CANDUMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLFIRST PERIODICAL TEST IN MAPEH 2 (DAY AND NIGHT)

Directions: Read each test item carefully. Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet.

A. MUSIC

1. All of the following, except one, are characteristics of folk songs. Which one is not.A. They tell about the lives of the people in the community B. They have no original textC. Most of them have no standard form D. They are generally sung on four voices

2. Which of these in a Visayan serenade or harana?A. They tell about the lives of the people in the community B. They have no original textC. Most of them have no standard form D. They are generally sung on four voices

3. Which of these is seasonal song?A. Usahay B. PobrengAlindahawC. Leron, LeornSinta D. Bahay Kubo

4. What is one of Spain’s contribution to Philippine music?A. Sacred church music B. New musical style like jazz and rock n rollC. Music with romantic and poetic content D. Music which convey political, socio-economical

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5. Who is named the Father of Zarzuela?A. Severino Reyes B. NicanorAbelardoC. Alejandro Cuvero D. PascualPoblete

6. It is America’s form of entertainment that showcases talents from singers, actors, dancers, magicians tap dancers, comedians, and others.A. Pop rock B. VaudevilleC. Road show D. Silent movie

7. Salidomay is a welcome song of what tribal group of the CordillerasA. Kalinga B. IfugaoC. Ibaloi D. Bagobo

8. It is an indigenous musical instrument of the igorots which is a flat gong made of bronze and played with a mallet or with bare hands.A. Bunkaka B. KalutangC. Gangsa D. Diwis – diwis

9. Which of the following are folk songs of the Islamic culture of Mindanao?A. “O apo, O apo” and Kanugon B. “Salidomay” and Dang-dang-ayC. Dilay-on and tgasnolon D. Chua-ay and O

10. It is an indigenous musical instrument of the igorots which is a flat gong made of bronze and played with a mallet or with bare hands.A. Bunkaka B. KalutangC. Gangsa D. Diwis – diwis

B. ART11. It is the most prevailing theme of Asian Art.

A. Religion B. NatureC. Politics D. Economy

12. He was the best known Japanese woodblock print maker under the Togukawa regimeA. Hukosai B. KanagawaC. Asoka D. Batussai

13. What Asian country is known for “Ikebana” the flower arrangement and “origami” the art of paper folding?A. China B. IndiaC. Japan D. Indonesia

14. What are known by Indonesians and Japanese artist in their theater plays?A. Bandanas B. MasksC. Hats D. Helmets

15. What architectural masterpiece is India famous for?A. Norodudor B. TajMahalC. Pagoda D. Rock-cut Temple

16. Which is a characteristics of Chinese paintings?A. It portrays the varied occupations of its people B. It frequently represents plants, flowers, animals and

other natural forms C. It depicts social realism D. It is mainly religious in nature

17. Chinese influence in the Philippines is largely in this aspect rather than social or cultural.A. Economic B. PoliticalC. Religious D. Civic

18. What did ancient Filipinos use the big porcelain jars for?A. As grain containers B. As burial jarsC. As urine containers D. As house decors

19. It is a ritual composed of chanting and gong beating to invite good harvest.A. Melodramatic B. KabukiC. Wayang-kulit D. Magico-memetic

20. What is one characteristics of Japanese art?A. It is more people-oriented B. It is usually about templesC. It uses monochromatic color harmony D. It uses plain and simple designs

C. PHYSICAL EDUCATION21. Which is the correct formula for computing body mass index?

A. Weight (in kg) B. Weight (in kg)Height (in meter) squared Height (in meters)

C. Height (in meters) D. Height (in meters)Weight (in kg) Weight (in kg)

22. With your right hand, reach over your right shoulder and the same time, place your left behind your back to try to touch the fingers of the right hand.

A. Sit and reach B. Shoulder stretchC. Partial curl-ups D. Stride jump

23. Face down on the floor with your hands facing upward under your right thighs. Slowly lift your upper body upward to a maximum height of 30 cm.

A. Trunk lift B. Right angle push-upsC. Shoulder stretch D. Side leg raise

24. Lie on your back with knees bent and feet close to buttocks. Contract the buttocks muscles. Lift buttocks and lower back off the floor until there is no bend on the hip joint, lower hips to the floor and repeat.

A. Push-up B. Prone arm liftC. Bridging D. Trunk lift

25. It measures the ability of the heart, lungs, circulatory system and the muscles to transport and utilize oxygen during physical activities.A. 1 km B. 50 m sprintC. Standing long jump D. Knee push up

26. It measures the strength and endurance of the abdominal muscles?A. Stride jump B. Partial curl-upsC. Trunk lift D. High-knee jog

27. It measures the width of the shoulder and length of both arms.A. Sit and reach B. Shoulder stretchC. Partial curl-ups D. High knee jog

28. The physical fitness is administered ________________A. At the beginning of the SY and at the end of the SY B. At the beginning of the SYC. At the end of the SY D. Every grading period

29. Aerobic dance is a good exercise for ___________________A. Cardio-respiratory endurance B. Endurance in the buttocks musclesC. Endurance in the thigh muscles D. Speed

30. For a de-conditioned beginning stepper in aerobics, the step height is ____________A. 12 inches B. 10 inchesC. 8 inches D. 4 inches

D. HEALTH31. All of the following except one are reason why we need to have regular health examination. Which one is not?

