MAPEH 3PT (Latest)

Question 1

Classical composers often followed specific musical forms to structure their works. If you were a composer in this period, which form would you most likely use for organizing a piece?

Options:
A. A cappella
B. Motet
C. Sonata-Allegro
D. Fugue

Answer 1

Sonata-Allegro

Question 2

Composers revolutionized music by combining independent melodies to create rich, layered sounds. This technique is commonly used in musical mash-ups today. What is this technique called?

Answer 2

Polyphony

Question 3

Singers have unique vocal qualities that make their voices stand out, much like how instruments can sound distinct. Which element helps us identify and classify the unique characteristics of a voice?

Answer 3

Timbre

Question 4

In a classical music piece, you might notice the volume gradually builds up, what do you call this gradual increase of volume?

Answer 4

Crescendo

Question 5

Refers to a texture that consists of a single melodic line without any accompanying harmony or chords.

Answer 5

Monophonic Texture

Question 6

A piece of Baroque music often features multiple melodies weaving together, creating a highly intricate texture. What term describes this musical texture?

Answer 6

Homophonic

Question 7

Architectural feature that best showcases Neoclassicism’s connection to ancient greek roots?

Answer 7

The use of geometric symmetry and grand columns

Question 8

Latin word for Skill

Answer 8

ARS

Question 9

This a technique where small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials are assembled to form an image.

Answer 9

Mosaic

Question 10

Refers to the ability to move quickly and easily with coordination, balance, and control.

Answer 10

Agility

Question 11

The ability to exert force quickly, often combining strength and speed.

Answer 11

Power

Question 12

The ability to sustain physical or mental effort over a long period of time.

Answer 12

Endurance

Question 13

Slows down the nervous system, causing relaxation and drowsiness

Answer 13

Depressants

Question 14

Speeds up the nervous system causing increase of alertness and energy

Answer 14

Stimulants

Question 15

Method for best choice for creating a large mural outdoors

Answer 15

Acrylic

Question 16

Study of how the environment impacts human health. It’s a branch of public health that aims to create healthy environments by reducing exposure to harmful agents in the environment.

Answer 16

Environmental Health

Question 17

An oil or petroleum released into land or water

Answer 17

Oil spill

Question 18

A widespread illegal logging, agricultural expansion and land conversion

Answer 18

Deforestation

Question 19

A type of art known for exaggerated and elaborate details, linked to an irregularly shaped pearl.

Answer 19

Baroque

Question 20

A traditional method of painting on a wooden panel

Answer 20

Panel painting

Question 21

Emphasized realistic portrayal of human figures and perspective

Answer 21

Renaissance Art

Question 22

Hailed as the “William Shakespeare of the Philippines” and known for writing Florante at
Laura.

Answer 22

Francisco Baltazar

Question 23

Sacred, unaccompanied vocal music of the Catholic Church

Answer 23

Gregorian chant

Question 24

A series of musical notes that are grouped together to create a tune. It’s the main musical line in a song, and it’s often the most memorable part. It consists of Pitch, Rhythm, Contour, and Repetition

Answer 24

Melody

Question 25

Musical texture where multiple performers play or sing variations of the same melody at the same time.

Answer 25

Heterophony

Question 26

Vocal music without instrumental accompaniment

Answer 26

A cappella

Question 27

Music piece that uses interwoven melodies based on a single music idea.

Answer 27

Fugue

Question 28

He was seen as a prodigy, a musical genius. He was one of the most celebrated composers of all time. His works: Symphony No. 40 in G Minor Eine kleine Nachtmusik Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major Requiem in D Minor The Magic Flute Lacrimosa (from Requiem) Clarinet Concerto in A Major Symphony No. 41 "Jupiter" Don Giovanni The Marriage of Figaro

Answer 28

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Question 29

German composer and pianist, widely regarded as one of the greatest musicians in history. His music bridged the Classical and Romantic periods, revolutionizing symphonies, sonatas, and concertos. Despite losing his hearing later in life, he composed some of his most famous works , including Symphony No. 5, Symphony No. 9 ("Ode to Joy"), Moonlight Sonata, and Fidelio.

Answer 29

Ludwig Van Beethoven

Question 30

was a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist, known for his deeply expressive and technically brilliant piano music. Often called the "Poet of the Piano," he wrote mostly solo piano works, including nocturnes, waltzes, polonaises, and études. his works: Nocturne in E-flat Major, Op. 9 No. 2 Ballade No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 23 Étude Op. 10 No. 3 ("Tristesse") Polonaise in A-flat Major, Op. 53 ("Heroic") Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66

Answer 30

Frederic Francois Chopin

Question 31

Refers to the artistic expressions of early civilizations, spanning from prehistoric times to the fall of the Roman Empire. It includes paintings, sculptures, pottery, and architecture created by cultures such as the Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Greeks, Romans, Chinese, and Mayans.

