Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SAN MATEO SUB-OFFICE

Name: ______________________________________ School: ____________________

Grade and Section: ____________________________ Date: ______________________
FOURTH QUARTERLY ASSESSMENT IN MAPEH 9
MULTIPLE CHOICE
General Direction: Identify the correct term being described by the following statements. Write the letter of
your answer on the space provided in each item.

MUSIC

_____1. It is a theatrical composition that consists of a solo, ensemble, choral singers, dancers, and
instrumentalists.
a. Art Song b. Musical c. Opera d. Ballet

_____2. It is a set of music that is staged with scenery, costumes, and movement.
a. Libretto b. ABA form c. Die Schone Mullerin d. Song

_____3. It is often used as a musical setting of an independent poem or text intended for concert repertory
or as a recital for formal social occasions.
a. Art Song b. Opera c. Musical d. Theater

_____4. It is an air or solo singing part is sung by a principal character this song is what the public will
remember best when leaving the opera house.
a. Libretto b. Recitative c. Score d. Aria

_____5. What do you call the lowest male voice?

a. Soprano b. Tenor c. Vibrato d. Bass

_____6. It has all the musical notes, words and ideas to help the performers tell the story.
a. Libretto b. Recitative c. Score d. Aria

_____7. He is one of the well- known composers in his time. His famous operas were: “La Boheme”,
“Tosca”, “Madame Butterfly”, and “Turandot”.
a. Schubert b. Puccini c. Verdi d. Bizet

_____8. He was born in Leipzig, Germany on May 22, 1813.Tristan and Isolde are some of his famous
opera compositions.
a. Puccini b. Bizet c. Wagner d. Verdi

_____9. What do you call the person who directs the singers and musicians during the performance?
a. Conductor c. Producer
b. Musician d. Composer

_____10. What do you call the piece of music played before the show starts?
a. Overture b. Encore c. Trailer d. Entreacte

_____11. He wrote operas with political overtones for a middle-class audience

a. Schubert b. Puccini c. Verdi d. Bizet

_____12. It is a declamatory singing used in the prose part of the dialogue of opera.
a. Libretto b. Recitative c. Score d. Aria

_____13. What do you call the highest female voice?

a. Soprano b. Tenor c. Vibrato d. Bass

_____14. Which opera term means "a formal, serious opera, particularly prevalent in the 18th century"?
a. Bass b. Opera Seria c. Prompter d. Opera Buffa

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_____15. Which of the following is correct from highest to lowest in a male voice?
a. Tenor-Baritone-Bass c. Baritone-Bass-Tenor
b. Bass-Baritone-Tenor d. Baritone-Tenor-Bass

ARTS

_____16. Who is the first actor and the one who used masks in the play?
a. Zeus b. Thepsis c. Etruscan d. Aristhophanes

_____17. Which of the following is the other term for theater buildings?
a. Castle b. Gymnasium c. Theatron d. Theater House

_____18. It is a formalized form of dance that came from Italian Renaissance courts
a. Hip hop b. Pop Dance c. Contemporary d. Ballet

_____19. During this art era, theaters were not allowed all over Europe. a. Baroque Sculpture
a. Renaissance c. Baroque
b. Medieval d. Classical

_____20. It is the major element in Greek Theater which is defined as a large circular/rectangular at the
center part of the theater.
a. Orchestra b. Stage c. Audience d. Theatron

_____21. In Greek theatre, what is the name of the group on stage who reacts to the scene the way that the
playwright intends for the audience to react.
a. Theatron b. Chorus c. Antigone d. Thespis

_____22. What was one of the first types of theater to emerge in the ancient world?
a. Staged Readings c. Pantomime
b. Morality Plays d. Improv

_____23. What were the 3 original types of plays?

a. comedy, tragedy, and satyr c. tragedy, satyr, and drama
b. only tragedy and comedy d. medieval, greek, and roman

_____24. What is a main characteristic of Roman Drama?

a. often written about the history of Rome
b. many were "closet dramas" meant to be read rather than performed
c. plays were imitations of Greek theater, typically made fun of the original form
d. all of the above

_____25. Which of the following is NOT an element of Greek Theater:

a. The Chorus c. Masks
b. Poetic and stylized language d. Morality Plays

_____26. What is the name of the famous theater where Shakespeare's plays were performed?
a. The Globe Theater c. Queen Theater
b. London Bridge Theater d. World Theater

_____27. This is one of the permanent theaters in Rome that is the same as the theatron in Athens.
a. Theatre of Popeye c. Theatre of Greek
b. Theatre of Pompey d. Theatre of Achilles

_____28. How do some of the Greek directors, get there ideas in making at theatrical play?
a. They think of ideas themselves c. They use rituals, and myths
b. They get inspiration from somewhere d. They ask people what they want to see

_____29. What did Greek actors do, if they wanted to play a woman's role during a performance?
a. They put on makeup c. They wear masks and costumes
b. They're not allowed d. They covered their faces

_____30. What do you call the backdrop of the stage in Greek Theater?
a. Orchestra b. Theatron c. Skene d. Parados

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

HEALTH

Prepared by: Checked by:

Maiko C. Del Rosario Alwin B. Vergara

Teacher I, GNHS Principal-Consultant

Validated by: Noted by:

Nerissa A. Lopez Ma. Cristina C. Camarse

MAPEH Coordinator PSDS

Corazon D. Alolor
English Coordinator

ANSWER KEY

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 MUSIC ARTS PHYSICAL HEALTH
EDUCATION
1. A 16. A 31. A 46. B
2. B 17. C 32. C 47. A
3. B 18. C 33. D 48. A
4. C 19. A 34. B 49. B
5. A 20. B 35. D 50. C
6. C 21. A 36. C 51. A
7. A 22. C 37. B 52. B
8. B 23. B 38. D 53. B
9. C 24. A 39. B 54. D
10. A 25. D 40. A 55. D
11. D 26. C 41. D 56. A
12. B 27. A 42. A 57. A
13. C 28. D 43. D 58. A
14. A 29. C 44. B 59. A
15. D 30. A 45. A 60. B

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