A. It helps the students observe proper health habits B. It helps doctors diagnose health problemsC. It prevents some disease from getting worse D. It helps teachers determine who are qualified for

promotion32. In a vision test using the SnellenChart who has a normal vision?

A. A person who has 20/20 vision B. A person who has 20/25 visionC. A person who has a 20/100 vision D. A person who has 20/200 vision

33. How is tuning fork used for hearing?A. Tap the tuning fork with fingers and place it near his ear

of the studentB. Hold the tuning fork at the base strike gently on the

table or desk to produce vibration, then place it near the student ear

C. Let the student hold the base of the tuning fork place it near to his ear and listen to the sound

D. Strike 2 tuning fork against each other and let the student describe the sound heard

34. What is the normal pulse rateA. 50 -60 beats/m B. 70 – 90 beats/mC. 90-100 beats/m D. 100 – 120 beats/m

35. What disease is transmitted by mosquitoes called aegypti?A. Dengue B. MalariaC. Yellow fever D. Filariasis

36. How do we avoid gastro intestinal infection like diarrhea typhoid fever and dysentery?A. Reuse paper, aluminum, cans and glass bottles B. Observe proper disposal of garbageC. Avoid using products which contains harmful chemicals D. Store pesticides safely

37. Left-over foods yards cutting fruits, vegetables peelings and biodegradable materials. What is meant by biodegradable?A. Waste materials from home B. Materials that can be recycledC. Materials that decay D. Materials that do not decay

38. Which is an effect of air pollution?A. Gastro intestinal disease B. Respiratory diseasesC. Hearing impairment D. Death of aquatic animals

39. What air pollutant comes from aerosol spray Freon gases from refrigerators, freezers and air condition units?A. Carbon monoxide B. HydrocarbonsC. Fluorocarbons D. Nitrogen oxide

40. What is one of effect of the depletion of the ozone layer?A. Global warming B. Respiratory diseaseC. Gastro intestinal diseases D. Brain damage and kidney problems

CANDUMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLFIRST PERIODICAL TEST IN MAPEH 4

Directions: Read each test item carefully. Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet.A. MUSIC

1. What is Pop music?A. Music recorded in tapes and compact discs B. Any sort of music intended for mass consumption

and propagated over the radio and similar mediaC. Live music played on parks and malls D. Vocal music accompanied by band instruments

2. Who was considered as the “King of Rock and Roll” in the 1950’s?A. Paul McCartney B. Frank SinatraC. Pat Boone D. Elvis Presley

3. What musical style is characterized by the use strong rhythm with accent on the upbeat and youth oriented lyrics?A. Jazz B. Rock and rollC. Folk music D. Country music

4. What musical style originated from New Orleans, Louisiana in the 19th century of which improvisation (creating music as it is being played) is its most important element. It is played in syncopated patterns.

A. Western music B. Country musicC. Folk music D. Jazz music

5. It was a variety show with songs, comedy, juggling, acrobats, and animal acts but without plots.A. Broadway B. VaudevilleC. Disco D. Circus

6. She is a Filipina who became very popular internationally because of her great performance in the broadway “Miss Saigon”.A. Lea Salonga B. Monique WilsonC. Pinky Amador D. Nora Aunor

7. It is a musical style which is often said to have a trance-like or hypnotic effect and people find it difficult to listen to. A. Minimalistic music B. Chance musicC. Electronics music D. Pop music

8. He was called the “Claude Debussy of the Philippines” for first introducing devices which are technically characteristics of impressionistic music.

A. Juan Felipe B. Francisco SantiagoC. Antonio Molina D. Lucio San Pedro

9. It conveys expression of true emotions with exaggeration.A. Neoclassicism B. MinimalismC. Impressionism D. Expressionism

10. He was believed to be the greatest composer of the 20th century who became famous because of his ballet compositions.A. Claude Debussy B. Maurice RavelC. Arnold Schoenberg D. Igor Stravinsky

B. ART 11. Is an art movement which focuses on showing the effects of light on things at different times of the day.

A. Impressionism B. ExpressionismC. Surrealism D. Cubism

12. It is an art style in the 20th century whereby the artist shows all sides of an object or shows objects from several positions at one time.A. Cubism B. DadaismC. Fauvism D. Futurism

13. Who was the best known modern artist of cubism?A. Henry Matisse B. Pablo PicassoC. Marchel Duchamp D. Paul Cezanne

14. Why is modern art difficult to understand?A. It is sometimes not representational; doesn’t have to

look like anything B. The paintings are made up of different colors

C. It is made up of different geometric shapes D. The colors used are dull15. Who is the foremost Filipino abstract painter who became the National Artist in Visual Arts in 2003?

