Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
THIRD QUARTER PERIODICAL TEST
MAPEH VI
Direction: Read the question/statement in each number and choose the letter of the correct
answer, then write it in the space provided before each number.
MUSIC 6
_______ 1. What musical form uses the ABC or ABA arrangement?
A. Binary
B. Ternary
C. Rondo
D. Strophic form
_______ 2. What musical form has contrasting sections in between repetitions of A section?
A. Binary
B. Ternary
C. Rondo
D. Strophic form
_______ 3. What is the meaning of Al Fine?
A. The music is repeated from the sign S.
B. The music is repeated from the beginning.
C. Means ‘up to the end’
D. Marks the end of the composition.
_______ 4. What does the following mark mean in the picture shown above?
A. Repeat between the marks
B. Do not repeat any part
C. Repeat wherever you want to repeat
D. Marks the end of the composition
_______ 5. What instrument is played by plucking its 47 strings and using 7 pedals to change the
pitch?
A. viola
B. harp
C. violin
D. guitar
________ 6. What is the instrument in the brass family that uses slide?
A. trumpet
B. trombone
C. tuba
D. french horn
_______ 7. What is the name of this ensemble of singers that performs music from classic,
medieval to the present music repertoire?
A. choir
B. kulintang Ensemble
C. Gangsa Ensemble
D. Bamboo Musical Ensemble
_______ 8. What do you call this group of a marching ensemble that consists of percussion
instruments such as snare drum, tenor, drum, cymbals, lyre, glockenspiel, bell lyre,
bass, and the color guard section?
A. Drum and Bugle Corps
B. Drum and Lyre Corps
C. Kulintang Musical Ensemble
D. Bamboo Musical Ensemble
________ 9. What is the element of music that refers to the loudness or softness of music?
A. dynamics
B. form
C. forte
D. tempo
________ 10. Dynamic mark that means “medium loud.” Is _________.
A. mezzo forte
B. forte
C. dynamics
D. fortissimo
ARTS 6
_________ 11. Which of the following principle of design concerned with diversity or contrast?
A. balance
B. emphasis
C. contrast
D. pattern
_________ 12. It is a principle of design that indicates movement, created by the careful placement of
repeated elements in a work of art to cause a visual tempo or beat.
A. contrast
B. balance
C. harmony
D. rhythm
_________ 13. What is a print transfer technique that uses a chemical process to transfer designs to
paper or textiles?
A. Lithography
B. seal
C. Silk Screen printing
D. Stencil
________ 14. What do you call a method of transferring a pattern by brushing, spraying, or squeezing
ink or paint through the open areas of a stencil?
A. Casting
B. Lithography
C. Photocopy
D. Stencil printing
_________ 15. Which of the following is the opposite of relief printmaking in that the raised portion
remains blank while the carved or engraved portions are inked and printed?
A. Relief printmaking
B. Intaglio printmaking
C. Planographic Printmaking
D. Stencil printing
_______ 16. It is also called lithography, a type of printmaking in which the design is printed from a
flat surface______.
A. Relief printmaking
B. Intaglio printmaking
C. Planographic Printmaking
D. Stencil printing
_______ 17. A principle of art in which part of the work stands out is to draw the viewer’s eye first.
A. harmony
B. unity
C. emphasis
D. contrast
_______ 18. It is one of the most vital parts of a camera. The light enters through the lens.
A. lens
B. flash
C. body
D. shutter release
_______ 19. Which of the following is the main visual source for image-taking.?
A. viewfinder
B. flash
C. body
D. shutter release
_______ 20. It is also called a picture story, a group of photographs captured by a
photographer._____
A. user control
B. harmony
C. photography
D. photo essay
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 6
_______ 21. It is an expression of oneself through rhythmic movements. What do you call this activity
where you move your body in time with music?
A. Dancing
B. Playing
C. Running
D. Walking
_______ 22. What type of dance illustrates the different forms of cultural expressions that uniquely
belongs to a region?
