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Diagnostic Test No. 3

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

After teaching the MAPEH class, Teacher Irah distributed index cards where students can assess their feelings towards the lesson. This routine can be called as?

a)

Motivation

b)

Routine

c)

Assignment

d)

Exit Drill

2.

Teacher Natalie during her demonstration lesson on Mexican music entered in the class with a big and colorful hat. It has accessories in it and the student’s attention were caught instantly. Teacher Natalie is engaging her students in?

a)

Preparation

b)

Presentation

c)

Evaluation

d)

Motivation

3.

The practice of Clean as You Go policy in some institutions proved to contribute to a sincere waste management. In some areas, they also encourage the segregation of wastes and rubbish. This is a clear indication of environmental _____?

a)

Advocacy

b)

Literacy

c)

Compliance

d)

Recycling

4.

Once Teacher Dino entered his class, the children are not prompted to pray and greet each other since he was able to establish this at the beginning of the school year. What did Teacher Dino establish?

a)

Drill

b)

Motivation

c)

Activity

d)

Routine

5.

In an online music class, Teacher Jean flashed pictures of artworks on the screen. She then used the slideshow as a jump of point in presenting her lesson. She prompted her students to type in the lesson for today in the chatbox. Which part of the online lesson is this?

a)

Presentation

b)

Reinforcing Activity

c)

Synthesis

d)

Evaluation

6.

This is an online platform of teacher in synchronous modality which can record the lesson. Which of the following apps can best record a video discussion?

a)

Youtube

b)

Twitter

c)

Facebook

d)

OBS

7.

Mrs. De Venecia are using modules during an online class since she is not aware of the apps and technological methods of online teaching. She will be retiring next year. What modality is used by Mrs. De Venecia?

a)

Synchronous

b)

Asynchronous

c)

Mixed Modality

d)

Online-Offline

8.

Which of the following dances is Cuban in origin?

a)

Chacha

b)

Tango

c)

Samba

d)

Polka

9.

Fiona and Charlie are partners in their Philippine Folk Dance class with Mrs. La Madrid. During their midterm assessment they were asked to dance any folk dance with a fan and a handkerchief. Which dance should they perform?

a)

La Jota Moncadena

b)

Subli

c)

Carinosa

d)

Pampilpilalecan

10.

The dancers depicting fishermen maiden twirls as they use fish baskets to accentuate their movements. They use chambra blouse and siesgo skirt as costume.

a)

Regatones

b)

Sala Ti Alat

c)

Moncadena

d)

Innalisan

11.

During the early days, the regatones or traveling fish vendors and labaseros or women fish buyers would wait for the fishermen. While waiting, they would tease each other by performing some dance steps. Which dance is this?

a)

Regatones

b)

Sala Ti Alat

c)

Moncadena

d)

Innalisan

12.

In the brass section of the orchestral instruments, which of the following is under the bass section?

a)

Saxophone

b)

Tuba

c)

French Horn

d)

Trumpet

13.

The timpani can be tuned into series of tones to support the majestic parts of a symphony orchestra. Lino is a timpani player who does the job by hitting the timpani with magnificent padded sticks. What instrument does Lino holds?

a)

Vibraphone

b)

Idiophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Electrophone

14.

After teaching the benefits of medicinal plants to students, Teacher Brenda engaged her students to answer a reflection question on how they would personally contextualize the learned lesson. What teaching strategy is used?

a)

Interpersonal

b)

Intrapersonal

c)

Isotonic

d)

Isometric

15.

Which of the following produces the lowest sound among Pangkat Kawayan instruments?

a)

Angklung

b)

Tipangklung

c)

Rambong

d)

Marimba

16.

If there are two bandurrias played by two different musicians, what is the total of all the strings in the two bandurrias?

a)

14

b)

28

c)

36

d)

52

17.

In 2024, a Fernando Amorsolo painting was stolen from an ancestral house in Silay City in Negros Province. This valuable painting estimated to be millions has been fortunately retrieved. What is the name of this painting?

a)

Dalagang Bukid

b)

Tinikling

c)

Mango Harvesters

d)

Planting Rice

18.

Teacher Mylene teaches music as if it is child’s play. Most of the time lessons are combined with movement, drama, and speech. The music class is enjoyed very much by primary grades that she became a favorite teacher. What strategy does mam Mylene uses?

a)

Gordon

b)

Dalcroze

c)

Kodaly

d)

Orff

19.

PJ is a newly graduate music teacher. He opts to teach music primarily through eurythmics because he believes that the process for awakening, developing, and refining innate musicality is through ear-training, and improvisation. What approach does PJ uses?

a)

Gordon

b)

Dalcroze

c)

Kodaly

d)

Orff

20.

