LAS PIÑAS EAST NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Kasoy St. Verdant Acres Subd. Pamplona 3, Las Piñas City

UNIT TEST in MAPEH 9

2nd Quarter

NAME: __________________________________________ SECTION: __________________________

DIRECTION: Read each item carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. Cha cha cha dance is a latin dance which originated in what country?
A. America B. Cuba C. Mexico D. Spain
2. Aside from fitness, the following can be developed if one engages in ballroom dancing activities, except for
what?
A. Courtesy B. Respect C. Sense of Community D. Sedentary lifestyle
3. This ballroom dance is lively, fast-paced, and playful dance that is typically danced to up-beat swing or
contemporary music.
A. Cha cha cha B. Mambo C. Paso Doble D. Jive
4. The male takes his first step to the ______ when starting the Cha cha cha.
A. Left B. Back C. Right D. Front
5. How does the male ask the lady to dance?
A. Grab her hand C. Lifts left hand into the air
B. Grab her shoulder D. Says “would you like to dance with me?
6. Which of the following is NOT a social dance etiquette?
A. Show off your talents
B. Do not teach your partner on the dance floor
C. Be confident and strive to become a proficient dancer
D. Find mutual topics of interest for conversation, never gossip
7. Edith went to a ballroom dance wearing like big rings, watches, loose/long necklaces, and big belt buckles.
What might happen if she dances with a partner?
A. She could dance comfortably
B. Her partner would be amazed of her accessories
C. Her partner might get irritated and leave her alone in the dance floor
D. Accessories can catch in partner’s clothing, causing scratches and bruises
8. What is the woman’s most appropriate attire during dance competition in Latin dance?
A. Ballroom or evening gown C. Flowing pants
B. Dinner dresses D. Sexy outfits and long slit skirts
9. In the Side Step of Cha cha cha, what should be the male’s first movement?
A. Side steps to the left with your left foot C. Left foot in place, weight shifts to it
B. Step backward and left with your right foot D. Sidestep to the right with your right foot
10. Partners stand face to face shoulders and hips parallel. Boy’s right hand is placed around girl’s waist. Girls left
hand rest lightly against his right shoulders. Boy’s left hand is raised to the side holding the girl’s right hand.
What ballroom dance position is described?
A. Ballroom position C. Conversation position
B. Facing position D. Varsovienne position
11. Partners are in opposite directions holding each other’s right hands. The lady faces away from audience while
gentleman faces the audience. What ballroom dance position is described?
A. Closed position B. Open position C. Star position D. Promenade position
12. Kurt is dancing Samba with a box step. What would be his step or movement?
A. Step his right foot to the back C. Step to the right with his right foot
B. Step forward with his left foot D. Bring his left foot to the left side of your right foot
13. What type of drugs known as “painkillers” and administered to patients with mental problems and given to
cancer patients to relieve pain?
A. Depressant drugs B. Hallucinogens C. Narcotics D. Stimulant Drugs
14. How would you classify a step in the decision-making process, if the step includes a process that begins with
recognizing a need for charge?
A. The step shows – evaluate the results C. The step shows – Consider the consequences
B. The step shows – Consider your goals D. The step shows – Recognizing the problem or opportunity
15. What facts show about Drug Abuse?
A. You can stop using drugs anytime C. Drugs of abuse help in the digestion of food
B. Teenagers are young to be addicted D. Drugs can cause the brain to send the wrong signals to the body
16. Which one shows a Myth about Drug Abuse?
A. Addiction can happen at any age C. Drugs affect an unborn child as much or more than the mother
B. Teenagers are young to be addicted D. Drugs can cause the brain to send the wrong signals to the body
17. What type of drugs abusively used by drug users?
A. Dominant drugs B. Drugs of abuse C. Abused drugs D. Drugs
18. Which term below shows about influences which reduce the opportunity of using, misusing, and abusing
drugs?
A. Protective factors B. Preventive factors C. Risk factors D. Minimalist factors
19. What do we call the influences which increases the opportunity of using, misusing, and abusing drugs?
A. Idolatry B. Protective Factors C. Myths and facts D. Risk Factors
20. What facts would you select to show your understanding about the Drug scenario in the Philippines?
A. Common Drug of Abuse in the Philippines are shabu, marijuana, and inhalant
B. Majority of the drug dependents in the country are mono-drug users.
C. Legal drug is still the most pervasive drug activity in the Philippines
D. Comprehensive dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 is also known as dangerous Drug Board
21. Which statement shows the steps about the decision-Making process?
A. Consider your effort C. Recognizing the problem or opportunity
B. Problem solving schemes D. Showing guidelines for entrepreneurship
22. Which statement shows the signs and symptoms of drug abuse?
A. Consulting a psychiatrist C. Loosing concentration
B. Gaining personal properties D. Socializing with friends
23. How would you test your understanding about ways to prevent substance abuse?
A. Accept responsibility C. Analyze the situation
B. Act upon the decision D. Keep a well-balanced life
24. How could you determine when a person applying an effective response to negative pressure?
A. Using soft voice C. Reinforcing message with body language
B. Saying yes to what other is asking D. No eye contact when speaking to the person
25. An element of music for dynamics present in the Classical period is the gradual increase of loudness or
crescendo. What is the musical symbol of Crescendo?

