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MAPEH 9 THIRD QUARTER

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term Nationalism mean?

a)

Being patriotic

b)

having a strong feeling for one’s nation.

c)

pride for another country or culture

d)

pride in one’s own composition

2.

In comparison with the Classical period, how did Romantic music make use of musical elements?

a)

Forms used in music are more flexible and more varied.

b)

Harmony is one of the important elements of the Romantic music.

c)

Romantic composers enjoyed self-expression and created music that would reveal their identity.

d)

The above statements are all correct.

3.

The markings like dolce/sweet indicates the exploration in the expanding expressiveness called.

a)

Tempo and Articulation

b)

Melody

c)

Texture

d)

Tonality

4.

What kind of change brought by the Romantic composers made middle class and aristocrats performed the same opportunity in the political, social and moral climate?

a)

Democracy

b)

Aristocracy

c)

Monarchy

d)

Communism

5.

Which means a robbed time where it is deliberately and temporarily deviating from a strict tempo?

a)

Rubato

b)

maestoso

c)

Con fuoco

d)

con passion

6.

If you were a composer, how would you show nationalism in your composition?

a)

The composition must be a cultural and folklore oriented.

b)

The composition must be varied in Form.

c)

The harmony has a large number of musical instruments used.

d)

The tonality has versatility.

7.

Frederic Chopin wrote most of his music for this instrument. What instrument is that?

a)

Violin

b)

Flute

c)

Piano

d)

Orchestra

8.

Which of the following is not a type of Program music?

a)

song cycle

b)

symphonic poem

c)

concert overture

d)

incidental music

9.

Romanticism assigned a high value to the achievements of "heroic" individualists and artists, whose examples, it maintained, would raise the

a)

Quality of society

b)

Quantity of society

c)

Behavior of society

d)

Imagination of society

10.

Which refers to the theory about the beliefs or actions of people who advocate thorough or complete political or social reform?

a)

Liberalism

b)

Nationalism

c)

Radicalism

d)

Racism

11.

If we will relate Romantic music to other form of arts of Romanticism, they all focus at.

a)

Self-expression, freedom, nature and nationalism

b)

Individualism, conservatism and radicalism

c)

Liberalism, spontaneity and glorification of nature

d)

all the statement above is true.

12.

The Romantic artworks was a result of revolution monarchies all over the world. Regardless of the ruin structures, land form and pictures of war, romantic painters depict the physical world into real image from realistic to expressionistic in ways of.

a)

Landscape

b)

Carousel

c)

Abstract

d)

Classical

13.

Which is the group of the woodwind section?

a)

Flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon

b)

Trumpet, French horn, trombone, tuba

c)

Violin, viola, cello, harp

d)

Kettle drums, cymbals, triangle, xylophone

14.

The relative equivalent of the pitch names FACE is.

a)

fa-la-do-mi

b)

Fa-mi-re-do

c)

fa sol mi do

d)

Do re mi fa

15.

What instrument has the biggest horn, and has deep, deep voice and strong?

a)

Tuba

b)

Flute

c)

Harp

d)

French Horn

16.

Which portrayed Roman history, which elevated the Roman heroes?

a)

Neoclassical Art

b)

Romantic Art

c)

Classical Art

d)

Medieval Art

17.

The following are characteristics of Neoclassicism, EXCEPT.

a)

Portrayal of Roman history

b)

Formal composition

c)

Local color

d)

Heightened sensation

18.

Who among the following is NOT an artist of Neoclassical Period?

a)

David

b)

Ingres

c)

Rude

d)

Thorvaldsen

19.

What element of arts is featured in temple style?

a)

Line

b)

Shape

c)

Color

d)

Texture

20.

The following are characteristic of Romanticism, which does NOT belong to the group?

a)

Height of action

b)

Classic geo-structure

c)

Emotional extremes

d)

dramatic compositions

21.

Charly plans to create a neoclassical design for his new house, what characteristic of neoclassical art will he use?

a)

Greco-Roman columns can be used such as doric, ionic and Corinthian.

b)

He can used stained glass windows for a more sophisticated atmosphere.

c)

Hieroglyphics can be used as wall paintings.

d)

Landscape painting must be considered because it belongs to neoclassical period.

22.

