4TH QUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST IN MUSIC 9

2. What is another name for La Traviata, one of Giuseppe Verdi’s

Direction: Read the questions carefully and write the correct answer in famous operas?
your paper. A. Ave Maria C. The Bohemian
B. Romeo and Juliet D. The Fallen Woman
1. Who was one of the opera composers during the Romantic Period
which was registered with the legal name Alexandre-Cesar-Leopold 3. Which opera composer has the famous operas: La Boheme, Tosca,
Bizet and his most famous opera is “Carmen”? Madame Butterfly, and Turandot?
A. Giuseppe Verdi C. Georges Bizet A. Giuseppe Verdi C. Georges Bizet
B. Giacomo Puccini D. Richard Wagner B. Giacomo Puccini D. Richard Wagner

2. What is another name for La Traviata, one of Giuseppe Verdi’s 4. What musical play sprung up from the idea of putting forward and
famous operas? exploring the concept of word painting?
A. Ave Maria C. The Bohemian A. Action C. Opera
B. Romeo and Juliet D. The Fallen Woman B. Comedy D. Theater

3. Which opera composer has the famous operas: La Boheme, Tosca, 5. Giuseppe Verdi went to Milan in 1813 where his first opera “Oberto”
Madame Butterfly, and Turandot? was performed in La Scala. What is La Scala?
A. Giuseppe Verdi C. Georges Bizet A. Cinema C. Festival
B. Giacomo Puccini D. Richard Wagner B. Opera house D. Movie play

4. What musical play sprung up from the idea of putting forward and 6. What pertains to the book that the composer and librettist put
exploring the concept of word painting? together? It has all the musical notes, words, and ideas to help the
A. Action C. Opera performers tell the story.
B. Comedy D. Theater A. Chorus C. Score
B. Libretto D. Orchestra
5. Giuseppe Verdi went to Milan in 1813 where his first opera “Oberto”
was performed in La Scala. What is La Scala? 7. Which of the following defines music drama?
A. Cinema C. Festival A. The art or activity of writing and performing plays.
B. Opera house D. Movie play B. Musical and dramatic elements were fused together.
C. A collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers,
6. What pertains to the book that the composer and librettist put usually actors or actresses.
together? It has all the musical notes, words, and ideas to help the D. A form of entertainment in which a performer plays a character or
performers tell the story. tells a story without words.
A. Chorus C. Score
B. Libretto D. Orchestra 8. Which of the following is one of the famous works of Richard
Wagner?
7. Which of the following defines music drama? A. Ave Maria C. Carmen
A. The art or activity of writing and performing plays. B. La Boheme D. Tristan and Isolde
B. Musical and dramatic elements were fused together.
C. A collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers, 9. What do we call the text of an opera?
usually actors or actresses. A. Chorus C. Score
D. A form of entertainment in which a performer plays a character or B. Libretto D. Orchestra
tells a story without words.
10. What do we call the air or solo singing part sung by a principal
8. Which of the following is one of the famous works of Richard character? This song is what the public will remember best when
Wagner? leaving the opera house.
A. Ave Maria C. Carmen A. Aria C. Score
B. La Boheme D. Tristan and Isolde B. Libretto D. Recitative

9. What do we call the text of an opera? 11. The following statements are correct, EXCEPT:
A. Chorus C. Score A. Opera became a meaningless source of musical expressions.
B. Libretto D. Orchestra B. Vocal music is one of the best tools for expressing one’s feelings.
C. Vocal music in the romantic period requires singers to perform a
10. What do we call the air or solo singing part sung by a principal greater range of tones, colors, dynamics, and pitch.
character? This song is what the public will remember best when D. Romanticism coincided with the Industrial Revolution in Western
leaving the opera house. Europe that brought about the rise of socialism and capitalism.
A. Aria C. Score
B. Libretto D. Recitative 12. A group of singers including Aliyah perform WITHOUT
instrumental accompaniment. What musical term can describe this
11. The following statements are correct, EXCEPT: situation?
A. Opera became a meaningless source of musical expressions. A. Trio C. Duet
B. Vocal music is one of the best tools for expressing one’s feelings. B. Orchestra D. Acapella
C. Vocal music in the romantic period requires singers to perform a
greater range of tones, colors, dynamics, and pitch. 13. The following are opera composers of the Romantic period,
D. Romanticism coincided with the Industrial Revolution in Western EXCEPT:
Europe that brought about the rise of socialism and capitalism. A. Giuseppe Verdi C. Georges Bizet
B. Franz Peter Schubert D. William Shakespeare

