Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION III
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF PAMPANGA
Candaba North District
MAPANIQUI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Second Periodic Test in MAPEH 6

SY 2023 - 2024

Read the following sentences. On your answer sheet, shade the letter
corresponding to the correct answer.
1. It is a series of times arranged from lowest to highest or vice-versa.
A. Clef B. Flat C. Pitch
D. Scale
2. ________________ is the standard key used in music from which all the
major keys are derived their pitch
A. C Major B. D Major C. F Major D. G
Major

3. The home tone in the F Major can be found on ___________ space.

A. First B. Second C. Third D.
Fourth

4. This is based on the pitch name which lies on the second line of the staff.
A. F-clef B. G-clef C. Sharp D. So-fa
syllable

5. What is the relative minor key of F

A. D B. C C. B D. A

6. Which one is correct and correspond to key of C Major?

A. D B. C C. G
D. E

7-9. Identify the so-fa syllable of the following notes.

7._____ 8._____ 9._____

A. fa A. fa A. fa
B. sol B. sol B. sol
C. la C. la C. la
D. ti D. ti D. ti
10-12. If you will write the musical notation of the given notes, which is it?
Choose the letter of the correct musical notation of F major/d minor suited
to the given notes.

10. fa la do

A. C.

B. D.

11. mi so la

A. C.

B. D.

12. la re fa

A. C.

B. D.

13-16. Give the missing syllable names of G Major scales.

 13.___ A 14. ___ C 15.___ E F# 16.____
13._____ 14._____ 15._____ 16._____
A. G A. G A. G A. G
B. A B. A B. A B. A
C. B C. B C. B C. B
D. D D. D D. D D. D

17-20. Match the given key signature to its correct key. Write the letter of
the correct answer on the blank before the number.

______17. D Major A.

______18 F Major B.

______19. G Major C.

______20. Bb Major D.

2. What is the dominant style of Fernando

ARTS Amorsolo in the painting "Rice Terraces"?
a) Cubism
1. During which time period did Fernando b) Abstract Expressionism
Amorsolo paint "Rice Terraces"? c) Classical style
a) 18th century d) Surrealism
b) 19th century
c) Early to mid-20th century 3. How does Amorsolo create depth in the
d) 21st century painting to convey the vastness of the
landscape?
a) Through vibrant colors
b) Use of perspective b) Pointillism
c) Abstract composition c) Meticulous brushwork
d) Monochromatic palette d) Surrealism

4. Which colors are predominantly used in 10. How is "Rice Terraces" viewed in the
the painting to represent the natural context of Fernando Amorsolo's legacy?
colors of the rice terraces and surrounding a) Forgotten artwork
vegetation? b) Controversial piece
a) Blue and red c) Considered a masterpiece
b) Yellow and orange d) Unacknowledged contribution
c) Green and brown
d) Black and white 11. In which artistic style did Vincent Van
Gogh create the painting "Starry Night"?
5. What mood does the painting "Rice a) Cubism
Terraces" convey? b) Surrealism
a) Vibrancy c) Post-Impressionism
b) Tranquility d) Abstract Expressionism
c) Chaos
d) Mystery 12. When was "Starry Night" painted by
Vincent Van Gogh?
6. What does the play of light in the a) 1875
painting suggest regarding the time of b) 1889
day? c) 1901
a) Noon d) 1920
b) Early morning or late afternoon
c) Evening 13. What is the primary subject matter of
d) Midnight "Starry Night"?
a) A bustling cityscape
7. Why are the rice terraces depicted in b) A tranquil night sky over a small town
the painting culturally significant? c) A vibrant garden in daylight
a) They are a popular tourist spot d) A stormy sea
b) They are part of a national park
c) They are a UNESCO World Heritage site 14. How does Van Gogh create movement
d) They are a religious symbol and energy in the sky of "Starry Night"?
a) Geometric shapes
8. What aspect of Philippine culture does b) Swirling, dynamic brushstrokes
Amorsolo's portrayal of the rice terraces c) Monochromatic color scheme
pay homage to? d) Pointillism
a) Maritime traditions
b) Urban lifestyle What role does the cypress tree play in
c) Agricultural heritage the composition of "Starry Night"?
d) Indigenous music 15. a) It represents chaos and disorder
b) It serves as a horizontal anchor
9. What artistic technique is evident in c) It symbolizes life and growth
Amorsolo's rendering of the terraces and d) It acts as a vertical anchor
landscape?
a) Abstract composition
16. Which colors dominate the night sky in
"Starry Night"?
a) Reds and oranges
b) Vivid blues with white and yellow swirls
c) Earthy tones of brown and green
d) Monochromatic shades of gray
17. What atmosphere does "Starry Night"
evoke?
a) Chaos and turbulence
b) Joy and celebration
c) Serenity and otherworldly beauty
d) Darkness and mystery
18. What does the cypress tree symbolize
in the painting?
a) Life and growth
b) Death and eternity
c) Spiritual enlightenment
d) Urban development
19. Which technique does Van Gogh use
to add texture and depth to "Starry
Night"?
a) Pointillism
b) Impressionism
c) Sgraffito
d) Impasto
20. What is the legacy of "Starry Night" in
the context of Vincent Van Gogh's artistic
career?
a) Forgotten masterpiece
b) Symbol of emotional intensity and
artistic vision
c) Controversial artwork
d) Reflects a peaceful countryside
2. Why are Larong Pinoy considered
traditional Filipino games?
a) They originated from Spain
b) They use modern materials
c) They are played indoors
d) They use native materials due to limited
resources of toys
3. What is another name for the game
Patintero?
a) Tinte
b) Tubigan
c) Invasion
d) Harang Taga
4. Why is Patintero called "tubigan" or
"tubig-tubig"?
a) It involves water activities
b) The grid lines are drawn using ink
c) The ground is wet with water to draw
the lines
d) It takes place near a river or lake
5. What is the objective of the runners in
Patintero?
a) Tag the opponents
b) Block the other team's players
c) Draw lines on the ground
d) Win the toss
6. What skills does Patintero help develop
in players?
a) Cooking skills
b) Gross motor skills, hand-eye
coordination, agility, and evasion
c) Reading skills
d) Musical skills