Kenjhe plans to create an art exhibit showing techniques from Romantic art paintings. He needs to consider the following EXCEPT.

a)

Use of natural sceneries such as mountains and rivers.

b)

Use of mythological beings

c)

Painting depicting historical scene

d)

Paintings influenced by Théodore Rousseau and Camille Corot

23.

Which is not a preeminent artist from neoclassical era?

a)

Camille Corot

b)

Jean-Pierre Cortot

c)

Robert Adam

d)

Antonio Canova

24.

Which of the following shows the influence of Romantic art in modern times?

a)

Use of Greek columns

b)

Use of classical heroes in sculpture

c)

Fascination in the human body

d)

Use of landscape painting

25.

Who painted “The Oxbow” and was a founding member of the pioneering Hudson School?

a)

Jean-Pierre Cortot

b)

Camille Corot

c)

Robert Adam

d)

Thomas Cole

26.

Which style of buildings feature a balustrade “balusters” or spindles which is a railing with vertical supports along the edge of the roof. It is also having a flat or low-lying roof?

a)

Classical Block Style

b)

Gothic Revival Style

c)

Palladian Style

d)

None

27.

Which is known as “Beaux-Arts style,” since it was developed principally by the French École des Beaux-Arts (School of Fine Arts)?

a)

Classical Block Style

b)

Gothic Revival Style

c)

Palladian Style

d)

None

28.

Your group was tasked to do a mural painting in your school using the colors made with grind powder pigments in pure water to make the painting become an integral part of the wall. What technique of painting is ideal for mural painting using the above-mentioned materials?

a)

fresco

b)

encaustic

c)

acrylic

d)

chiaroscuro

29.

Kerch style is an attic red-figure pottery named after the Crimean city of Kerch. The following were the most common shapes of this classical vase painting EXCEPT.

a)

wine container

b)

bowl for water and wine

c)

low bowl w/ two handles

d)

low handles and lid

30.

To reach a peak of artistic excellence, Greek sculptors were particularly concerned with the following EXCEPT.

a)

Perfection of human body

b)

Arrangement of figures and groups

c)

It is extremely primitive and mysterious

d)

Dramatic representation of movements

31.

Which of the following is a cultural dance performed to the strong beats of percussion instruments by a community of people sharing the same culture usually done in honor of a Patron Saint or in thanksgiving of a bountiful harvest?

a)

Cultural dance

b)

Festival dance

c)

Folk dance

d)

Social dance

32.

Which of the following is NOT a locomotor movement?

a)

Walk

b)

Hop

c)

Run

d)

Stretching

33.

The following festivals are celebrated in honor of Sto. Niño, EXCEPT.

a)

Ati-atihan Festival

b)

Bangus Festival

c)

Dinagyang Festival

d)

Sinulog Festival

34.

How can one best benefit from festival dancing activities?

a)

They help one achieve a personally active lifestyle.

b)

They contribute to the enhancement of community awareness.

c)

They develop one’s awareness of his own and other’s culture through festivals.

35.

What type of movements allow you to move from one point in space to another?

a)

Non-locomotor

b)

Locomotor

c)

Stretching

d)

Swinging

36.

Charie is performing a glide followed by a quick close, what locomotor movement has she performed?

a)

Slide

b)

Skip

c)

Leap

d)

Hop

37.

Marvin is task to perform a jump as part of his choreography in festival dance. How will he perform it in the correct way?

a)

He will spring on one foot landing on the other foot.

b)

He will spring from one or both feet, landing on both.

c)

He will spring on one foot landing on the other foot. On landing, the heels of the feet touch the floor first, then balls come down, and knees bend.

d)

He will spring from one or both feet, landing on both. On landing, the balls of the feet touch the floor first, then heels come down, and knees bend.

38.

Daisy was tasked to perform a festival dance. How will she demonstrate the performance?

a)

She will portray the people’s ways of life through movements.

b)

She will create a costumes or products that inherent in that place.

c)

She will use strong beats of percussion instrument.

d)

All the given choices are correct.

39.

It is part of the culture of every Filipino to celebrate Festivals in their different region. What do you call the festival where all festivals in various part of the Philippines gather to compete with each other?

a)

Aliwan Fiesta

b)

Dinagyang Festival

c)

Festival of festivals

d)

Mother of all festivals

40.