14. Which of the following terms is described as only two people

4TH QUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST IN MUSIC 9 singing the prose part and dialogues of the opera?
A. Aria C. Score
Direction: Read the questions carefully and write the correct answer in B. Libretto D. Recitative
your paper.
15. Among the group of male singers, Ethan has the highest voice. What
1. Who was one of the opera composers during the Romantic Period type of voice does he have?
which was registered with the legal name Alexandre-Cesar-Leopold A. Tenor C. Baritone
Bizet and his most famous opera is “Carmen”? B. Soprano D. Mezzo-soprano
A. Giuseppe Verdi C. Georges Bizet
B. Giacomo Puccini D. Richard Wagner II. Fill-in-the-blanks
A. Plot, Musical, and Theatrical Elements of an Opera 19. ________ is the text of an opera. It contains the story or the plot of
the opera.
Romanticism Libretto Baroque Period 20. The opera, from its very beginning, is accompanied by an
Orchestra Florentine Camerata instrumental ensemble called the ________.
B. Opera Composers and their Works
16. Since the development of the Opera by the _________ during the
17.__________, it has been an important musical expression,
La Traviata Tristan and Isolde
performance, and a form of entertainment. Carmen La Boheme Giacomo Puccini
18. __________, its focus on emotions, fits well with the concept with
which the opera was originally conceived.
21. _________ belonged to a group of composers who stressed realism;
19. ________ is the text of an opera. It contains the story or the plot of
therefore, he drew material from everyday life, rejecting heroic themes
the opera.
from mythology and history.
20. The opera, from its very beginning, is accompanied by an
22. _________ or ‘The Bohemian'. This refers to someone who leads an
instrumental ensemble called the ________.
unconventional and artistic life, as well as disregarding the stereotypical
B. Opera Composers and their Works social norms of their society.
23. _________ is an opera in three acts by Italian composer Giuseppe
La Traviata Tristan and Isolde Verdi. It means “the fallen woman” or “the one who goes astray” and
Carmen La Boheme Giacomo Puccini refers to the main character, Violetta Valéry, a courtesan.
24. _________ are lovers in a medieval romance based on Celtic
21. _________ belonged to a group of composers who stressed realism; legend. The hero Tristan goes to Ireland to ask the hand of Princess
therefore, he drew material from everyday life, rejecting heroic themes Isolde for his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall. On their return, the two
from mythology and history. mistakenly drink a love potion and fall deeply in love.
22. _________ or ‘The Bohemian'. This refers to someone who leads an 25. _________ is a dramatic tale of love, jealousy, and tragedy. It tells
unconventional and artistic life, as well as disregarding the stereotypical the story of a hopeless soldier, Don José, who is seduced by Carmen, a
social norms of their society. fiery gypsy woman with an appetite for smuggling.
23. _________ is an opera in three acts by Italian composer Giuseppe
III. Identification
Verdi. It means “the fallen woman” or “the one who goes astray” and
26. What is the highest female voice?
refers to the main character, Violetta Valéry, a courtesan.
27. What is the lowest male voice?
24. _________ are lovers in a medieval romance based on Celtic
28. What component of an opera refers to declamatory singing, used in
legend. The hero Tristan goes to Ireland to ask the hand of Princess
the prose parts and dialogue of opera?
Isolde for his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall. On their return, the two
29. The development of the Opera sprung from the idea of putting
mistakenly drink a love potion and fall deeply in love.
forward and exploring the concept of word painting.
25. _________ is a dramatic tale of love, jealousy, and tragedy. It tells
What is the meaning of the word painting?
the story of a hopeless soldier, Don José, who is seduced by Carmen, a
30. What is a combination of music, both vocal and instrumental,
fiery gypsy woman with an appetite for smuggling.
acting, visuals, and theatrics, tied together by a storyline; a combination
III. Identification of all the arts in one extravagant performance?
26. What is the highest female voice?
27. What is the lowest male voice?
28. What component of an opera refers to declamatory singing, used in
the prose parts and dialogue of opera?
29. The development of the Opera sprung from the idea of putting
forward and exploring the concept of word painting.
What is the meaning of the word painting?
30. What is a combination of music, both vocal and instrumental,
acting, visuals, and theatrics, tied together by a storyline; a combination
of all the arts in one extravagant performance?
12. A group of singers including Aliyah perform WITHOUT
instrumental accompaniment. What musical term can describe this
situation?
A. Trio C. Duet
B. Orchestra D. Acapella

13. The following are opera composers of the Romantic period,

EXCEPT:
A. Giuseppe Verdi C. Georges Bizet
B. Franz Peter Schubert D. William Shakespeare

14. Which of the following terms is described as only two people

singing the prose part and dialogues of the opera?
A. Aria C. Score
B. Libretto D. Recitative

15. Among the group of male singers, Ethan has the highest voice. What
type of voice does he have?
A. Tenor C. Baritone
B. Soprano D. Mezzo-soprano

II. Fill-in-the-blanks
A. Plot, Musical, and Theatrical Elements of an Opera

Romanticism Libretto Baroque Period

Orchestra Florentine Camerata

16. Since the development of the Opera by the _________ during the
17.__________, it has been an important musical expression,
performance, and a form of entertainment.
18. __________, its focus on emotions, fits well with the concept with
which the opera was originally conceived.