Answer 31

Ancient Art

Question 32

Three major architectural styles during the classical period.

Answer 32

Doric (basic) Ionic (curls) Corinthian (sculpture)

Question 33

Greatest monument of the Golden age of Athens in Greece

Answer 33

The Parthenon

Question 34

It is famous for its breathtaking frescoes (Creation of Adam) painted by Michelangelo.

Answer 34

Sistine Chapel

Question 35

The way people live their lives daily

Answer 35

Lifestyle

Question 36

Refers to the healthful ways of maintaining a healthy weight

Answer 36

Weight management

Question 37

numerical value calculated from a person's height and weight to assess body fat levels and categorize weight status.

Answer 37

Body mass index (BMI)

Question 38

Foundation of Western Music

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Medieval Era

Question 39

the cultural and intellectual revival in Europe, marked by advancements in art, science, literature, and philosophy.

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Renaissance era

Question 40

period of dramatic, ornate, and expressive art, music, and architecture. Characterized by grandeur, contrast, and movement

Answer 40

Baroque era

Question 41

Industrial Revolution

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Classical era

Question 42

an Italian Renaissance composer known for his sacred choral music. A key figure of the Counter-Reformation, he refined polyphonic composition most famous work: Missa Papae Marcelli

Answer 42

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

Question 43

What are the english names of these latin sacred choral music: - Kyrie Eleison - Gloria - Credo - Sanctus - Agnus Dei

Answer 43

- prayer of mercy - Joyful hymn of praise - the apostles creed - holy - lamb of God

Question 44

An aggressive anti-narcotics campaign aimed at eliminating illegal drug use and trafficking. It involved police operations, arrests, and controversial extrajudicial killings of suspected drug offenders.

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War on drugs- Duterte

Question 45

Pain Relievers

Answer 45

Narcotics

Question 46

Alters perception, mood, and thought process

Answer 46

Hallucinogens

Question 47

Inhaled for a short but intense feelings of euphoria, relaxation, and hallucinations.of

Answer 47

Inhalants

Question 48

System of managing in sports to ensure the game remains fair

Answer 48

Sports officiating

Question 49

Harm inflicted on oneself and others deliberately

Answer 49

intentional injuries

Question 50

Caused by direct blows or collisions, swelling, discoloration, and tenderness

Answer 50

Contusions or Bruises

Question 51

twisted or torn ligaments, causes pain, swelling, and minimal movement

Answer 51

Sprain

Question 52

overstretched muscle causing it to tear, causes pain, swelling, and minimal movement.

Answer 52

Strain

Question 53

Broken bone

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Fracture

Question 54

Misaligned bones

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Dislocation

Question 55

capacity of the muscle fibers, tendons, and joints to extend in a full span of motion

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Flexibility

Question 56

Ability to maintain the body's stability while standing or moving

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Balance

Question 57

Ability to move the body or parts of it in the shortest time.

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speed

Question 58

Ability to use inputs from the senses to be able to move the parts of the body.

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coordination

Question 59

Ability to reach or respond quickly to a particular stimulus.

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reaction time

Question 60

Drugs that are restricted and that it can only be purchased legally prescribed

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Prescription drugs

Question 61

Over-the-counter drugs that do not need a prescription from a doctor

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Nonprescription drugs

Question 62

The intentional or unintentional use of prescribed medication in a manner.

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Substance misuse

Question 63

chemical substance that is an extremely addictive stimulant. Also known as "poor man's cocaine"

Answer 63

Methamphetamine or Shabu

Question 64

set of medical supplies for treating minor injuries and emergencies.

Answer 64

first-aid

Question 65

Known for solid architecture, rounded arches, detailed sculptures on churches, stained glass

Answer 65

Romanesque and Gothic Art

Question 66

The overall condition of the body, including fitness, nutrition, and the absence of disease.

Answer 66

Physical Health

Question 67

The ability to build and maintain healthy relationships and interact effectively with others.

Answer 67

Social Health

Question 68

Emotional and psychological well-being, including the ability to handle stress and maintain cognitive function.

Answer 68

Mental Health

Question 69

The ability to manage emotions, cope with stress, and maintain a balanced mood.

Answer 69

Emotional Health

Question 70

The overall well-being of a group of people within a specific area, focusing on disease prevention, access to healthcare, and promoting a healthy environment.

Answer 70

Community Health

Question 71

A sense of purpose, values, and inner peace, often connected to personal beliefs or faith.

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Spiritual Health

Question 72

For sprains and strains: PRICE method

Answer 72

Protect, rest, ice, compression, elevation

Question 73

smoking, alcohol Can lead to addiction of other drugs

Answer 73

Gateway Drugs

Question 74

substances that cause immediate effects but may not necessarily lead to prolonged use or addiction.

Answer 74

short-term drugs

Question 75

substances that, when used repeatedly, can lead to addiction, dependence, and chronic health issues.

Answer 75

long-term drugs