NOTRE DAME OF PIGCAWAYAN, INC.

Pigcawayan, Cotabato
Pre-Test
MAPEH 7
TEACHER: LLOYD MARVIN O. SUÑE
NAME: ____________________________________________ DATE: __________________
YEAR/SECTION: ______________________ SCORE: _________________
General Directions: Choose the correct answer to each question from the four given choices. Write the letter that
corresponds to the answer on a ½ lengthwise activity sheet.
MUSIC

___ 1. Who composed the famous piece "Für Elise"?

A. Johann Sebastian Bach C. Franz Schubert
B. Ludwig van Beethoven B D. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
___2. Which instrument belongs to the brass family?
A. Violin B. Flute C. Trombone D. Clarinet
___3. What is the purpose of a metronome in music?
A. To indicate pitch B. To measure volume C. To keep time D. To change tempo
___4. What is the musical term for gradually getting louder?
A. Diminuendo B. Forte C. Crescendo D. Pianissimo
___5. What does "legato" mean in music notation?
A. Play smoothly and connected C. Play loudly
B. Play with short, detached notes D. Play softly
___6. Who is known as the "King of Pop"?
A. Michael Jackson B. Elvis Presley C. Madonna D. Whitney Houston
___7. What is the standard tuning for a violin's strings from lowest to highest pitch?
A. G-D-A-E B. E-A-D-G C. A-D-G-C D. C-G-D-A
___8. What is a musical scale that consists of five notes?
A. Pentatonic scale B. Major scale C. Chromatic scale D. Minor scale
___9. What is the function of a conductor in an orchestra?
A. To play a solo instrument C. To compose music
B. To lead and coordinate the musicians D. To design stage lighting
___10. Which musical genre is characterized by its syncopated rhythms and improvisation?
A. Jazz B. Classical C. Opera D. Country

Arts
___11. Who painted the famous artwork "Starry Night"?
A. Vincent van Gogh B. Leonardo da Vinci C. Pablo Picasso D. Claude Monet
___12. What is the primary medium used in watercolor painting?
A. Oil B. Water-based paint C. Charcoal D. Clay
___13. What technique involves scratching through a layer of paint to reveal the layer beneath?
A. Pointillism B. Sgraffito C. Impasto D. Fresco
___14. Which art movement emphasized the expression of inner emotions and feelings?
A. Cubism B. Impressionism C. Expressionism D. Surrealism
___15. What is perspective in art?
A. The use of colors to create mood C. The balance of light and shadow
B. The symmetry of a composition D. The relationship between objects in terms of size and distance
___15. Who sculpted the famous statue "David"?
A. Michelangelo B. Donatello C. Leonardo da Vinci D. Raphael
___16. Which artist is known for his mobiles, kinetic sculptures that move with air currents?
A. Alexander Calder B. Salvador Dalí C. Jackson Pollock D. Andy Warhol
___17. What does the term "mixed media" refer to in art?
A. Art made from recycled materials C. Art that combines different materials and techniques
B. Art created by multiple artists D. Art displayed in various galleries
___18. Which color is considered a warm color?
A. Blue B. Green C. Red D. Purple
___19. What is the primary characteristic of abstract art?
A. Realistic portrayal of subjects C. Focus on light and shadow
B. Use of exaggerated forms and colors D. Emphasis on geometric shapes
___20. What does the term "resolution" refer to in digital images?
A. The size of the image file C. The clarity and sharpness of the image
B. The number of colors in the image D. The brightness and contrast of the image
___21. Which art form combines text, images, and sound to convey a message or story?
A. Animation B. Multimedia C. Photography D. Sculpture
___22. Which traditional dance originates from the Philippines?
A. Samba B. Hula C. Flamenco D. Tinikling
___22. Which traditional art form involves the creation of intricate patterns using colored rice or sand?
A. Ikebana B. Rangoli C. Origami D. Calligraphy
Physical Education
___23. What is the purpose of stretching exercises before physical activity?
A. To increase heart rate C. To cool down the body
B. To improve balance and coordination D. To warm up muscles and prevent injury
___24. Which exercise helps to develop cardiovascular endurance?
A. Weightlifting B. Yoga C. Running D. Stretching
___25. What is the correct posture for lifting weights?
A. Hunched back and rounded shoulders C. Straight back and bent knees
B. Arching back and locked knees D. Twisting torso and bending at the waist
___26. Which sport involves a shuttlecock and racquets?
A. Basketball B. Badminton C. Soccer D. Volleyball
___27. What does "anaerobic exercise" primarily involve?
A. Long periods of low-intensity activity C. Moderate-intensity continuous activity
B. Short bursts of high-intensity activity D. Stretching and flexibility exercises
___28. What is the primary benefit of cardiovascular exercise?
A. Increased muscle strength C. Improved flexibility
B. Enhanced heart and lung function D. Better balance and coordination
___29. Which of the following exercises primarily improves flexibility?
A. Running B. Weightlifting C. Yoga D. Swimming
___30. What are the health benefits of regular physical activity?
A. Increased risk of obesity C. Decreased flexibility
B. Improved mental health D. Reduced social interaction
___31. Which activity is best for improving muscular strength?
A. Jogging B. Cycling C. Weightlifting D. Swimming
___32. What does "cardiovascular endurance" refer to?
A. The ability of muscles to exert force
B. The ability to maintain balance and coordination
C. The ability to move joints through a full range of motion
D. The ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen to the body

Health

___33. What is the recommended daily intake of water for adolescents?

A. 1-2 cups B. 6-8 cups C. 10-12 cups D. 15-20 cups
___34. Which food group is a good source of protein?
A. Fruits and vegetables B. Dairy products C. Grains and cereals D. Meat and beans
___35. What does "calorie" measure in relation to food?
A. Nutrient content B. Energy content C. Protein content D. Fiber content
___36. What is the primary function of carbohydrates in the body?
A. Build muscle tissue C. Regulate body temperature
B. Provide long-term energy storage D. Enhance brain function
___37. Which vitamin is essential for healthy vision?
A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin C C. Vitamin D D. Vitamin E
___38. What is the correct way to wash hands effectively?
A. Use cold water and soap for at least 5 seconds C. Use hand sanitizer without water
B. Use warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds D. Use paper towels instead of air dryers
___39. Which statement about sleep is true?
A. Sleeping less than 4 hours is beneficial for health C. Sleep needs decrease as a person ages
B. Consistent lack of sleep can lead to health problems D. Sleeping irregularly is beneficial for memory
___40. Why is it important to practice good hygiene?
A. To avoid exercise-related injuries C. To improve social skills
B. To prevent the spread of infectious diseases D. To reduce physical fitness

Checked by: Checked by:

LLOYD MARVIN O. SUÑE REY ALVIN SUMANGHID DIONESIO T. AGANA

MAPEH Department Head JHS Academic Coordinator JHS Academic Coordinator

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