Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region VIII (Eastern Visayas)

PATOC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Dagami, Leyte

FIRST PERIODICAL EXAM IN MAPEH 8

I. Direction: Read and analyze the questions carefully before answering. Choose the best answer and
write the corresponding letter on your answer sheet.
Music
1. Which of the following statements tells that the music of Southeast Asia relates to its geography and
cultures?
a. Southeast Asian people used oneat, samphor, kongvong, chinng etc. as an instruments in their
musical ensemble
b. Southeast Asian people absorbed and adopted different cultures in the neighboring country.
c. Southeast Asian art music is highly influenced by ancient forms as well as Hindu forms
d. Each country in Southeast Asia have their own musical ensembles
2. What is the way in which we can learn the culture of Southeast Asia?
a. One way of learning the culture in Southeast Asia is through their music and arts.
b. We will learn the culture of Southeast Asia through singing and dancing
c. We can learn the culture of Southeast Asia by memorizing their songs
d. By knowing the meaning of aerophone, chordophone, idiophone.
3. This instruments is a double headed drum played with hands.
a. Kongvong b. Chhing c. Samphor d. Oneat
4. What music of Malaysia emerged during the pre-colonial period and still exists in the form of vocal,
dance, and theatrical music?
a. Classical and Folk Music b. Acculturated Music
c. Wayang Kulit d. Hsaing Waing
5. Which of the following is an Indonesian term for tempo?
a. Karawitan b. Irama c. Peloq d. Slendro
6. Is an Cambodian musical orchestra and composed of oneat, kongvong, chhing, samphor and skorthom.
a. pinpeat b. gamelan c. wayang kulit d. dalang
7. This instrument in pinpeat are composed of gong circles.
a. Kongvong b. Chhing c. Samphor d. Oneat
8. Which of the following Indonesian music scale has five equidistant tones in octave.
a. peloq b. slendro c. irama d. karawitan
9. Which of the following is the most popular form of music in Indonesia.
a. pinpeat b. gamelan c. wayang kulit d. dalang
10. Which of the following is the term for every kind of gamelan music in Java.
a. peloq b. slendro c. irama d. karawitan
11. This are the instruments performed in open-air ensembles at ceremonies and festivals.
a. Hsaing Waing b. saung gauk c. soft sounding d. loud sounding
12. What are the example of musical instruments in hsaing waing?
a. Hni and Pat Waing b. Agung and kulintang c. kertok d. Sep Nyal and Sep Noi
13. The musical instruments that are made of padauk, the famous Myanmar mahogany.
a. Pat Waing b. Kyi Waing c. Maung Hsaing d. Saung Gauk
14. Which musical ensembles commonly used in funerals and weddings in East Malaysia?
a. Hni and Pat Waing b. Agung and kulintang c. kertok d. Sep Nyal and Sep Noi
15. Which of the following primary instrumental ensemble is traditionally played by women in the courts
of Central Thailand and Cambodia.
a. Mahori b. Khrueang Sai c. Piphat d. Kertok
Arts
16. Which of the following is NOT an example of Southeast Asian art work?
a. Wayang b. Wau kite c. Songkok d. Fang Mask
17. What is the product of Thailand produced from the cocoons of Thai silk worms?
a. Thai silk b. Khorat c. Ikat Technique d. Uneven twill
18. Which is NOT true on batik designs?
a. designs depend on the creativity of the designer.
b. the two main types of batik designs are the hand painted and the block printed designs
c. batik is the most common fabric in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore
 d. the term batik is a Cambodian-Laos word.
19. Malaysian batik is famous for what?
a. geometrical designs b. mixing colors c. digital printing d. creativity
20. What is the meaning of “titik” in Malay word?
a. crop b. point c. dash d. hue
21. What was done by welding together strips of metal to form a metal block?
a. hand painted b. free form c. block painted d. geometric motifs
22. What is the technique of Cambodian weaving that create patterns, weavers tie and dye portions of
welf yarn before weaving begins?
a. Thai silk b. Khorat c. Ikat Technique d. Uneven twill
23. It is produced from the cocoons of Thai silkworms.
a. Thai silk b. Khorat c. Ikat Technique d. Uneven twill
24. This is the Cambodian traditional culture and their livelihood as they produce textiles, baskets, etc.
a. Sculpture b. Handicraft c. Fabric d. Fabric designs
25. What is being crushed and soaked in water until it dissolves into a paste?
a. Thai silk b. bark c. bamboo d. Uneven twill
26. It is the modern Indonesian language means “show” or “perform”.
a. Wayang b. Shadow Puppetry c. Dalang d. Puppet Master
27. What is the meaning of “kulit” in shadow puppetry?
a. skin b. show c. perform d. shadow
28. What is the cap widely worn in Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, southern Philippines and
Thailand?
a. Wau Kite b. bark c. dastar d. songkok
29. It is resembles a turban and is typical headdress in the Middle East
a. Wau Kite b. serban c. dastar d. songkok
Physical Education
30. In any flat surface on the ground, measure a distance of 100cm. Put a mark on the starting line and
another on the other end. Measure another 100cm by tens. Put a mark on each following 10 cm. From the
starting line, jump (spring on both feet and land on both feet) as powerful as you can. Measure the
distance based on your heels. This is the step of _______________.