PE 7. Why is Patintero considered an invasion

game?
1. What are Larong Pinoy? a) Players invade opponents' territory
a) Board games b) It involves invading a village
b) Outdoor games c) The lines are drawn with ink
c) Video games d) Players invade water areas
d) Card games
8. What is the importance of running fast
in Patintero?
a) To draw lines quickly
b) To avoid being tagged
c) To invade opponents' territory
d) To perform tricks
9. What values and qualities does
Patintero aim to instill in players?
a) Greed and competitiveness
b) Kindness, inclusion, and resilience
c) Laziness and apathy
d) Dishonesty and arrogance
10. Why is it important to practice proper
methods of movement in Patintero?
a) To impress opponents
b) To show off skills
c) To develop character
d) To win the game
11. What life skills does Patintero teach
according to the passage?
a) Reading and writing
b) Cooking and gardening
c) Strategic thinking and safe tagging
d) Drawing and painting
12. What does the passage recommend
before playing Patintero?
a) Reviewing math concepts
b) Reviewing butterfly tag and respectful
touching
c) Learning a new language
d) Practicing music instruments
13. What does the passage suggest about
the attitude towards winning in Patintero?
a) Winning is the only focus
b) Winning is more important than
happiness
c) Focus on winning alone is discouraged
d) Winning is the only measure of success
14. How does Patintero contribute to
character development according to the
passage?
a) By encouraging criticism of teammates
b) By promoting teasing and bullying
c) By emphasizing the importance of a
positive attitude and respect
d) By discouraging teamwork
15. What is an essential aspect of
sportsmanship mentioned in the passage?
a) Criticizing teammates
b) Arguing with officials
c) Teasing and bullying opponents
d) Treating the other team with respect
and never teasing or bullying
16. What positive actions are encouraged
in Patintero to show sportsmanship?
a) Criticizing teammates
b) Accepting calls and arguing with
officials
c) Supporting teammates and treating the
other team with respect
d) Teasing and bullying opponents
17. According to the passage, how can one
develop character in Patintero?
a) By focusing on winning alone
b) By showing laziness and apathy
c) By having a positive attitude, giving the
best effort, and showing respect
d) By criticizing teammates for trying
18. What is the primary emphasis when
playing Patintero, according to the
passage?
a) Winning the game
b) Developing character and winning
friends
c) Criticizing teammates for mistakes
d) Arguing with officials for better calls
19. What does the passage recommend
players say to support teammates?
a) "Quit trying"
b) "Good shot" or "good try"
c) "You're terrible"
d) "Give up"
20. What does Patintero teach about life,
according to the passage?
a) How to be lazy
b) How to be quick but careless
c) How to be clever, watchful, quick, and
careful
d) How to focus on winning at all costs
HEALTH
1. How is a community defined in the
context of the passage?
a) A group of people with similar interests
b) People living in different locations
c) People sharing an environment
d) Individuals with the same income level
2. What is the term used to describe the
health status of a group of people in a
community?
a) Individual health
b) Environmental health
c) Community health
d) Social health
3. What does a healthy community involve
according to the passage?
a) Isolation of local groups
b) Individuals working independently
c) Collaboration of local groups for disease
prevention and accessibility of healthy
options
d) Lack of concern for health gaps
4. How does working at the community
level contribute to promoting healthy
living?
a) It focuses on individual health only
b) It benefits a select group of people
c) It brings the greatest health benefits to
the greatest number of people
