MUSIC QUARTER 4 MODULE 1

._____1. The instruments used in the Ati-atihan festival are _____ instruments. Which of the following will
best complete the thought of the sentence? A. percussion B. stringed C. wood wind D. brass wind

._____2. The Ati-atihan Festival shows many character traits of the people of Kalibo. Which of the
following is not a character trait of the festival? A. creative B. religious C. friendly D. self centered

_____3. Based on the stories about the origin of the Ati-atihan festival, what type of festival does this
event belong? A. religious C. Both religious and secular B. secular D. none

_____4. What sector of the society is primarily benefited in this kind of event? A. tourism B. agriculture C.
industry D. religious

_____5. Ati-atihan festival is considered as one of the greatest street parties in the world. Why do you
think the international critics said so? A. The music is very loud. B. The dance step is very easy to learn.
C. The participants wear colorful costumes. D. The people watching the parade are not just spectators
but can participate as well.

_____6. Why do you think this festival is dubbed as the “Mother of Philippine Festivals”? A. Most
participants are mothers. B. It is the oldest festival in the country. C. The whole event is dedicated to all
mothers. D. The main theme of the festival is about Mother Nature.

_____7. Drums are the primary instrument in this festival because _____. Which of the following will best
complete the thought of the statement? A. It is easy to play. B. The loud sound produced by the drum
keeps the whole festival moving. C. Drums are easy to make and do not require expensive materials in
its production. D. It is required by the organizers of the festival.

_____8. Based on the stories about the origin of the Ati-atihan festival, the Aetas are ____ people. A.
creative B. good hunter C. patriotic D. friendly

_____9. The phrase Hala Bira! Pwera Pasma! suggests an attitude of an Ati-atihan participant. Which
among these attitudes is not a requirement? A. healthy B. joyful C. patience D. rich

_____10. What meter is used in the Ati-atihan music? A. duple B. triple C. quadruple D. free time

_____11. Why do the participants of this festival paint their skin black? A. To look like the first inhabitants
of the island B. To serve as protection from the heat of the sun C. To easily matches the color of their
costumes D. To use a color that can be easily produced

_____12. Why do you think other provinces in the country today hold the same kind of event? A. It is good
for the economy. B. This event will attract many tourists to visit the place. C. It will foster good
relationship between church and state. D. This will showcase the talent of the locals.

_____13. How can this kind of activity help preserve the local culture of the place? A. A strong bond
between participants is developed. B. The creativity of the people is enhanced. C. The cycle of creative
storytelling through dance and music continues to roll. D. Different sides of the story will arise due to
interpretation and creativity

____14. As a student, how can you help promote this kind of activity? A. I will watch more videos from the
internet. B. I will perform well during activities like this in the MAPEH class. C. I will make future
researches regarding the festival. D. I will write my own story about the festival

. _____15. The Ati-atihan festival is included in the 300 best festivals in the world. As a young Filipino,
how would you react to this statement? A. I will be happy because we are recognized around the world.
B. I will be proud because our culture is recognized and respected worldwide. C. I will be proud because
our talents are world class. D. I will be happy because despite what our country is experiencing now, we
still manage to produce world class activity that will lessen the burden of the problems.
ANSWER KEY: A - 1. D - 2. C - 3. A - 4. D - 5. B- 6. B- 7. D -8. D 9.- C -10. A -11. A -12. C -13. B - 14

ANSWER MAY VARY - 15

1. Based on the history of the Kadayawan festival, which type of festival does it belong?

A. Religious B. Secular C. Ethnic D. modern

2. The Kadayawan festival portrays many Filipino values. Which of the following does not belong to the Filipino
values?

A. Grateful B. Artistic C. Creative D. business minded

3. Which of the following opportunities is not being offered by the Kadayawan festival?

A. business and trade B. cultural exposure C. recreation D. mining

4. Which of the following statements is TRUE about Kadayawan festival?

A. Its music uses loud speakers. B. The drums are made from imported materials. C. This festival incorporates vocal
music and kulintang ensemble in its music. D. Like Ati-atihan, this is a religious type of festival.

5. How can this festival help Davao city?

A. Through tourism development B. Through territorial security C. Through inter-religious activities D. Through food
security

6. As a Filipino youth, how can you help promote this kind of activity?

A. By memorizing the steps of the festival. B. By not littering during the parade. C. By joining in this kind of
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7. Why do festivals use large drums in their music?

A. Because large drums produce loud sound that makes the event lively. B. Because these drums are used to drive
away bad spirits. C. Because loud music from these drums sends signals to nearby barangay. D. Because large
drums bring “astig factor” to the contingent

. 8. How can this kind of activity help strengthen the cooperation of the people?

A. Through a continuous daily practice that enables participants to know other people. B. By sharing different
cultures from different people C. By extending whatever helps everyone in the community could give to the
participants. D. By securing the peace and order through the help of the police and civilian volunteers.