A. Ballet
B. Breakdance
C. Contemporary dance
D. Folk dance
_______ 23. Who is the founder/mother of Philippine Folk Dance?
A. Francisca Reyes Aquino
B. Leonor Orosa Goquingco
C. Ligaya Fernando Amilbangsa
D. Lucrecia Reyes-Urtula
_______ 24. Which dance group was influenced by people from Malaysia and Indonesia, using their
fingers to express feelings and emotions?
A. Dances of the Cordillera Groups
B. Dances of the Countryside
C. Dances of the Ethnic Groups
D. Dances of the Muslim Groups
_______ 25. These dances originated from an ethnolinguistic group collectively known as BIBAK.
They use metal gongs and other percussive instruments to accompany their dances
during rituals, festivities, and other social gatherings.
A. Dances of the Cordillera Groups
B. Dances of the Countryside
C. Dances of the Muslim Groups
D. Western Influenced Dances
_______ 26. Which dance term refers to partners bowing to each other, to the audience, to opposite
dancers, or to the neighbors with feet together?
A. Tap
B. Brush
C. Saludo
D. kumintang
_______ 27. It is step-in dancing where the weight on one foot, hit the floor with the ball or heel of the
other foot (the free foot) after which that foot is lifted from the floor in any direction.
A. Tap
B. Point
C. Brush
D. Kumintang
_______ 28. It is the first fundamental position of arms and feet in Folk Dancing.
A B C. D.
_______ 29. It is the fifth fundamental position of arms and feet in Folk Dancing.
A B C D
________ 30. Which of the following is the third fundamental position of arms and feet in Folk
Dancing.?
A B C D.
HEALTH 6
_______ 31. A set of actions geared towards improving the quality of the environment and reducing
the number of diseases is __________
A. house sanitation
B. environmental sanitation
C. waste Management
D. waste segregation
_______ 32. Which of the following kills drinking water contaminants?
A. Boiling water for at least 1 minute.
B. Filtration of water using sand and gravel.
C. Leaving the water under the sun for 1 minute.
D. Transfer dirty water into a clean container.
_______ 33. To prevent the onset of water-borne diseases, we should_______________.
A. keep the air clean
B. keep the water clean
C. control/manage noise pollution
D. control/manage pests and rodents
________ 34. How can people reduce and control air pollution?
A. Use gas-fuel transportation every day.
B. Burn dried leaves and twigs to prevent accumulation.
C. Continuously use coal to power factories and plants.
D. Use alternative means of transportation like bicycles.
________ 35. Continuous exposure to very loud sounds can affect the health of people and may lead
to stress, mental and emotional problems, and sleeping and hearing difficulties are a
result of _______________.
A. air pollution
B. water pollution
C. land pollution
D. noise pollution
_______ 36. One way of controlling/managing noise pollution is by______________________.
A. Turn on electric gadgets
B. Remove plants around your home.
C. Stay in areas where there are noisy machines and equipment.
D. Use personal protection in places or in occasions where noise cannot be controlled
or reduced
_______ 37. Blowing horns of vehicles and removing of silencers of exhaust pipes of motorcycles are
examples of ____________.
A. air pollution
B. water pollution
C. land pollution
D. noise pollution
________ 38. This refers to the regulation and management of species that are considered pests.
A. pest control
B. disaster control
C. pollution control
D. environmental control
________ 39. The disease that can be transmitted to humans through biting of rodents, rats, and
fleas, that feed on bacterium-infected rodents is called___________.
A. plague
B. salmonellosis
C. rat-bit fever
D. dengue
________ 40. All practices are ways to control the presence of pests and rodents EXCEPT________.
A. seal off possible entry points
B. pour chemicals down sinks or toilets.
C. keep your house and your surroundings clean and dry
D. dispose of garbage and liquid waste properly and frequently