Brandon, a BCAED student wishes to teach music in an approach to music education rooted in the idea that music should be a social and cultural experience. He contextualizes local music as a basis for his instruction. Which approach should he use?

a)

Gordon

b)

Dalcroze

c)

Kodaly

d)

Orff

21.

This method is based on the concept of audiation, the ability to think of music in the mind and understand it there. Audiation is being used when you think of a familiar tune in your head without hearing it.

a)

Gordon

b)

Dalcroze

c)

Kodaly

d)

Orff

22.

The Imperial audiences so enjoyed singing that the form was incorporated into Beijing Opera, which is now a national artistic style. Which of the following is an operatic performance during the Qing Dynasty?

a)

Ruanxian

b)

Shanxi

c)

Pipa

d)

Guzheng

23.

Bahay kubo is a well-loved Philippine folk song with a simple melody easily learned by small children. Bahay Kubo’s musical structure is

a)

Pentatonic

b)

Strophic

c)

Unitary

d)

Binary

24.

Which of the following musical form can be associated with the Philippine National Anthem?

a)

Unitary

b)

Binary

c)

Ternary

d)

Rondo

25.

Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Philippine Cordilleran music share a unique tonal pattern with each tones associated with a stronghold to nature and spirituality. This shared pattern in the orient is?

a)

Diatonic

b)

Chromatic

c)

Pentatonic

d)

Octatonic

26.

In music what do you call a recurring melodic motif all throughout the song?

a)

Section

b)

Motif

c)

Phrase

d)

Pattern

27.

During the classical period music, hymns had been used in liturgical settings such as those made by Handel and Bach. What do you call this music with the same rhythmic accompaniment as the song itself?

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

d)

Heptatonic

28.

Gerard has difficulty seeing shades of red and green. As an art teacher, you want to help him by referring it to the school physician. What does Gerard experiences?

a)

Myopia

b)

Hyperopia

c)

Protanopia

d)

Presbyopia

29.

Musical instruments are popular across cultures and is influenced by geographical, social and religious factors. Which of the following is from Africa?

a)

Gamelan

b)

Glong Kong

c)

Mbira

d)

Suling

30.

In heritage art and architecture, churches has altars that houses religious symbolisms and artifacts. During the Spanish era, altars are also called?

a)

Reliebe

b)

Retablo

c)

Sanctuario

d)

Pulpito

31.

The San Agustin Church in Intramuros is one of the inscribed Baroque Churches by UNESCO. It houses a unique art form called trompe’loil. Trompe L’oil is a kind of?

a)

Architecture

b)

Painting

c)

Sculpture

d)

Music

32.

Among the national artists for visual arts, few of them are women. One famous woman artist specializes in inkblots and tempera and at par with the celebrated male visual artists of the country. She is?

a)

Manansala

b)

Magsaysay-Ho

c)

Velarde

d)

Joya

33.

The celebration of Christmas in the Philippines is a profound display of faith and devotion. Among the symbols of Philippine Christmas such as parol and belen lies a unique musical tradition of a mass setting solely dedicated to Christmas. This type of christmas music used in missa de gallo is called?

a)

Karoling

b)

Pastorela

c)

Vamos A Belen

d)

Media Noche

34.

The Diwata is the winged fairy that greets visitors in Spoliarium Hall of the National Museum. Made from reinforced concrete that serves as a mortuary ornament, the sculptor behind this artwork is?

a)

Napoleon Abueva

b)

Guillermo Tolentino

c)

Carlos Francisco

d)

Vicente Manansala

35.

Classical opera singing had been the favored performances during the Classical and Romantic Era. Which of the following opera has themes about a Japanese Character?

a)

Del Holle Rach

b)

Swan Lake

c)

Madame Butterfly

d)

Giacommo Puccini

36.

The Panay Bukidnon or Pan-ayanon, are a culturally indigenous Visayan group of people who reside in the Capiz-Lambunao mountainous area and the Antique-Iloilo mountain area of Panay in the Visayan islands of the Philippines. The well kept maiden in this community is called?

a)

Suguidanon

b)

Panubok

c)

Tumandok

d)

Binukot

37.

Farida is wearing a traditional tubular cloth from Maguindanao as a symbol of status and nobility. It has geometric patterns and plant motifs that were passed down through generations. What kind of traditional outfit is this?

a)

Inabel

b)

Hablon

c)

Inaul

d)

Tnalak

38.

Mrs. Ramos, the Principal of Bagong Sibol National High School encouraged her teachers to use technology in the conduct of arts and music classes. Which of the following is parallel to this statement?

a)

The use of video lessons lessens the efficacy of teaching

b)

Technological advancement makes teachers lazy

c)

The use of technology supports educational processes

d)

All of the above.

39.

The Kumakaret Dance from Pangasinan is a celebration dance that captures the beauty of rural life and traditions. Which of the following implements is present in this dance?

a)

Handkerchief

b)

Hats

c)

Glass

d)

Sticks