a. standing long jump b. curl-up c. push-up d. sit and reach
31. Put a chair against the wall. Prone lie on the chair with both arms extended on it. With the arms
carrying your body weight, decrease the angle of your elbows to about 90°. Extend arms while moving
the body upward. Repeat the whole sequence as many times as you can. This is the step of _________.
a. standing long jump b. curl-up c. push-up d. sit and reach
32. In supine lying position, knees bent, both palms slightly touching the knees, elevate the upper body
(trunk upwards) at about 900 on the waist. Move the upper body down to its starting position. Repeat as
many times as you can. Record your score. This is the step of ______________.
a. standing long jump b. curl-up c. push-up d. sit and reach
33. How will you compute your Body Mass Index? Give the formula.
a. height b. weight c. height d. . weight
weight2 height2 weight height
34. Which of the following is not an example of a person who is physically fit?
a. Ability to perform daily task w/o undue fatigue b. Attending household problems
c. Enjoying leisure through recreational activities d. Easily get tired in exercising
35. Which of the following is defined as a condition in which an individual has enough energy to avoid
fatigue and enjoy life?
a. physical fitness b. recreation c. fitness d. leisure
36. It is the amount left of time after all the daily routine activities are accomplished.
a. physical fitness b. recreation c. fitness d. leisure
37. It the ability to perform a task or move from one point to another in shortest possible time.
a. speed b. agility c. power d. balance
38. It is the ability to perform one maximum effort in the shortest possible time.
a. speed b. agility c. power d. balance
39. What type of balance is demonstrated in stationary position?
a. speed b. agility c. dynamic balance d. static balance
40. This refers to the ability of the muscle to exert maximal effort in brief duration.
a. speed b. agility c. dynamic balance d. static balance
41. What ability of health related components move the body part through a full range of motion (ROM)
at a joint?
a. Cardiovascular fitness b. Muscular strength and endurance
c. Flexibility d. Body Composition
42. What do you call to the harmonious working relationship between the skeletal muscles and nerves in
one aspect of movement?
a. coordination b. agility c. power d. speed
43. Which of the following is the muscles ability to produce effort or perform work?
a. Cardiovascular fitness b. Muscular strength and endurance
c. Flexibility d. Body Composition
44. What ability of the heart (cardio) and circulatory system (vascular) supply oxygen to muscles for an
extended period of time?
a. Cardiovascular fitness b. Muscular strength and endurance
c. Flexibility d. Body Composition
Health
45. What term defines a man or a woman based on biological characteristics?
a. sex b. gender c. sexuality d. androgyny
46. What do you call to the sets of activities that society considers as appropriate for men and women?
a. gender role b. gender identity c. gender equality d. gender sensitivity
47. It refers to femininity or masculinity of a person’s role and behaviour as defined by society.
a. sex b. gender c. sexuality d. androgyny
48. What is that way in which we experience and express ourselves as sexual beings?
a. sex b. gender c. sexuality d. androgyny
49. Which of the following component in personality refers on how you look a person as a man or a
woman?
a. social self b. mental self c. physical self d. emotional self
50. Which characterizes the way you think as a man or a woman?
a. social self b. mental self c. physical self d. emotional self
51. What level of attitude states that we need to takes responsibility for our own behaviour?
a. self b. family c. peers d. community
52. How will you understand your own sexuality?
a. Sexuality is best understood through the help of the people around you.
b. Sexuality can be understood by yourself only
c. Sexuality is best understood through meditation
d. It is on how you see yourself
53. Which component in personality refers on the way you interact with others?
a. social self b. mental self c. physical self d. emotional self
54. Which characterizes a good decision?
a. Easy to make b. Made after a thoughtful consideration of consequence
c. One that your teacher told you to make d. Makes your friends happy
55. Which of the following means evaluating your well-being periodically?
a. Assessing your health b. Making good decision
c. Communicating effectively d. Practicing wellness
56. How will you avoid misunderstanding in expressing your feelings?
a. through assessing your health b. Making good decision
c. Communicating effectively d. Practicing wellness
57. What is the communicable disease that is spread by a pathogen from person to person through sexual
contact?
a. sexually transmitted infection b. Abstinence
c. AIDS c. HIV
58. What is the only certain way to prevent STIs?
a. Abstinence b. eating healthy c. exercising proper diet
59. What is the fatal communicable diseases with no effective treatment or known cure?
a. sexually transmitted infection b. Abstinence
c. AIDS c. HIV
60. What is the government policy in the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS and other STIs?
a. Republic Act No. 8504 b. Republic Act No. 7719
c. Republic Act No. 8405 d. Republic Act No. 7917

Prepared By:

Miss. Dieza L. Martinada