REVIEWER IN MAPEH 10 (QUARTER 3)

MUSIC
1. The following are Contemporary Filipino Songwriters except ______________.
A. Levi Celerio B. Lito Camo C. Ogie Alcasid D. Pedro Bukaneg
2. With compositions like Kayumangging Malaya, Lahing Kayumanggi, and Sa Mahal
Kong Bayan, he is a composer regarded as a Romantic Nationalist.
A. Francisco Santiago B. Levi Celerio C. Lucio San Pedro D. Ryan Cayabyab
3. He arranged, recorded, and produced the first one-man-vocal jazz acapella album in
the Philippines.
A. Francisco Santiago B. Levi Celerio C. Lucio San Pedro D. Ryan Cayabyab
4. He is best known for his poignantly romantic serenade for violin and piano “Hatinggabi”.
A. Jose Maceda B. Lito Camo C. Antonio Molina D. Francisco Santiago

5. “Ugoy ng Duyan” is a collaborative work of Lucio San Pedro and ________________.

6. Below are ideas/concepts which Ramon Santos incorporated in his musical style in his music
except one:
A. Non-conventional B. Time and C. Function as concept D. Shape
instruments space
7. Who is the composer also known as “Chino” in the world of music?
A Jose Maceda B. Ramon Santos C. Josefino Toledo D. Lucrecia Kasilag
8. Celerio used to play this and made him a Guinness Book of Records holder.
A. Flower B. Branch C. Fruit D. Leaf
9. What group of people did Jonas Baes do ethnomusicology research on that gave him
inspiration for his music compositions?
A. Iraya- Mangyan B. Kan-kanaey C. T’boli D. Ilocano
10. Which among the works below did Restie Umali make an arrangement which was
commissioned for the Philippine Independence Night in Boston?
A. Saan Kaman Naroroon C. Di Ka Nag-Iisa
B. Alaala ng Lumipas D. Philippine National Anthem
11. Who is the Filipino composer whose compositions are greatly influenced by McHose and
Barlow who were his/her mentors in theory and composition?
A. Lucrecia Kasilag B. Ramon Santos C. Jonas Baes D. Josefino Toledo
12. Josefino Toledo is not only a composer but also a _________.
A. Opera singer B. Violinist C. Pianist D. Percussionist
13. He wrote compositions in a variety of styles, genres, and forms including Masses, Ballet,
Musical Plays, Film Scores, and Popular Songs.
A. Francisco Santiago B. Levi Celerio C. Lucio San Pedro D. Ryan Cayabyab
14. He is considered as the “Father of Kundiman”.
A. Francisco Santiago B. Levi Celerio C. Lucio San Pedro D. Ryan Cayabyab
15. The key signature of Francisco Santiago’s “Pilipinas Kong Mahal” based on this score:

A. Key of C B. Key of C minor C. Key of D D. None of the

16. Marilou Diaz Abaya films reflect on the lives of the marginalized sectors, women, and
children during her time. What does marginalized sector mean?
A. Those who are privileged
B. Those who are in the middle class of the society.
C. Those who experience discrimination or exclusion.
D. Those who can afford have three meals a day but with limited income.
17. George Tapan is an award-winning photographer. His works include showcasing the
beauty of the country. He is most likely a _____.
A. Photojournalist C. Travel photographer
B. Stock photographer D. Lifestyle photographer
18. What distinct quality does Kenneth Cobonpue possess for winning international
awards as an interior designer by integrating natural materials in handmade
production processes?
A. Profitable B. Innovative C. Hardworking D. Self-centered
19. Who is this native of Cebu who became prominent in her exquisite
wedding gowns and made her name in the fashion industry both locally and
internationally?
A. Lulu Tan B. Rajo Laurel C. Josie Natori D. Monique Lhuillier
20. Why did comics become popular and most-read book by almost all Filipinos in 1920s?
It is because ______.
A. The writer is Filipino
B. The characters are funny.
C. Filipinos can afford to buy comic books.
D. Most of the comic books are written in the Filipino language.
21. Which element of art refers to the use of lightness or darkness of color, shading, and highlighting in
an artwork?
A. form B. motion C. space D. value
22. Which of the following elements of art is exceptional to films and animations?
A. Lines and B. Sound and motion C. Space and form D. Value and color
shapes
23. Who is the writer of the comics “Kenkoy”?
A. Antonio B. Catalino Brocka C. George Tapan D. Paul Aliscupides
Velasquez
24. Who among the following film and broadcast-arts directors promoted the term “freedom of
expression” in the Philippine Constitution?
A. Antonio B. Catalino Brocka C. George Tapan D. Paul Aliscupides
Velasquez
25. What is the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an
axis?
A. Foreground B. Perspective C Sharpness D. Symmetry
26. Which among the choices below is not a Digital Media?
A. e-book B. Newspaper C. Wattpad D. Web novel
27. What is the process of breaking down the script into scenes and drawing it into panels similar to
a graphic novel?
A. Editorial B. Story C. Storyboarding D. Pre-visualization
28. Supply the needed element of art below.
Texture: roughness and smoothness; ______________: different shapes combined
A. form B. line C. shapes D. value
29. What general attributes are presented in Filipino-made films like the likes of
 “Naglalayag” by Maryo J. delos Reyes?
A. Portray Filipino consciousness and everyday life.
B. Depict the quest of national identity and freedom.
C. Present the historical significance of contemporary issues.
D. Showcase the Filipinos high regard to family values and beliefs.
30.What made Filipino media-based artists’ works unique, exceptional, and at par with
global standards?
A. They always receive recognition locally and abroad.
B. They evoke the consciousness of audiences and find meaning in it.
C. They showcase the Filipino culture, tradition, and history in an implicit manner.
D. They depict the natural ingenuity and innovativeness of Filipino media-based artists

