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a. Tenor c. Soprano
b. Alto d. Baritone
2. The “Father of the String Quartet” is …
a. Vivaldi c. Paganini
b. Haydn d. Mozart
3. How do you call a musical
composition of motives that speaks out
an idea in a musical composition?
a. Motive c. Style
b. Phrase d. Timbre
4. A property of tone that is concern
with the weakness and strength; or the
softness or loudness of tone.
a. duration c. sonority
b. timbre d. intensity
5. A congregation of people singing in a
worship service in unison is likely to
produce_______ texture.
a. Monophony c. polyphony
b. homophony d. heterophony
6. The distinctive quality of tone color
of each instrument/ voice that makes
one different from another.
a. timbre c. texture
b. sonority d. harmony
7. The gradual increase in volume.
a. crescendo c. accelerando
b. diminuendo d. decrescendo
8. All these songs are in strophic form,
except for one. Which one is it?
a. register c. range
b. pitch d. direction
11. Instruments which are made to
sound by striking them with special
sticks, or by striking or shaking parts
together.
a. Stringed c. Wood wind
b. Brass Wind d. Percussion
12. The _______ fixes or assigns the
second line of the staff as G.
a. Monophonic c. polyphonic
b. homophonic d. heterophonic
14. A clef sign that fixes the 3rd line as
middle C.
a. accidental c. sharp
b. natural d. flat
16. Which is not true about the Rondalla?
a. Bandoneon c. Piccolo
b. Laud d. Bandola
18. A curved line indicating that all
notes under it are to be played in a very
connected and smooth way.
a. slur c. legato
b. tie d. portato
19. Which of the following songs
follows the unisectional form?
a. clavicle c. intercostals
b. diaphragm d. rectus abdominus
23. If Bahay Kubo is to be sung in
legato and allegro with correct
phrasing, the ideal beat pattern would
be _____.
a. one-beat pattern c. three-beat pattern
b. two-beat pattern d. four-beat pattern
24. To obtain more stability with the
choir intonation, position the sopranos
next to ________.
a. basses c. altos
b. tenors d. conductor
25. To what classification does the
human voice belong?
a. chordophone c. idiophone
b. aerophone d. membranophone
26. The art of leading a group in the
interpretation of music using hands,
facial expressions and bodily
movements.
a. beating c. conducting
b. interpretation d. cueing
27. An instrumental group composed
of stringed, woodwind, brass wind and
percussion instruments?
a. band c. symphony
b. orchestra d. gamelan
28. The movement for the release of
sound is called ______________.
a. Cut-off c. Preparatory
b. Caesura d. Cue
29. When does a conductor give cues?
a. when a section makes its initial entrance
b. a voice-line enters after being mute for a long
period of time
c. when ending a phrase
d. when a melody moves from section to section
30. When conducting music that
demands grandeur and majesty, the
movements is initiated from the
______.
a. forearm c. fingers
b. wrist d. arm
31. It refers to a group of instruments
which consists of saron, rebab, suling,
chelempung, gender and bonang.
a. Rondalla c. Orchestra
b. Gamelan d. Ethnic Ins.
32. The most stately and aristocratic
Latin American rhythm which comes
from Cuba, being named after its
capital city of Havana.
a. Danza c. Habanera
b. Rumba d. Tango
33. The combination of a scale and a
melody in the music of India?
a. Raga c. Tala
b. Shruti d. Gamakas
34. While the Chinese used pentatonic scale,
Indian Music is built on seven notes. What are
the seven notes in their proper order?
a. MA, RI, SA, GA, NI, DHA, PHA
b. SA, RI, GA, MA, PHA, DHA, NI
c. NI, PHA, DHA, SA, RI, GA, MA
d. GA, MA, SA, RI, DHA, PHA, NI
35. La Cucaracha is a song from
_________.
a. Africa c. Mexico
b. Spain d. America
36. What country was called the
“Fishing Village” before the coming of
the British?
a. Thailand c. Korea
b. Latin America d. China
37. The Secular Music of China is
called _________.
a. Ya-yueh c. Chaio
b. Su-yueh d. Ching
38. The Indonesian seven tone scale.
a. Pelog c. Pathet
b. Slendro d. Barang
39. The Indonesian five tone scale.
a. Pelog c. Pathet
b. Slendro d. Barang
40. La Flor de Manila or Sampaguita is
the composition of _________?