d) It ignores income and education
disparities
5. What characteristics are commonly
found in healthy communities according
to the passage?
a) Low vaccination rates and limited
access to medical care
b) Difficulties in accessing healthy food
c) High vaccination rates, easy access to
medical care and healthy food, and safe
environments
d) Limited mental health resources and
unsafe community spaces
6. What is a key factor in reducing health
gaps in a community?
a) Income inequality
b) Differences in education
c) Collaboration and promotion of healthy
living
d) Ignoring social factors
7. According to the World Health
Organization, which of the following is a
characteristic of a healthy community?
a) High pollution levels
b) Lack of access to health services
c) A clean and safe physical environment
d) Social disharmony
8. What is emphasized as important in the
physical environment of a healthful school
and community?
a) Lack of emphasis on safety
b) Clean and safe environment with good
air and water quality
c) Promoting harm and injuries
d) Encouraging illnesses caused by a dirty
environment
9. What should a healthful school and
community provide to pupils according to
the passage?
a) An environment with harm and injuries
b) A place with illnesses caused by a dirty
environment
c) A safe and clean environment free from
harm and avoidable injuries
d) Limited access to health services
10. What is the overall goal of promoting
community health according to the
passage?
a) Ignoring local solutions to local
problems
b) Focusing on individual health only
c) Bringing the greatest health benefits to
the greatest number of people
d) Exacerbating health gaps caused by
differences in income and education
11. What does waste management
encompass?
a) Only the disposal of waste
b) Only the collection of waste
c) Disposal, collection, and transport of
wastes
d) None of the above
12. How can schools and communities
effectively stay clean, according to the
passage?
a) Ignoring waste management
b) Prioritizing waste disposal over
segregation
c) Emphasizing waste segregation through
classification
d) Avoiding the classification of waste
13. What does the term "segregation"
mean in the context of waste
management?
a) Combining different types of waste
b) Classifying waste based on quantity
c) Classifying waste based on quality, type,
and rate of decomposition
d) Ignoring the disposal of waste
14. What does the rate of decomposition
in waste management refer to?
a) The speed at which waste is collected
b) The speed at which waste is
transported
c) The amount of time it takes for waste to
decay or disappear
d) The quantity of waste generated
15. How does the rate of decomposition
affect waste in the environment?
a) The higher the rate, the shorter the
time for waste to decay
b) The higher the rate, the longer it takes
for waste to decay
c) The lower the rate, the shorter the time
for waste to decay
d) The lower the rate, the longer it takes
for waste to decay
16. What are the three common ways of
waste segregation mentioned in the
passage?
a) Recyclable, non-recyclable, and
hazardous
b) Biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and
recyclable
c) Organic, inorganic, and toxic
d) Liquid, solid, and gaseous
17. Which category of waste easily
decomposes?
a) Non-biodegradable
b) Recyclable
c) Hazardous
d) Biodegradable
18. What is an example of biodegradable
waste mentioned in the passage?
a) Styrofoam
b) Plastic bags
c) Fruits and vegetables peelings
d) Metal products
19. Which type of waste takes a long time
to decompose or does not decompose at
all?
a) Biodegradable
b) Recyclable
c) Hazardous
d) Non-biodegradable
20. Why are hazardous wastes considered
harmful in waste management?
a) They decompose quickly
b) They are valuable for recycling
c) They may cause harm to the
environment or endanger health
d) They are easy to transport