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First Periodical Test in MAPEH 10: Telabastagan Integrated School
First Periodical Test in MAPEH 10: Telabastagan Integrated School
First Periodical Test in MAPEH 10: Telabastagan Integrated School
Region III
Division of City of San Fernando, Pampanga
TELABASTAGAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
City of San Fernando (P)
B. (6-10) Direction: Read each item carefully. Circle the LETTER that corresponds to the correct
answer.
6. Which describe the styles of the 20th century classical composers?
a. Vogue and slow
b. Classic and old soul
c. Fast pacing and upbeat
d. Truly unique and innovative
7. This musical style of the 20th century revealed the composer’s mind, instead of presenting an
Impression of the environment.
a. Neo-classicism
b. Impressionism
c. Expressionism
d. Modern nationalism
8. This style was associated with electronic music and dealt with the parameter or dimensions of
sound in pace.
a. Avant-garde
b. Expressionism
c. Modern nationalism
d. Neo-classicism
9. A looser form of the 20th century music development that focused on the nationalist
composers and musical innovators who sought to combine modern techniques with folk
materials.
a. Avant-garde
b. Expressionism
c. Modern nationalism
d. Neo-classicism
10. It uses a whole tone scale and created a mood rather than a definite picture. What 20th
century music style is this?
a. Avant- garde
b. Expressionism
c. Impressionism
d. Neo-classicism
11. What group of people inspired many of Bartok’s composition?
a. Afro- Latin American
b. American people and soloist
c. Hungarian people and pianist
d. Paris based composers
12. Who are the primary exponents of Impressionism?
a. Arnold Schoenberg and Francis Poulenc
b. Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel
c. Donald trump and Barack Obama
d. George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein
13. Arnold Schoenberg was the primary exponents of _______?
a. Avant-garde
b. Expressionism
c. Modern nationalism
d. Neo-classicism
14. He was a neo-classical, modern nationalist and primitivism composer who adopted
Hungarian folk themes to introduce rhythm with changing meters and heavy syncopation.
a. Bela Bartok
b. George Gershwin
c. Steve Jobs
d. Park Hyun Shik
15. He is best known for his composition for the stage and his music lectures for young people.
a. Philip Glass
b. Coco Martin
c. Bela Bartok
d. Leonard Bernstein
C. (16-20) Direction: Match column A that represents the composers to the column B that shows
their tittles and works.
A B
16. George Gershwin Romeo and Juliet
17. Edgar Verese The Firebird
18. Claude Debussy Father of American Jazz
19. Igor Stravinsky The father of Electric Music
20. Sergei Prokofieff Claire de Lune
II. ARTS
D. (20-25) Direction: Enumerate the 5 areas that impressionist artist move away from the
practice of art.
20.______________________________________________
21.______________________________________________
22.______________________________________________
23.______________________________________________
24.______________________________________________
25.______________________________________________
E. Direction: Read each item carefully. Circle the LETTER that corresponds to the correct
answer.
26. This means the viewer’s momentary “impression” of an art work.
A. Cubism
B. Dadaism
C. Expressionism
D. Impressionism
27. The name Impressionism was coined from the tittle of the works of a French painter namely
____________?
A. Claude Monet
B. Aguste Renoir
C. Edouard Manet
D. Vincent Van Gogh
28. What is the common subject used by Claude Monet?
A. Monuments
B. Buildings
C. Water lily
D. Forest
29. His works were snap shot of a real life, full of sparkling, color and light. A girl with a
watering can is one of his famous works. Who is he?
A. Monet
B. Manet
C. Renoir
D. Gogh
30. Who are the foremost of Post-Impressionism?
A. Manet and Monet
B. Pual Cezanne and Vincent Van Gogh
C. Salvador Bali and Henri Matisse
D. George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein
D. (31-40) Direction: Match column A with the column B. Write the LETTER of your answer on
the space provided.
A B
a) Characterized by dreams, fantasies,
______31. Neo-primitivism memory images and visual trick.
b) Used bold. Vibrant color and visual
______32. Fauvism distortion.
c) Depicted an illogical, subconscious
______33. Dadaism dream of the world.
d) Expresses the artist role in the
______34. Surrealism social reform.
e) An art style that incorporated the
______35. Social Realism native of the South Sea Islanders
and African tribes.
______36. Futurism f) Forms of planes, cones, sphere and
cylinder fit together.
______37. Mechanical Style g) Use to catch consumers society.
h) “energy made visualize”
______38. Action painting i) An art for fast-paced machine-
propelled age.
______39. Pop-art j) Action taking place in the viewer’s
eyes.
______40. Op art
Best of Luck!!!
“Put your heart, mind, intellect and soul even to your smallest acts. This is the secret of
success.”
-Swami Sivananda
Prepared by:
Checked by:
Perlita B. Bautista
Head Teacher III