How might one best profit by festival dancing activities?

a)

They assist one with accomplishing an actually dynamic way of life.

b)

They add to the improvement of community mindfulness.

c)

They build up one's consciousness of his own and others' way of life through festivals.

d)

All of the above

41.

If an individual could hardly catch his breath while performing festival dances, what is the intensity of his activity?

a)

Heavy

b)

Light

c)

Moderate

d)

Moderately light

42.

How can one benefit from festival dancing activities?

a)

They help one achieve a personality active lifestyle.

b)

They contribute to the enhancement of community awareness.

c)

They develop one’s awareness of his own and other’s culture through festivals.

d)

All of the above

43.

Which element refers to the scope of movement execution and is dictated by the space provided?

a)

Range

b)

Level

c)

Focus

d)

Rhythm

44.

Which of the following is an example of religious festivals?

a)

Higante festival

b)

Sinulog festival

c)

Kinabayo festival

d)

Mango festival

45.

How can festival dancing contribute to one’s fitness and well-being?

a)

It reduces the risk of cardio-respiratory diseases.

b)

It facilitates teamwork and sense of community.

c)

It maximizes our use of energy and enhances cardiorespiratory health.

d)

It is a good form of exercise.

46.

In assessing an emergency situation, what is the first step that you should do?

a)

Call for help

b)

Check the vital signs of the victim

c)

Do a head- to toe examination

d)

Survey the scene

47.

When should primary survey of the victim be done?

a)

When the victim is conscious

b)

During the survey of the scene

c)

When the victim unconscious

d)

After the victim has regained consciousness

48.

What does CPR mean?

a)

Cardio Pulmonary Recitation

b)

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

c)

Cardiac Pneumonia Revision

d)

Cardiac Pulmonary Revival

49.

What do you call a break on the continuity of the tissue or skin?

a)

allergy

b)

Fracture

c)

Sprain

d)

Wound

50.

Walking on the street, you witnessed a car crash where there were casualties. When should you call for help?

a)

After taking selfies

b)

Before you attend the victims for help

c)

Before you go out for a walk

d)

During the bystander’s commotions

51.

Daisy, a volunteer first aider, is out for walk at the park with her dog. While walking she saw an accident involving four victims in a van and a car. Who must she help first?

a)

The dead driver

b)

The driver in a shock

c)

The passengers with head injury

d)

The passengers with broken arm and leg

52.

What transporting technique can be used if the victim is unconscious and very small with only one first aider?

a)

Fireman’s Carry

b)

Hammock Carry

c)

Bearer Alongside Carry

d)

Piggy Back

53.

Mark saw a woman who suddenly fainted beside the street. He wanted to move her to a safer place, while waiting for help. Which of the following he must consider?

a)

Marital status of the victim

b)

Weight and height of the victim

c)

Age of the victim

d)

Job of the victim

54.

What transport technique is used when the victim is seriously injured and should not be lifted?

a)

Pack Strap Carry

b)

Piggy Back

c)

Blanket Drag

d)

Fireman’s Carry

55.

Which of the following a first aider should NOT consider in transporting a victim?

a)

Weight and height

b)

Clothes of the victim

c)

Special need considerations

d)

Environment

56.

The victim has an injury on his left side. What is the best technique to be used in transporting him?

a)

Bearer alongside carry

b)

Fireman’ Drag

c)

Shoulder drag

d)

Piggy back

57.

In what emergency situation can we do tied-hands crawl in transporting the victim?

a)

Being caught inside a building on fire

b)

Fainting due to exhaustion

c)

A person suffers a heart attack

d)

A neighbor falls down the stairs

58.

What is the first thing to do when a person experience heat exhaustion?

a)

Apply ice

b)

Check vital signs

c)

Seek medical help

d)

Transport the victim to a cool place

59.

Which is caused by a sudden obstruction of blood supply to the part of the heart muscles?

a)

Drowning

b)

Chemical burns

c)

Heart attack

d)

Food poisoning

60.

What should NOT be done to a person who is currently in a heart attack?

a)

Help the person sit or lie down with head elevated.

b)

Call for medical help.

c)

Constantly monitor vital signs.

d)

Give the person something to eat.