MUSIC
backgrounds?
1.Which musical characteristics are commonly
found in traditional Philippine music?
A) Use of indigenous instruments B) Heavy
electronic beats
C) Classical orchestration D) Jazz
improvisation
2.How does contemporary Philippine music
differ from traditional music?
A) Contemporary music relies more on
electronic instruments.
B) Traditional music is only performed in rural
areas.
C) Contemporary music incorporates global
influences.
D) Traditional music is exclusively vocal-based.
3. How do improvised vocal accompaniments in
contemporary Philippine music demonstrate
the performer’s understanding and
interpretation of cultural motifs?
A) By incorporating traditional melodies and
rhythms
b) By exclusively using Western musical
techniques
c) By avoiding cultural influences altogether
d) By focusing solely on technical skill
4. In what ways do instrumental
accompaniments in contemporary Philippine
music showcase the performer’s creativity and
adaptability?
A) By rigidly adhering to established musical
structures
b) By disregarding the cultural context of the
music
c) By experimenting with different musical
genres
d) By replicating traditional compositions note
for note
5. In designing a music education program that
integrates traditional and contemporary
elements of Philippine music, which approach
would best engage students of diverse
A) Incorporating traditional instruments and
melodies into modern compositions for
performance.
B) Teaching only traditional Philippine music to
preserve cultural heritage without modern
influences.
C) Focusing solely on contemporary Philippine
music to appeal to younger generations.
D) Ignoring traditional music altogether and
teaching exclusively Western music theories
and practices.
6. Using your understanding of both traditional
and contemporary Philippine music, which
approach would you take to compose a new
piece that pays homage to traditional elements
while incorporating modern influences?
A) Blending traditional Philippine instruments
with electronic beats and synthesizers to create
a fusion sound.
B) Strictly adhering to traditional musical
structures and avoiding any modern influences.
C) Experimenting with contemporary musical
techniques without considering traditional
elements.
D) Ignoring both traditional and contemporary
influences and composing a piece solely based
on personal preferences.
7. How do improvised vocal and instrumental
accompaniments contribute to the dynamic
nature of contemporary Philippine music
performances?
A) By restricting the freedom of expression for
the performers
b) By maintaining a static musical environment
c) By allowing for spontaneous musical
interactions
d) By relying solely on pre-written musical
scores
8. What role does cultural authenticity play in
the improvisation of vocal and instrumental
accompaniments in contemporary Philippine
music?
A) It is irrelevant to the performance
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improvisation Form
c) It limits the creative possibilities for
performers 13. Labelled the country’s first National Artist in
d) It encourages performers to ignore cultural 1972 by then President Marcos,
traditions
is often known as the ‘Grand Old Man of
9. How do performers of contemporary
Philippine music navigate the balance between Philippine Art’.
tradition and innovation through improvisation?
A. Fernando Amorsolo..
A) By strictly adhering to traditional musical
practices B. José Joya
b) By completely abandoning traditional C. Pacita Abad
elements D. Eduardo Masferré
c) By creatively integrating traditional motifs E. Ang Kiukok
with modern techniques
14. . his colorful depictions of local people
d) By disregarding cultural heritage in favor of
experimentation reflect the radiance of the Philippine sun. The
figures and illuminated landscapes magically
10. What impact does the improvisational glow on the canvas.
aspect of vocal and instrumental
accompaniments have on the audience’s A. Fernando Amorsolo..
perception of contemporary Philippine music? B. José Joya
A) It alienates the audience from the cultural C. Pacita Abad
significance of the music D. Eduardo Masferré
b) It fosters a deeper appreciation for the E. Ang Kiukok
performers’ skills and creativity
c) It diminishes the authenticity of the musical 15. Monique Lhuillier design’s are more on
performance bridal dresses.
d) It discourages audience engagement with the
music A. True
B. Maybe
C. False .
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11. Ditta Sandico was awarded for her 16. In the basic elements of film, what is the
Outstanding Achievement in Entrepreneurship. process where the film editor works hard to
put the whole movie together in all the scenes?
A. True
B. Maybe A. Scriptwriting
C. False .
D. Never B. Storyboarding

12. This is the distance between two points (or C. Editing .

the path of a moving point), taking any form
D. All of the answer’s are incorrect
along the way.
17. Mars Ravelo is the King of _______in the C) To enhance physical fitness and health
Philippines with his notable works like Darna, D) To compete in sports tournaments
Dyebel, Captain Barbel, and Lastikman, Filipino
generations were captivated by them. 22. How might you design a new physical
activity program to encourage community
A. ironic, satirical members to participate in regular exercise?
B. komiks . A) Partnering with local fitness experts to design
C. natural specialized workouts
D. wedding gowns B) Incorporating elements of gamification to
18. Who among the following film and make exercising more engaging
broadcast-arts directors promoted the term C) Offering incentives such as rewards or
“freedom of expression” in the Philippines recognition for achieving fitness goals
D) Creating themed fitness events to attract
A. Antonio Velasquez diverse participant interests
B. Catalino Brocka .
C. George Tapan 23. How might engaging in moderate to
D. Paul Aliscupides vigorous physical activities for 60 minutes daily
impact academic performance?
