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Total questions: 40
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During the 16th and 17th centuries, what was the primary influence on Philippine visual arts brought by the Spaniards?
Modernism
Religious/Christian themes
Abstract Expressionism
Japanese Manga
Which of these is a "performing art" practice that evolved during the early Spanish period?
Oil painting
Pottery
Religious processions and chants
Digital photography
In the 17th century, the "Baroque" style became popular in Philippine churches. What is a key feature of this style?
Simple and plain walls
Elaborate and decorative carvings
Minimalist designs
Modern glass windows
Why did the style of arts change from the pre-colonial period to the 16th century?
Because Filipinos ran out of materials.
Due to the introduction of Catholic rituals and Western techniques.
Because the climate changed.
Filipinos forgot their old ways.
How did 17th-century art reflect a person’s cultural identity?
By showing the fusion of local indigenous motifs with Spanish colonial influences.
By using only materials imported from Europe.
By ignoring local traditions completely.
By painting only scenes from American history.
Which material was commonly used for "santos" (religious statues) in local provinces during this era?
Plastic
Softwood or Ivory
Aluminum
Fiberglass
A local creative work inspired by the 16th-century locality might use what kind of pattern?
Geometric tribal weaves
Digital pixels
Neon colors
Printed photos
Which of the following is a "conventional process" in making colonial-era visual art?
Oil painting on canvas
3D printing statues
Digital photo editing
Holographic projection
When classifying art, "Religious Icons" fall under which function?
Social/Political
Aesthetic/Entertainment
Ceremonial/Religious
Commercial
What significant change occurred in Philippine music during the 17th century?
The introduction of the guitar and liturgical music (choirs).
The invention of the synthesizer.
The use of bamboo flutes only.
The rise of K-pop.
Which medium was used for building the oldest stone churches in the Philippines?
Steel beams
Adobe or Coral stone
Hollow blocks
Plywood
If you are creating a work inspired by your province’s 17th-century history, what is the first step?
Sell the work immediately.
Research the local history and available natural materials.
Copy a modern painting from the internet.
Use only synthetic materials.
Synthetic materials were less common in the 16th century. What did they use for red dye?
Food coloring
Natural extracts from plants like Achuete.
Red ink from a ballpen.
Plastic paint.
The "Pasyon" (chanting) is an example of what type of art?
Visual Art
Performing Art
Culinary Art
Martial Art
What reflects a community's identity in their 17th-century festivities?
The type of costumes and local dances performed.
The brand of shoes they wore.
The use of English language.
The use of television.
Which use of medicine involves taking a vaccine to avoid getting a disease?
Cure
Protection/Prevention
Misuse
Abuse
What type of medicine can you buy at a drugstore without a doctor’s note?
Prescription Medicines
Over-the-Counter (OTC) Medicines
Illegal Drugs
Synthetic Drugs
If a person takes a higher dose of medicine than what the doctor said, this is called:
Proper use
Medicine Misuse
Healthy habit
Prevention
Which of the following is a "Gateway Drug"?
Vitamin C
Caffeine
Paracetamol
Cough Syrup
Tobacco and E-cigarettes contain what addictive substance?
Sugar
Nicotine
Vitamin A
Alcohol
How does gateway drug use affect the family?
It makes the family richer.
It causes conflict, stress, and financial problems.
It helps family members sleep better.
It has no effect.
What is a negative effect of alcohol on the individual’s physical performance?
Increased speed
Impaired coordination and balance
Better memory
Stronger muscles
Which is a valuable "preventive measure" against substance abuse?
Staying home all day watching TV
Engaging in regular physical activity and sports
Eating junk food
Trying whatever friends offer
In dance, which element refers to the "level" (high, medium, low) or "direction" of the dancer?
Time
Energy
Space
Body
Which element of dance describes how much force or tension is used in a movement?
Energy
Space
Action
Time
Hopping, jumping, and running are examples of what movement skill?
Non-locomotor
Locomotor
Manipulative
Stationary
What is a "Non-locomotor" movement?
Running a race
Stretching while standing in place
Dribbling a ball
Leaping over a puddle
Which skill involves handling an object, like catching a ball?
Locomotor
Non-locomotor
Manipulative
Rhythmic
What fitness concept refers to the ability to change direction quickly?
Balance
Agility
Cardiovascular Endurance
Coordination
If you can stand on one leg without falling, you have good:
Agility
Balance
Speed
Power
Running for a long time without getting tired is a sign of good:
Coordination
Agility
Cardiovascular Endurance
Flexibility
What does MVPA stand for in fitness?
Most Valuable Player Association
Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity
Many Visual Performing Arts
Medicine versus Physical Activity
Which of these is an example of "Vigorous" physical activity?
Slow walking
Reading a book
Fast running or playing basketball
Standing up
Why is coordination important in dance?
So you can move different body parts smoothly together.
To make sure you are the tallest person.
To avoid eating too much.
It is not important.
What is the "Cure" function of medicine?
To stop a disease from ever happening.
To eliminate a disease or infection that is already present.
To make the medicine taste better.
To sell more products.
Which of these is a way to prevent gateway drug use?
Joining a gang
Having a strong relationship with family and positive peers
Keeping secrets from parents
Smoking "just once"
What is the negative effect of gateway drugs on the community?
Higher crime rates and unsafe neighborhoods
More parks and playgrounds
Cleaner air
Better schools
In a group presentation of a creative work, what is the most important "process"?
Fighting with groupmates.
Collaboration and sharing of ideas.
Doing everything by yourself.
Not practicing.
When choosing a material for a craft, a "local" material is:
Something ordered from another country.
Something found naturally in your own province (e.g., abaca, shells).
Something bought from a modern mall.
Something made of plastic only.
What is "Complementary Medicine"?
Medicines that are free.
Treatments used alongside conventional medicine, like herbal tea or massage.
Medicines that people give you as a gift.
Illegal substances.
