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STREET DANCE AND HEALTH INITIATIVE

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of dance refers to informal and stylized movements that evolved outside dance studios?

a)

Ballet dance

b)

Folk dance

c)

Hip-hop

d)

Street dance

2.

"Renz Cholo aspires to belong to the Hip-hop culture. To critically evaluate his understanding, which of the following pillars should he recognize as not being part of Hip-hop culture?"

a)

Breaking

b)

Graffiti Art

c)

Partying

d)

Rapping

3.

"Kim and Rosemel are currently studying Tutting. Which body parts are primarily engaged in performing this dance style?"

a)

Legs and feet

b)

Torso

c)

Head and neck

d)

Arms, hands, and wrists

4.

"Lvhince and Aeron are working on Krumping. They ask Travish, a well-known dancer specializing in this style: Which of the following best describes the movements of Krumping dance?"

a)

Precise

b)

Slow and fluid

c)

Soft and gentle

d)

Abrupt and strong

5.

Jaztine Mae was asked to choreograph a short hip-hop routine for their school program. To highlight the style of Tutting, which movement should they include in their performance?

a)

Executing abrupt stomps with the torso

b)

Performing fluid spins with the legs and feet

c)

Doing playful jumps and exaggerated freezes

d)

Creating angular shapes with the arms and wrists

6.

As newly inducted members of the Red Notice dance crew, Trazee and Naiomie were assigned to choreograph a street dance routine that embodies Filipino identity. What element should they incorporate to make it unique?

a)

Strict replication of ballet positions and forms

b)

Exclusive imitation of Western hip-hop moves

c)

Removal of cultural elements to focus only on technique

d)

Traditional Filipino rhythms and instruments blended with modern beats

7.

In the context of Dwaine’s street dancing, how does this dance style contribute to improving his flexibility?

a)

It focuses on leg movement

b)

Incorporating stretching into routine

c)

It used fluid action that challenges the body

d)

It requires supporting body weight with hands

8.

Marc has been experiencing anxiety after his recent breakup. In this context, how can engaging in street dancing provide mental benefits that support his well-being?

a)

Enhance body movement

b)

Increased communication skills

c)

Better breathing and relaxed muscles

d)

Reduced stress levels and improved mood

9.

How can participating in hip-hop dance improve a person's sense of belonging?

a)

By offering a chance to compete and prove oneself against others.

b)

By promoting individualism and self-expression over group identity.

c)

By providing opportunities to connect with a diverse community of dancers.

d)

By limiting participation to those who are already part of the hip-hop community.

10.

Dancing is a physically moderate to vigorous activity that requires focus and stamina. In order to perform street and hip-hop dance safely and effectively, why is it important to eat the right amount of food or maintain a well-balanced diet?

a)

To impress your friends with your dance moves

b)

To prevent boredom during the dance

c)

To give your body the energy it needs

d)

To show off your discipline

11.

Which of the following would be a sample healthy diet plan for a teenager based on the Pinggang Pinoy food guide?

a)

A meal consisting of 50% protein-rich foods, 20% fruits, and 30% carbohydrate-rich foods

b)

A meal consisting of 5% fruits, 5% vegetables, 65% carbohydrate-rich foods, and 25% protein-rich foods

c)

A meal consisting of 10% vegetables, 40% protein-rich foods, and 50% carbohydrate-rich foods

d)

A meal consisting of 17% fruits, 33% vegetables, 33% carbohydrate-rich foods and 17% protein-rich foods

12.

Shayna a grade 10 student is preparing for a hip-hop dance competition. Based on the Pinggang Pinoy food guide for teenagers, how should she plan her meal to ensure she has enough energy, focus, and protection against injury?

a)

Focus only on protein-rich foods to build muscle

b)

Eat mostly sweets and fast food to get quick energy

c)

Skip meals to stay light and avoid feeling full during practice

d)

Follow the Pinggang Pinoy food guide by including balanced portions of vegetables, fruits, carbohydrate-rich foods, protein-rich foods, plus water and physical activity

13.

Princess, a photojournalist preparing for a competition on global health initiatives, wants to deepen her understanding. Which of the following is an example of a Global Health Initiative led by UNICEF?

a)

Provide access to safe water

b)

Control Tobacco Consumption

c)

Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol

d)

Bridge gap between vaccine delivery

14.

Why is the Global Health Initiative important?

a)

To save lives

b)

To develop countries

c)

To improve citizenship

d)

To provide policy

15.

Strengthen Health System (SHS) have made an improving outcome for children and women. Which of the following organization introduced this initiative?

a)

GAVI

b)

UNDP

c)

UNICEF

d)

WHO

16.

Cedrick, as the leader of their country, wants to ensure that vaccines for immunity are sufficient. Which of the following agencies can provide support in achieving this goal?

a)

GAVI

b)

Global Fund

c)

UNICEF

d)

WHO

17.

Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations (GAVI) have a health initiative known as INFUSE. Which of the following is the positive impact of this health initiative?

a)

Children were immunized

b)

Children avoid smoking

c)

Children understand gender equality

d)

Children understand environmental linkages

18.

UNICEF has a Digital Health Initiative, what will be the positive impact of this health initiative?

a)

It support to primary care through proper hygiene

b)

It will monitor outdated health system to keep on track

c)

It establishes the norms to reduce alcohol consumption

d)

It protects future generation from devastating health problems

19.

Lyka Jane and Princess Azumi, serving as ministers of health in their respective countries, are struggling with widespread TB and Malaria outbreaks. The World Health Organization (WHO) implements global health initiatives to combat infectious diseases. How could these initiatives positively impact the health of the people in their nations?

a)

By focusing only on cultural preservation projects

b)

By limiting vaccine distribution to developed countries

c)

By reducing attention to communicable diseases in favor of economic growth

d)

By providing leadership and technical support to strengthen disease control programs

20.

Which of the following issues prevent Global Fund in accelerating the end of Aids, TB, and alike?

a)

Lack of incentive to develop vaccine

b)

Project was cancelled or delayed

c)

Lack of immunization structure

d)

Arise of urban health problems

21.

Why do some countries experience problems in implementing health initiative provided by Alliance for Healthy Cities?

a)

Poor intersectoral coordination

b)

Lack of immunization structure

c)

Due to rapid growth of population

d)

Developing countries lack resources

22.

Which of the following suggestions is appropriate in resolving the issue of reducing the harmful use of alcohol?

a)

Increase health care workforce

b)

Strengthen policies on alcohol

c)

Create a digital health portfolio

d)

Provide incentives to develop alcohol

23.

As a student, how can you actively support the Global Fund’s efforts to end AIDS, TB, and similar infectious diseases?

a)

Teach people about Aids and TB

b)

Test people if they have Aids or TB

c)

Assist in giving vaccine to everybody

d)

Avoid discrimination against people who have disease

24.

Which of the following health initiatives introduced by UNICEF can be applied in the community?

a)

Implement comprehensive alcohol policies

b)

Development of digital health portfolio

c)

Interference in tobacco industries

d)

Increase government awareness

25.

To implement the WHO’s global strategy to reduce harmful use of alcohol, what would be the BEST action of the government?

a)

Interference in alcohol industries

b)

Increase tax against alcohol industries

c)

Educate people about the effect of alcohol

d)

Implement comprehensive alcohol policies