19. George Tapan, John K. Chua, and Manny
A) It may lead to decreased concentration
Librodo used _______as a platform to raise
levels.
awareness to social issues, promote advocacies
B) It could enhance cognitive function and
and showcase talent to inspire people. Choose
focus.
the correct letter of the answer.
C) It might result in increased absenteeism.
A. ingenuity, elements D) It may have no effect on academic
B. culture, tradition, and history performance.
C. photography .
24. What potential social benefits might
D. unpredictable, unscripted
individuals gain from participating in physical
20. Kenneth Cobonpue receives 5 Japan Good activity-related community services and
Design Awards programs?
A) Increased isolation from peers
A. True .
B) Enhanced teamwork and communication
B. Maybe
C. False skills
D. Never C) Decreased sense of belongingness
D) Reduced empathy towards others
PE 25. How might regular engagement in physical
activity impact mental health?
21. Why is it important for students to engage
in moderate to vigorous physical activities for at
least 60 minutes daily? A) It may exacerbate stress levels.
A) To fulfill a school requirement B) It may have no effect on mental health
B) To avoid academic responsibilities C) It might lead to decreased self-esteem.
D) It could improve mood and reduce anxiety.
26. Why is it important for individuals to
express a sense of purpose and belongingness
through
physical activity-related community services
and programs?
A) To reinforce feelings of isolation
B) To enhance social connectedness and well-
being
C) To discourage participation in group activities
D) To prioritize individual achievements over
community involvement
27. What potential psychological benefits might
individuals derive from participating in physical
activity related community services and
programs?
A) Enhanced self esteem and confidence
B) Increased feelings of loneliness and isolation
C) Decreased motivation and drive
D) Reduced sense if purpose and fulfillment
28. What potential physical health benefits
might individuals experience from engaging in
moderate to vigorous physical activities for at
least 60 minutes daily?
A) Increased risk of chronic diseases
B) Decreased cardiovascular health
C) Improved fitness levels and reduced risk of
obesity
D) Elevated blood pressure and cholesterol
levels
29. How might you assess the effectiveness of a
school’s physical education program in
promoting regular physical activity?
A) Surveying students about their exercise
habits
B) Monitoring participation rates in sports
events
C) Analyzing changes in student fitness levels
over time
D) Reviewing the curriculum documents
30. How might a physical education teacher
encourage students to engage in moderate to
vigorous physical activities for 60 minutes daily?
A) Implementing diverse sports and activities
B) Extending recess and break times
C) Collaborating with local sports clubs
D) Making daily exercise routines mandatory
HEALTH
31. How can we address the issue of antibiotic
resistance?
a) By overprescribing antibiotics
b) By reducing the use of antibiotics
c) By using antibiotics only for viral infections
d) By promoting antibiotic use in livestock
32. If a country lacks access to basic healthcare
services, what is the likely outcome?
A) Decreased life expectancy
B) Improved overall health
C) Increased economic productivity
D) Enhanced social cohesion
33. How do socioeconomic factors impact the
spread of infectious diseases?
A) They have no effect on disease
transmission
 B) They can exacerbate or mitigate disease
spread
C) They solely determine individual immunity
D) They only affect the severity of symptoms
34. What role does vaccination play in global
health?
A) It has no impact on disease prevention
B) It is the sole method for controlling
infectious diseases
C) It helps build immunity against specific
diseases
D) It is only effective in wealthy countries
35. What is the primary cause of the global rise
in non-communicable diseases (NCDs)?
A) Infectious pathogens
B) Poor diet and lifestyle choices
C) Genetic predisposition
D) Environmental pollution
36. What do you call to the insufficient or
excessive intake of food and nutrients; inability
to absorb food properly
A. Malnutrition. B. Lack of food C. MDG.
D. Poverty
37. A new vaccine has been developed to
combat a deadly virus spreading globally. How
would you prioritize its distribution?
A) Based on the severity of the outbreak in
each region
B) According to the economic status of each
country
C) By the population density of each area
D) Considering the political stability of each
nation
38. How do the healthcare systems of
developed and developing countries differ?
A) Developed countries have better access to
healthcare
B) Developing countries invest more in
healthcare infrastructure
C) Both systems provide equal quality of care
D) Developed countries prioritize preventive
care, while developing countries focus on
treatment
39. What separates a pandemic from an
epidemic?
A) Pandemics affect a larger geographic area
B) Epidemics are more severe than pandemics
C) Both terms describe the same phenomenon
D) Pandemics occur more frequently than
epidemics
40. Develop a comprehensive plan to improve
maternal healthcare in low-income countries,
considering factors such as access to prenatal
care, skilled birth attendants, and postnatal
support.
A) Implementing mobile health clinics
B) Training community health workers
C) Establishing maternal health centers
D) All of the above