A. Cesar F. Felipe B. Jose T. JoyaC. Anita Magsaysay Ho D. Carlos “Botong” Francisco

16. Who is adjudged as the foremost Filipino muralist? He used the people of his hometown as models for his paintings of heroes and legends, characters of myths.

A. Carlos “Botong” Francisco B. Mauro Malang SantosC. Hernando Ocampo D. Carlos “Botong” Francisco

17. “His colors do not only glow, they glare.” Who is the Filipino artist described?A. Vicente Manansala B. Mauro Malang SantosC. Hernando Ocampo D. Carlos “Botong” Francisco

18. What is the most expensive painting in the world, sold for 82.5 milion dollars in 1990?A. Pieta by Michael Angelo B. Apples in a Pink Tablecloth by Henri MatisseC. The last supper by Leonardo da Vinci D. Dr. Paul Gachet by Van Gogh

19. What is the most valuable 20th century painting, painted by Pablo Picasso and sold for $51.17 million in Paris, France on November 30, 1986?

A. Les Noces de Pierette B. Girl Before a MirrorC. Fruit and a Jug D. Le Jour

20. It is a movement in art characterized by the expression of the activities of unconscious mind and dream elements.A. Surrealism B. FuturismC. Op art D. Dadaism

C. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 21. It determines whether the body is of normal weight, underweight, overweight or obese.

A. Muscular fitness test B. Physical fitness and sports talent testC. Physiological fitness test D. Body mass index

22. What is the formula for computing body mass index?A. Weight (in kg) B. Weight (in kg)

Height (in meter) squared Height (in meters)C. Height (in meters) D. Height (in meters)

Weight (in kg) Weight (in kg)23. What body mass index is considered normal?

A. 18.5 – 24.9 B. Below 18.5C. 25.0 – 29.5 D. 30.0 and above

24. It is done by extending both arms straight out to the sides at a 90 degrees angle from the body while standing erect with back against the wall.

A. Stature B. Arm spanC. Trunk lift D. Shoulder stretch

25. It measures the strength and power of the upper body and the ability to exert a forceful movement utilizing the muscles of the arms and the upper body.

A. Shoulder stretch B. Trunk liftC. Basketball pass D. Sit and reach

26. The purpose of this test is to measure running speed.A. 40-meter sprint B. 4-km run/walkC. Basketball pass D. Standing long jump

27. How often is the Physical Fitness and Sports Talent test administered?A. Once a year B. Twice a yearC. Three times a year D. Every grading period

28. It is the ability of the body to remain in position even when one is not moving.A. Agility B. BalanceC. Coordination D. Strength

29. If one has a high level balance, he can be a potential _____________________A. Muscular fitness test B. Physical fitness and sports talent testC. Physiological fitness test D. Body mass index

30. All of the following, except one, are benefits of exercise. Which one is not?A. It makes women less feminine B. It improves the functioning of body tissueC. It improves blood circulation and efficiency of the lungs

to supply oxygenD. It improves a feeling of well-being

D. HEALTH 31. What is the normal pulse rate?

A. 50-60 beats per minute B. 100-120 beats per minuteC. 90-100 beats per minute D. 60-80 beats per minute

32. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a mentally healthy person?A. Finding the good side of everything and everybody B. Being critical of othersC. Accepting criticisms D. Concern for other people

33. How does physical health affect mental health?A. Experiences learned from the past affect one’s present

behaviorB. People who are intelligent can easily cope with their

environmentC. Persons who are physically healthy tend to be mentally

healthy as wellD. Persons don’t need to be mentally healthy to be

physically healthy.34. Which statement is true?

A. Habits are inherited B. A peaceful and happy family normally produces a healthy individual

C. Parents behavior cannot influence children’s behavior D. Well-nourished persons tend to be overactive and aggressive

35. Which of the following are serious eating disorders?A. Anorexia and bulimia B. Dementia and paranoiaC. Neurosis and catatonia D. Hybephrenia and phobia

36. What is the best way to deal with problems?A. Keep the problems to yourself B. Face the problems and find ways to solve themC. Let other people solve your problems D. Ignore the problems in due time they will disappear

37. All of the following, except one, are helpful ways of dealing with mentally ill individuals. Which one is not?A. They should be given with proper care and attention B. In worst cases, bring them to a mental institution

where they can be given medical attentionC. Treat them with love and understanding D. Advise them to try to solve their own problem

38. It refers to the many physical, mental, and social changes that an individual experiences throughout his life cycle.A. Dementia B. AgingC. Deterioration D. Depression

39. Losing someone you love is very painful experience. Which of these is a healthy reaction?A. Denial B. AngerC. Acceptance D. Depression

40. Which of these statements is not true.A. All old people suffer from loss of memory and are

unable to carry on with normal activitiesB. Establishing healthy behavior and being mentally

healthy during younger years may delay or lessen the detrimental effects of growing old.

C. As a person grows older, most part of his body start to weaken.

D. Younger people should deal with older people with respect and affection