9. Which of the following is a TRUE concept about the Kadayawan Festival? A. It is a newly organized festival. B. It is
a thanksgiving dance to Sto. Niño C.
Kadayawan is not its original name. D. The lumads name this festival Kadayawan.

10. From whom does the term come from?

A. Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte B. Davao City Mayor Elias B. Lopez C. Apo Duwaling D. The people of Davao

11. Why does the Kulintang ensemble is used in Kadayawan Festival? A. Because this ensemble has a unique ringing
sound. B. Because it requires skillful instrument players. C. Because its sound can be easily heard by the dancers.
D. Because it has the identity of Mindanao

. 12. What is the main reason of holding Kadayawan Festival? A. In order to showcase the talent of Davaoeños. B. So
that, they can bring and attract more tourists to Davao. C. In order to offer thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest. D.
For them to heal the wounds brought by the martial law.

13. Which of the following ideas talks about the element timbre? A. A kulintang sounds bright while the log drum
sounds dark. B. The manner of playing varies depending on what the story tells. C. It uses all instruments for the
climax and less for introductory part. D. The chant can be easily learned and recalled by the audience.
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14. In which of the following can the musical element texture be identified?
 A. The use of slow beat and fast beat adds excitement to the composition. B. The combination of wind and
percussion instruments add life to the music. C.
High tones and low tones add drama to the story. D. Variations in playing of the instrument adds beauty to the sound
produced.

15. Which of the following choices does not suit the Kadayawan festival music?

A. a king and a queen dancing the waltz B. the sound of a train coming C. marching elephants in the jungle D.
running horses in the farm

ANSWER KEY:
1. B 2. D 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. C 7. A 8. C 9. C 10. A. 11. D 12. C 13. A
14. B 15. A
MUSIC QUARTER 4 MODULE 3

1. What does the word “Morion” mean?

A. It is a helmet worn by Spanish soldier in the 16th century. B. It is a tunic worn by a Roman soldier. C. It is a sword used by
Roman centurion. D. It is a piece of soft wood beaten by Morion.

2. Which festival in Valencia, Spain is similar to the Moriones Festival?

A. Moriones de Cristos Festival B. Festival de Moros Centurion C. Festival de Moros y Cristianos D. Festival de Moriones

3. When was the Moriones Festival first celebrated in the Philippines?

A. 1887 B. 1878 C. 1807 D. 1907

4. Which of the following stories is used by Father Dionisio in mounting the festival?

A. The story of the Spanish centurion B. The story of a Roman centurion name Longinus C. The story of Jesus Christ D. The story
of Pasyon

5. Why do the people of Marinduque celebrate the parade around the town with heavy costume for seven days?

A. It is a way of atonement for their sins. B. It is for fun and enjoyment. C. It is a way of entertaining people. D. It is a way
of worship.

6. Which of the six towns of Marinduque did not host a gigantic stage for the Moriones Festival?

A. Gasan B. Torrijos C. Mogpog D. Sta. Cruz

7. How is the Moriones Festival described?

A. It is a float parade of fresh fruits and flowers. B. It is a festival to express friendliness and goodwill to people. C. It is a folk-
religious festival. D. It is A and C

8. How do locals of Marinduque preserve the ingenuity of the festival?

A. They kept away tourists from joining the festival. B. They kept the original name of the festival, “Moryonan.” C. They kept the
festival from propagating to neighboring towns.
D. They kept it to attract tourists

9. Which of the following best describes “Moriones”?

A. They are locals dressed up in costumes and masks similar with that of a Roman Soldier. B. They are tourists who willingly join
the celebration. C. They are spectators behind the celebration. D. They are women who watch the celebration.

10. What makes the Moriones Festival unique from other Philippine festivals?

A. The creation of brightly colored and lively costume B. The reenactment of the suffering of Christ and His follower Longinus C.
The wearing of decorative wooden mask. D. All of the options above

11. Which of the following events are incorporated in the celebration of the Moriones Festival?

A. Via Crucis B. Santo Sepulcro C. A and B D. Veneration to Virgin Mary

12. Why is the Moriones Festival celebrated among the people of Marinduque?

A. It is a way to welcome guests and tourists. B. It is a way to bring them closer to God. C. It is an expression of respect. D.
It is an expression of love.
 13. How is Morionism described?

A. It states that the soul is housed on a perishing, superficial body. B. It states that the soul is mortal. C. It states that physical and
mental tortures are against moral laws. D. It states that the soul is mortal.

14. Which of the following events highlighted the celebration of the Moriones Festival?

A. Pabasa B. Santo Sepulcro C. Reenactment of the life of Longinus D. Parade of the locals

15. Why do farmers and fishermen of Marinduque engage themselves as “Morions” of the festival?

A. It is a vow of penance and thanksgiving. B. It brings them back and closer to God. C. It is A and B. D. It is a way to bring peace.

ANSWER KEY :

1. A 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. A 6. B 7. C 8. B 9. A 10. B 11. C 12. B 13. A 14. C 15. C