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THIRD QUARTERLY EXAMINATION

MAPEH 7
JANUARY 15-17, 2021

Name: ________________________________________________ Score: _________________

Instructions: Read the questions/statements carefully. Choose and write the letter of your answer on your answer sheet.

1. It is one of the oldest and longest Philippine epic stories. DARANGAN

2. It plays an important soloist role in gong ensembles. KULINTANG
3. A large bossed gong with deep, slightly tuned-in rims, hung on wooden frames or from rafters. AGUNG
4. Literally means “an ensemble of loud instruments”. PALABUNIBUNYAN
5. An instruments exclusively played in rituals. TAGUNGGO
6. This is played by striking it with two thin bamboo sticks about a feet and a half an inch width. DEBAKAN
7. It is the most common stringed instrument in the world. lute
8. What do you call to a two-stringed, fretted boat lute? KUDYAPI
9. He was a Filipino musician who is a recipient of the National Living Treasure award, a popular barber in his
community and serves as an Imam in the Libutan mosque. SAMAON SULAIMAN
10. It is the largest Filipino Islamic groups concentrated in the towns of Dinaig, Datu Piang, Maganay, and Buluan in
Maguindanao province. MAGUINDANAO

ARTS (A)
Instructions: Read the following statements. Write the word TRUE if the statements is correct and change the underlined
word that makes the statement incorrect.

11. The Torogan is house of wealthy and influential Maranao families. true
12. Kris is a leaf-shaped, single-edged sword use primarily as a chopping weapon. barong
13. The most popular art piece crafted of the Tausug is the pis siyabit. true
14. The name Maguindanao means people of lake. People of plains
15. The native people who became Muslims were called “Lumad” and “Moro” to those who did not. Moro and lumad
16. Brocade is characterized by embossed design on fabric that looks like an embroidered material, but patterns are
not stitched on. true

ARTS (B)
Instructions: Instructions: Read the following statements. Choose and write the letter of the answer that makes the
statement incorrect. If there is no error, write letter D.

17. Islam is one of the oldest established religion in the country.

a. Islam
b. Oldest
c. Religion
d. No error
18. Okir is a design technique using wax-resist dyeing on fabric.
a. Okir
b. Wax-resist
c. Dyeing on fabric
d. No error

19. Batik is an art form that uses geometric and curvilinear patterns and stylized representation of folk motifs.
a. Batik
b. Geometric and curvilinear patterns
c. Representation of folk motifs
d. No error
20. Musalla is a room with small space where Muslims gather to pray.
a. Musalla
b. small space
 c. Pray
d. No error
21. Kiblah and panolong walls are the feature and most decorated part of a mosque.
a. Kiblah and panolong
b. Walls
c. Decorated part of a mosque
d. No error
22. Grand Mosque in Cotabato, Pink Mosque in Maguindanao and the Golden Mosque in Manila are largest mosques
in the Philippines.
a. Grand Mosque in Cotabato
b. Pink Mosque in Maguindanao
c. Largest mosques in the Philippines.
d. No error
23. Human or animal images are rare motifs, but it usually showcases floral prints.
a. Human and animal
b. Rare motifs
c. Floral prints
d. No error
24. Islamic art is characterized by abstraction of actual object or human form.
a. Islamic art
b. Abstraction
c. Actual object or human form
d. No error
25. The common structure of a mosque is composed of minarets, domes, and prayer halls.
a. Minarets
b. Domes
c. Prayer halls
d. No error
Physical Education (A)
Instructions: Read the questions carefully. Choose and write the letter of your answer on your answer sheets.
26. What is the former name of table tennis?
27. What is the measurement/height of the table tennis net?
28. Who created the game table tennis?
29. A penalty wherein the first lined player is not allowed to play a scheduled matched due to certain reasons such as
late appearance, illegal clothing, or unbecoming conduct.
30. What do you call to an entire play from the service until ball is dead?
Physical Education (B)
Instructions: Read the following statements. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is wrong.
31. The table tennis ball should bounce 8 to 9 inches.
32. In 1921, the International Table Tennis Federation was established. FALSE
33. The game table tennis was started in the year 1880s.
34. The term “walk over” is given to the defaulted player’s opponent.
35. The pen-hold grip is when the forefinger and thumb over the shoulders of the blade and with the other fingers
spread over the back.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (c)

Name the parts of table tennis paddle.
HEALTH (A)
Instructions: Read the following questions/statements carefully. Choose and write the letter of your answer on your
answer sheet.
40. This is a nutritional deficiency disease due to lack of sufficient food or excessive intake of food.
a. Malnutrition
b. Undernutrition
c. Over nutrition
41. What nutritional deficiency disease which the intake of food is insufficient?
a. Malnutrition
b. Under nutrition
c. Over nutrition
42. What nutritional deficiency disease which the intake of food is excessive?
a. Malnutrition
b. Under nutrition
c. Over nutrition
43. It is a disease caused by the deficiency of iron in the diet. In anemia, the hemoglobin content of the blood goes down.
a. Anemia
b. Beriberi
c. Scurvy
44. What does the acronym RDA mean?
a. Red cross Disaster Association
b. Recommended Dietary Allowances
c. Rehabilitation Drugs Association

HEALTH (B)
Instructions: Match each picture in Column A to its name in Column B, and match each name to its definition
in Column C.
45.
A.RICKETS a. a disease caused by the
deficiency in vitamin B1

46.
B. MARASMUS b. a deficiency disease caused by
the deficiency of calcium,
phosphorus, and vitamin D.

47.
C. KWASHIORKOR c. a deficiency disease caused by a
deficiency of vitamin C or ascorbic
acid in the diet. 
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D. BERIBERI d. a disease caused by the
deficiency of vitamin B3 or niacin
in the diet. 

49.
E. PELLAGRA e. a malnutrition disease
characterized by the stunted growth
a child.

50.
F. SCURVY f. a disease caused by the
deficiency of protein. It occurs
when babies are taken away from
protein-rich breast milk to other
foods, which are not rich in proteins
and energy.