traditional arts
What type of media-based arts in the Philippines includes large-scale publications such as newspapers, magazines, journals, and books of all kinds, as well as smaller-scale posters, brochures, flyers, menus, and the like?
Print Media
Digital Art
Photography
Film
What is an example of Filipino ingenuity in media-based arts?
Only making sketches on paper
Using imported artworks
Digital art using local symbols
Copying foreign designs
A group plans to create a multimedia collage from coconut shells, leaves, and old magazines. Which action demonstrates the application of Filipino media-based art techniques?
Using only pre-made commercial decorations
Avoiding cultural or local themes
Combining raw materials into a design
Making a digital version without materials
Which of the following shows the proper application of creating a media-based artwork reflecting the Philippines?
Making a purely digital artwork without inspiration
Avoiding local elements in design
Using bamboo and rattan materials creatively
Using imported acrylics only
What is called informal and stylized dance moves that evolve outside dance studios?
Street dance
Folk dance
Modern dance
Ballet dance
Which of the following pillars is not part of Hip-hop culture?
Partying
Graffiti Art
Breaking
Rapping
Where did the Hip-hop dance style originate?
New York
California
Las Vegas
Mexico
What hip-hop dance style shows a creative way to make geometric shapes forming a right angle using body parts?
Locking
Shuffling
Tutting
Waacking
What style of hip-hop is being shown in the picture? Refer to the photo of a dancer with one arm raised, making angular shapes with the hand and arm.
Popping
Tutting
B-boying
Waacking
What is a hip-hop dance style that is characterized as a free dance where the movements are more abrupt and strong, and is expressive, exaggerated, and highly energetic?
Krumping
Popping
B-boying
Waacking
In a group performance, which choice best shows the correct execution of hip-hop dance styles?
Moving with rhythm and attitude
Random steps without music
Slow classical movements
Traditional folk patterns
Which of the following is a positive outcome of engaging in dance activities such as hip-hop?
Stress Reduction
Hypertension
Bad physical appearance
Obesity
A dancer shows smooth, wave-like movements of the arms and body. Which hip-hop style is being executed?
Marching
Popping
Folk dance
Hip sway
Which routine best applies common street and hip-hop styles?
A sequence with popping, locking, and freestyle
Ballet steps only
Walking to the music
Folk dance movements
To make a simple but original hip-hop routine, which choice is most important?
Combine moves with rhythm and flow
Copy professional dancers
Use very complex tricks
Focus only on speed
Which health initiative provides financial assistance to partner countries and agencies in fighting TB, malaria, and other epidemics?
WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
Innovation for Uptake, Scale and Equity in Immunization
Alliance for Healthy Cities
Accelerating the end of AIDS, TB, Malaria as epidemics
Which criterion best shows the effective evaluation of a street dance routine?
Proper use of hip-hop styles
Costume color
Length of the routine
Number of dancers
Which global health initiative protects present and future generations from the devastating health, social, environmental, and economic consequences of cigarette consumption?
WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Digital Health Initiative
WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
Strengthening Health Systems
What do you call these actions that can be immediately used within the community or locale to produce effective results?
Reduce Mortality
Global Health Initiative
Quick Wins
Millennium Development Goal
Why were the Millennium Development Goals created?
To reduce poverty and improve quality of life
To promote tourism worldwide
To develop new technologies
To increase military strength
Who created the Millennium Development Goals?
World Health Organization
World Bank
UNICEF
United Nations
How do global health programs help communities?
Stop medical services
Reduce health workers
Spread diseases
Provide vaccines
Why are global health initiatives important to developing countries?
They remove local health systems
They improve access to healthcare
They focus on profits
They increase health costs
What is a primary aim of global health initiatives?
Reduce school enrollment
Build only skyscrapers
Limit food supply
Improve people’s health
Which activity is an example of a global health initiative?
Tourism campaigns
Local sports events
Vaccination programs
School festivals
Two barangays from Magsaysay implemented different health programs: one provided malaria nets, and the other built a health clinic. Which statement analyzes their impact?
Only the clinic makes a difference
Both initiatives help improve public health in different ways
Malaria nets are not useful
Neither program affects health
Municipalities from Occidental Mindoro received international health aid, but one had poor infrastructure. Which issue can affect the initiative?
Weak local systems can hinder success
Only funding matters
Programs work without planning
All countries benefit equally
A health campaign failed to reach remote communities due to bad roads and limited transportation. What can be concluded?
Accessibility and logistics affect success
Community trust is irrelevant
Funding solves all problems
Health initiatives always succeed
A vaccination campaign faces cultural resistance in a community. Which approach applies global health knowledge effectively?
Engage local leaders to educate people
Force villagers to participate
Cancel the program
Give less attention to the immediate community