26. What is introduced in the exposition of the Sonata – Allegro Form?

A. Exposition B. Development C. Recapitulation D. Theme
27. Classical Period in music is simple yet sounds elegant and sophisticated. What particular music was greatly
patronized by the nobilities?
A. Instrumental B. Opera C. Oratorio D. Vocal
28. Sonata - Allegro Form was introduced in this period, a form named for the first movement of every work in
the Classical Period. How many sections are there in the Sonata-Allegro Form?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4
29. During this period, music can be described as balanced music when you can hear the melody and the
accompaniment together. What do you call this texture in music?
A. Monophonic B. Homophonic C. Polyphonic D. Symphonic
30. Symphony was derived from the word “Sinfonia”. What does it mean?
A. A melodious sounding together C. A rhythmic sounding together
B. A harmonious sounding together D. A dynamic sounding together
31. What do you call a drama set to music where singers and musicians perform in a theatrical setting?
A. Ballet B. Opera C. Oratorio D. Aria
32. Classical Music in other arts introduces a movement that introduces imitation of art and antiquity of Greek
and Roman Art. What do you call this movement in art?
A. Pre Historic B. Neoclassicism C. Romanesque D. Ancient Egypt
33. He is one of the great composers of the Classical Period known as the “Father of Symphony”?
A. Franz Joseph Haydn C. Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky
B. Ludwig Van Beethoven D. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
34. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is one of the popular compositions of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. What is the other
Name of this music?
A. Serenade in C Major B. Serenade in C Minor C. Serenade in G Major D. Serenade in G Minor
35. He is known to many as the World’s 1st Rockstar because of his greatest composition. Who is he that also
composed the famous Fur Elise?
A. Ludwig Van Beethoven B. Franz Joseph Haydn C. Antonio Vivaldi D. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
36. There are two kinds of opera in the Classical Period. What do you call the Comic Opera?
A. Operata B. Opera Seria C. Opera Buffa D. Opera House
37. The leading instrument during the last era of the Classical period was invented by Bartolomeo Cristofori. What
is it called then?
A. Pianoforte B. Clavicord C. Harpsichord D. Aria
38. Which one of the terms below is the description of the word “BAROCCO”?
A. Dark Ages B. Age of Reason C. Rebirth or Revival D. Irregularly shaped pearl of stone
39. What was the most common subject of artworks produced in “REBIRTH” era?
A. Animals B. Human Philosophy C. Science Fiction D. Insects and Plants
40. How would you compare the characteristic of SCULPTURE made in the Baroque era and in the Renaissance
period?
A. Sculpture in Baroque era is smaller than the Renaissance era.
B. Sculpture in Baroque era focus on human beings rather than illusion in the Renaissance era.
C. Sculpture in Baroque era is typically larger than life size while compared with Renaissance era.
D. Sculpture in Baroque era depicted real life figures while in Renaissance era is more decorative
41. Which statement below best describe the characteristics of RENAISSANCE and BAROQUE art period?
A. Renaissance periods focus on realistic and humanistic art that characterized by accurate anatomy, deeper
landscape, and scientific, perspective while Baroque period is more on exaggerated motion, tension,
grandeur, and drama.
B. Renaissance art featured exaggerated lighting, artistic sensationalism, and intense emotions while Baroque
period characterized by its symmetry and balance.
C. Renaissance architecture was design to create illusion and spectacle while Baroque architecture was
characterized by its symmetry and balance
D. Renaissance artists were task to bring back the masses to the church while Baroque artists were able to
show case the beauty of the human.
42. What is the most famous artwork of RAPHAEL that he worked on until his death?
A. David B. Last Judgment C. Mona Lisa D. The Transfiguration
43. Which statement below best describe MICHELANGELO MERISI CARAVAGGIO?
A. Spanish painter who worked “Las Meninas”
B. Italian painter who painted the “Conversion of St. Paul”.
C. Italian sculpture who created “The Ecstasy of St. Therese”.
D. Flemish painter who painted the “Portrait of Helene Fourment”.
44. How would you classify the churches in the country during the Spanish regime?
A. Influenced by Baroque period C. Copied by Classical period
B. Patterned with renaissance era D. Imitated in romantic era
45. An artist may create of a need for self-expression or gratification. What function of art is being described?
A. Personal B. Political C. Religious D. Social
46. Who was the artist in the Renaissance era considered as the greatest artist of his lifetime?
A. Donatello B. Leonardo Da Vinci C. Michelangelo D. Raphael
47. How would you test your understanding and learning about the technique “CHIAROSCURO”?
A. Create a painting that is too dark.
B. Create a painting that is light without a shadow
C. Create a painting with fine shading to produce imperceptible transition between colors and lines
D. Create a painting that is light and dark shadows as three-dimensional objects
48. How would you apply your understanding about the technique Tempera?
A. Apply a pigment mixture with oil base
B. Do a pigment mixture with oil and water base.
C. Make a pigment mixture with water and apply to wet plaster
D. Create a pigment mixture with egg to produce a durable paint
49. How would you describe the LAST SUPPER painting using art elements and principles of Renaissance era?
A. The painting represents the scene of the Last Supper of Jesus with his apostles.
B. It is to represent the serenity and power of Jesus compared to the chaos and emotion of humans.
C. The painting captures twelve individuals in the midst of inquiry, motion or showing various shades of
horror, anger, and disbelief.
D. The balanced composition of the piece is exemplified by linear perspective. Orthogonal lines from the
ceiling and floor point the Jesus, whose body forms an equilateral triangle.
50. How would you apply what you have learned to develop an artwork that manifesting the love for GOD and
desire for spiritual union with him?
A. Make a sculpture same with “Pieta”

B. Create a painting that like “The Transfiguration”

C. Make a painting same with “The School of Athens”

D. Create a sculpture same with “The ecstasy of St. Therese”