a. Tala c. Raga
b. Rasa d. Shruti
42. Who is the Creative Nationalist
Filipino Composer and the National
Artist of 1991?
a. Romantic c. Classical
b. Contemporary d. Baroque
46. The opening section of the sonata
movement, in which the principal
themes are presented for the first time.
a. Exposition c. Recapitulation
b. Development d. Fine
47. From what region is the song
Sarungbanggi?
a. Tagalog c. Visayas
b. Ilocano d. Bicol
48. It’s a song and dance common
among the Tagalogs and Visayans.
a. Kumintang c. Balitaw
b. Danza d. Habanera
49. From which region is the song
Dandansoy?
a. Tagalog c. Visayas
b. Ilocano d. Bicol
50. The composer of “Pilipinas Kong
Mahal” is _________?
a. Buddhism c. Taoism
b. Confucianism d. Shintoism
54. If an artist uses yellow and violet
for his painting, what type of color
harmony is he using?
a. Impressionism c. Realism
b. Modernism d. Expressionism
59. Which western art movement was
inspired from familiar images of popular
culture, such as advertisements, comics, and
commercial products?
a. Expressionism c. Romanticism
b. Pop art d. Commercialism
60. A sculptor and National Artist from
Mindanao known for his sculpture
“Sarimanok”.
a. green c. violet
b. brown d. orange
78. Which are monochromatic colors?
a. Dark brown, Yellow, Pink, Green
b. Light brown, Pink, Light blue, Light Green
c. Navy blue, Light blue, Yellow blue
d. Different Shades of one color
79. Cool colors are _____________ .
a. Complementary c. Primary
b. Neutral d. Tertiary
83. When shapes, lines, and color are
repeatedly done in a planned way, it is
called _______ .
a. balance c. intensity
b. pattern d. hue
84. Which colors have light and dark
hues?
a. Contrasting c. Intense
b. Symmetrical d. Asymmetrical
85. Which is the proper response of
vision to wave length of light?
a. Color c. Line
b. Shape d. Space
86. Some artists paint images from their
dreams. Which is a Western art movement
where artists gathered inspiration from the
depths of the subconscious mind?
a. Surrealism c. Abstract
b. Expressionism d. Cubism
87. This is a kind of woven fabric made by
the T’boli tribe in South Cotabato.
a. Hagabi c. bulul
b. t’nalak d. kulintang
88. In the 1840s, Jose Honorato Lozano was
known for this unique Filipino art form,
wherein a name is painted with letters
contrived with people and objects.
a. Expressionism c. Romanticism
b. Pop art d. Commercialism
94. If an artist uses yellow and violet
for his painting, what type of color
harmony is he using?
a. Batik c. Carving
b. Printmaking d. Pottery
98. An art movement which portrays social
and racial injustice and economic hardship,
marked by its realistic depiction of social
problems.
a. Cubism c. Expressionism
b. Surrealism d. Social Realism
99. Consists of pigment combined with
water and gum Arabic. Colors are less
luminous, and transparent.
a. Instructing c. Applying
b. Demonstrating d. Confirming
102. In gymnastics, safety is of primary
concern. What should a performer do when
he/she loses balance in a stunt?
a. Land with bended knees
b. Land on both feet
c. Stand straight
d. Roll out
103. When a player commits a flagrant
foul, the referee’s decision is to _____.
a. ears c. tongue
b. skin d. eyes
108. A person who is able to see more than one
side of an issue and exhibits good time-
management skills is said to possess
____________ wellness.
a. occupational c. intellectual
b. social d. emotional
109. One of the most popular images during
Commonwealth of the Philippines is Fernando
Amorsolo’s _____________.
a. close c. touch
b. brush d. slide
112. Which colors, when combined,
Create secondary colors?
a. Complementary c. Scheme
b. Primary d. Neutral
113. In Sepak Takraw, which muscle
group is responsible when hitting the
ball using the thigh?
a. Hamstring c. Quadriceps
b. Triceps d. Gluteus maximus
114. Ply metric training requires quick movement
from one marker to another. What physical
components of football player can be enhancing
with this movement?
a. Strength c. Agility
b. Speed d. Flexibility
115. It is a self-motivating activity
where one can manipulate to the
different parts of the body into varied
position s or movement.
a. Sports c. Agility
b. Gymnastics d. Physical Fitness
116. The legal basis of physical
education and sport is stipulated in
what article and section of the 1986
Constitution?
a. Article XI, Section 19 c. Article XIII, Section 19
b. Article XII, Section 19 d. Article XIV, Section 19
117. This was originally performed in Binan,
Laguna as a mock - war dance that demonstrates
a fight between the Moros and the Christians over
the prized latik or coconut meat during the
spanish rule.
a. Idudu c. Bumbayah
b. Ragragsakan d. Bendian
132. When two people walk toward each other,
pass by right shoulder, step sideward to the right
and return to position, walking backward,
passing left shoulder the movement is called
_______.
a. cross-over c. counterclockwise
b. do-si-do d. clockwise
133. What are the basic arm
movements used in the dance?
a. Axiology c. Aesthetics
b. Ethics d. Logic
136. The physical education teacher uses this
philosophical approach when he validates the
knowledge pertaining to physical activity and its
influence on the development of the individual.
a. Axiology c. Epistemology
b. Ethics d. Logic
137. With which educational philosophy
does Physical Education meet strong
opposition because of its emphasis on the
basics and other academic subjects?
a. Essentialism c. Existentialism
b. Progressivism d. Idealism
138. In teaching a skill, in which step
do you aim to give the student a model
on how to perform a skill?
a. Instructing c. Applying
b. Demonstrating d. Confirming
139. The song and courtship dance of
Jolo.
a. Ayoweng c. Papag
b. Sua-sua d. Canao
140. Which of the following ally of
physical education concerns itself on
aesthetic expression through
movements?
a. Sport c. Dance
b. Health d. Games
141. This provides instructional strategies that
encouraged the processes of generalization and
discrimination for the purpose of forming
concepts, patterns, and abstractions.
a. Individualized style
b. Problem –solving method
c. Guided Discovery
d. Movement Interpretation
142. The Secondary Education Development Program (SEDP) is a response to continue
pupil development started by the Program for Decentralized Educational Development
in 1982., The New Secondary Education Curriculum (NSEC) of SEDP is cognitive-
affective-manipulative-based and is student-centered and community-oriented. One of
the 8 subject areas in the NSEC is Physical Education, Health and Music (PEHM). This is
based on what order?
a. Agility c. power
b. Coordination d. speed
148. Considered as the fastest player in
basketball and has the control of the ball
and also make it sure the ball gets to the
right player at the right time.
a. Rumba c. Pasadoble
b. Salsa d. Samba
150. Refers to any position of the human body where
one leg is positioned forward with knee bent and foot
flat on the ground while the other leg is positioned
behind. It is used by athletes in cross-training for sports,
by weight-trainers as a fitness or exercise.
a. Type AB c. Type B
b. Type A d. Type O
154. Carry information around the
body by electrical signals
a. Nerves c. Ligaments
b. Cells d. Bones
155. Body repair and growth
a. Protein c. Minerals
b. Vitamins d. Carbohydrate
156. 50% - 70% of the body
a. Water c. Minerals
b. Vitamins d. Carbohydrate
157. This is a simple scrape type which
can be contaminated and infected due
to dirt and bacteria
a. Laceration c. Incision
b. Puncture d. Abrasion
158. It slows down the brain function
and other parts of the nervous system
a. Chocolate c. Coffee
b. Alcohol d. Tea
159. There are several reasons why a person
becomes drug dependent or Drug Abuser. Who
can help him/her best to get freed from his
dependency?
a. Sprain c. Dislocation
b. Strain d. Fracture
162. An old woman is unable to move
one side of her body, her speech is hard
to understand. She might be suffering
from______.
a. Epilepsy c. Heat exhaustion
b. A stroke d. Heart attack
163. What drugs increase heart rate,
blood pressure and breathing rate?
a. Inhalants c. Depressants
b. Hallucinogens d. Stimulants
164. What is the most common reason
why people turn to drugs?
a. intoxication c. addiction
b. dependence d. Abuse
172. Students spend much time during school day
sitting at the desk. Which of the following
statements will promote good posture upon
sitting?
a. otologist c. ophalmologist
b. dermatologist d. Otolaryngologists
174. If a person has a seizure while
bathing, which of the following procedures
should come first?
a. Follow the first aid steps for a seizure.
b. Start the water draining from the tub.
c. Call other staff for assistance.
d. Immediately protect and support the head.
175. Ears are special part of our body and like
any other organs, we should take care good of
them. Which of the following is the safest way to
clean your ears?
a. Use cotton swabs.
b. Clean your ears once a week.
c. Be gentle in cleaning your ears.
d. Clean your ears with wash clothes using your finger
176. What healthy alternative can one do avoid
smoking?
a. tendon c. ligament
b. myofibril d. cartilage
179. The force that pushes your body
off the water in swimming is:
__________.
a. Gravity c. Pressure
b. Hydraulics d. Buoyancy
180. Dribbling as a required skill in
basketball proves the Newton’s Law of
Motion
a. First Law of Motion
b. Second Law of Motion
c. Third Law of Motion
d. Newton’s Law of Gravitation
181. Which of the following has
pollution the greatest effect?
a. Economic and social planning
b. People’s physical health
c. Values
d. Technological innovations
182. The danger of burns depend
on_________.
a. Depth , size and location
b. Size, location but not depth
c. Depth and location only
d. Depth, size but not location
183. Drug is considered a friend
because_______
a. It treats anxiety and tensions
b. Of its overall medical importance
c. It is used as anesthetics for surgical procedures
d. It treats different diseases
184. Essential fuel control rate of
chemical reactions
a. Protein c. Minerals
b. Vitamins d. Carbohydrate
185. Walking is an example of
a. Catalyst c. Matter
b. Kinetic energy d. Potential energy
186. Forward movement of a part of
the body in a plane
a. Insertion c. Protraction
b. Obstruction d. Extension
187. The strongest muscle of the body
is the buttocks also called
a. Gastrocnemius c. Gluteus
b. Trapezius d. Rectus femoris
188. The muscle in the upper arm used
as the injection site
a. Biceps c. Triceps
b. Deltoid d. Trapezius
189. The longest and strongest bone in
the body
a. Humerus c. Femur
b. Tibia d. Fibula
190. When Eduardo put out his arm to
receive money from his father which
pair of action are involved.
a. pronation and rotation
b. flexion and abduction
c. flexion and inversion
d. extension and supination
191. The lasting power of the heart, lungs and
skeletal muscle as a result of regular exercise
such as walking jogging, swimming and aerobic
dancing is referred to as
a. Flexibility c. Power
b. Strength d. Stamina
192. Among the given definition of Health, which
one is the definition of World Health
Organization?
a. Health is Wealth
b. Health is the complete state of physical, mental, social, and emotional well-
being of the individual and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
c. Health is an important priority of every school program.
d. Health is a state of being healthy.
193. Microorganisms are classified
accordingly. Which one is not classified
as microorganism?
a. Bacteria c. Fungi
b. Yeast d. Mosquito
194. Do not make the victim vomit if accidentally
or intentionally taken acid, gasoline, or thinner.
What common emergency can receive the kind of
first aid?
a. Poisoning c. Nosebleed
b. Painting d. Dog bites
195. One day you are having P.E. class in the
gymnasium and suddenly you heard a long alarm
because of earthquake, what is the first move you
will instruct your students to do?
a. duck to a safe place, cover head
b. observes and feels the shaking
c. run the best you can in going down
d. move at once after but don’t panic
196. A drug with medical used and also
prescribed by physician especially in the
treatment of depression and narcolepsy. What
kind of stimulants is being described?
a. Shabu c. Amphetamine
b. Cocaine d. Ecstacy
197. Humans have five senses: the eyes to see, the
tongue to taste, the nose to smell, the ears to hear,
and the skin to touch. By far what is the most
important organ?
a. ears c. tongue
b. skin d. eyes
198. A mosquito-borne flavivirus that was first
identified in Uganda in 1947 in monkeys. It was
later identified in humans in 1952 in Uganda and
the United Republic of Tanzania.
a. Measles c. Sty
b. Sore-eyes d. Cataract
200. The government policy about drug is to uphold the integrity
and well-being of the people and fight against dangerous drug.
What is the governing body enacted in 2002 to fight and control
drug abuse and misuse, otherwise known as Comprehensive
Dangerous Drug Act of 2002?