P.E.
31. The following are the importance of eating a balanced diet to lifelong fitness, except
A. Reduces the risk of chronic diseases
B. Maintains a healthy weight
C. Promotes over-all health
D. Develops fatigue and illness
32. What style of hip-hop is being shown in the picture?
A. B-boying
B. Popping
C. Shuffling
D. Waacking

33. Which of the following pictures below is B-boying?

34. It is composed of the pillars such as DJ-ing or turntables, rapping, breaking and graffiti
art.
A. Hip – Hop dance styles C. Hip – hop culture
B. Hip – hop D. Hip – hop elements
35. Which of the following does NOT belong to the group?
A. head spins B. gymnastic C. backspins D. geometric shapes
moves
36. It includes B-boying, Popping, Locking, Shuffling, Krumping, Tutting, and Waacking.
A. Hip – Hop dance styles C. Hip – hop culture
B. Hip – hop D. Hip – hop elements
37. What do you call the art of saying rhymes to the beat of the music.
A. Djing B. Mcing C. cutting D. rapping
38. Djing is the art of spinning records at a dance party, picking out songs in a crowd – pleasing
sequence. What do you call the Djing technique that use volume control to drop in a section of music
from one turn table into music from one turntable.
A. Mcing B. scratching C. Cutting D. Mixing

39. It is an informal and stylized dance moves that evolve outside dance studios.
 A. Street dance B. Folk C. Ballet dance D. Hip-hop
dance
40. Which among the following pillars is not part of the Hip-hop culture?
A. Graffiti Art B. Rapping C. Breaking D. Partying
41. It is based on the technique of quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to cause a jerk
in the body.
A. Locking B. Popping C. B-boying D. Krumping
42. Where did Hip-hop dance style originate?
A. New York B. California C. Mexico D. Las Vegas
43. It’s a creative way to make geometric shapes forming a right-angle using body parts.
A. Shuffling B. Tutting C. Waacking D. Locking
44. Which of the following is a positive outcome of engaging in dance activities such as hip-hop?
A. Bad physical appearance C. Stress Reduction
B. Hypertension D. Obesity
45. Which is not included in the B-boying movement?
A. Freezes C. Jerking
B. Top and down rock D. Power moves

HEALTH
46. Which global health initiative expands access to the most vulnerable children, and integrates
services in health and nutrition?
A. UNDP Strategic Plan
B. Alliance for Healthy Cities
C. Strengthening Health System
D. WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
47. Which global health initiative reduces harmful use of liquor by effective policy
measures and providing a relevant infrastructure?
A. Digital Health Initiative
B. Strengthening Health System
C. WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
48. Which global health initiative supports primary health care especially at the community
level?
A. Digital Health Initiative
B. Strengthening Health System
C. WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
49. Which global health initiative accelerates structural transformations for sustainable
development and building resilience to crises and shocks?
A. Alliance for Healthy Cities
B. Strategic Plan anchored on SDG
C. Strengthening Health System
D. WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
50. Which global health initiative encourages local governments to incorporate health issues and
health concerns into all aspects of public policy?
A. Alliance for Healthy Cities
B. Accelerating the end of AIDS, TB, Malaria as epidemics
C. Innovation for Uptake, Scale and Equity in Immunization
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
51. What problem was NOT met in the implementation of Accelerating the end of AIDS, TB, Malaria as
epidemics?
 A. Funding C. Epidemic evolution
B. Effect of stigma D. Infrastructure support
52. One problem of INFUSE was the lack of incentive to develop vaccines. Which was the intervention
used to address the problem?
A. Treatment expansion C. Financing immunization groups
B. Program development D. Health professional’s development
53. Which is a common problem of global organizations regarding the
implementation of health initiatives?
A. Financial matters C. Structural support
B. Human resources D. All of the above
54. Which was used by WHO in addressing the rising problems in urban health?
A. Strategic Housing Plan C. Thriving Countries System
B. Healthy Cities Approach D. Living Communities Design
55. Which was a problem encountered by WHO in implementing tobacco control?
A. Transportation C. Structural support
B. Effect of stigma D. Inadequate financial resources
56. Which of the following is FALSE?
A. Policies are needed in program implementation and monitoring.
B. Policies are needed in program implementation and monitoring.
C. Embedding research in local health systems can help solve concerns on implementation.
D. There is shortage of evidence in the effectiveness of standard interventions to prevent maternal and
child deaths.
57. Which global health initiative strengthens health systems by designing and deploying computer-
based enabled solutions?
A. UNDP Strategic Plan
B. Digital Health Initiative
C. WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
58. Which health initiative gives financial assistance to partner countries and agencies in fighting tb,
malaria and other epidemics?
A. Alliance for Healthy Cities
B. Accelerating the end of AIDS, TB, Malaria as epidemics
C. Innovation for Uptake, Scale and Equity in Immunization
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol

59. Which global health initiative finances and facilitates delivery platforms for vaccines?
A. Alliance for Healthy Cities
B. Strategic Plan anchored on SDG
C. Innovation for Uptake, Scale and Equity in Immunization
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
60. Which global health initiative helps countries in achieving sustainable development by eradicating
poverty in all its forms and dimensions?
A. Digital Health Initiative
B. Strategic Plan anchored on SDG
C. WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
D. WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol