Mapeh Week 5-8

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region VII, Central Visayas
Division of Cebu Province
District of San Francisco
SUMMATIVE TEST IN MUSIC 6-QUARTER 3-WEEK 5-8
Read each question carefully and choose your answer inside the box.
Timbre Dynamics Violin Trumpet Flute Orchestra Rondalla
Tuba Double bass Harp Bass Drum Picollo Drum and Lyre Corps
Conductor Woodwind String Brass Percussion Maracass Triangle
1. This is a crude musical instruments that can be played by shaking. It can be made of coocnut shells with small
stones inside to produce rattling sounds when shaken.
2. What do you call the person leading an orchestra?
3. ______is a basic element of music, define as the specific tone or quality that a certain instrument or voice
has.
4. ______ is an element of music that describes the loudness or softness of a sound.
5. It is a big group of musicians playing musical instruments together at the same time with a conductor?
6. ____________ are made up of all string instruments that originates from the Spain.
7. ______________is a marching ensemble consisting of percussion Instruments and it was originated in the
Philippine.
8. This are made of brass with a cup-shaped mouthpiece. Musicians use their breath to produce sound thus you
vibrate your own lips by buzzing them against the mouthpiece.
9. This instruments are played by either striking (with hands, sticks or mallets), shaking or scraping.
10. What are the largest family of instruments in the orchestra and are played by either using a "bow" or using
the fingers to "pluck"?
11. The instruments in this family all used to be made of wood, which gives them their name but now they are
made of long hollow tube of metal, wood or both and are played by "blowing into or across" the mouthpiece.
12. The _____is a woodwind instrument that produces sound through a wooden reed and by holding it
sideways with both hands and blowing across a hole in the mouthpiece.
13. ______ is shaped a little like the number 7 and has 47 strings of varying lengths and is tall.
14. What is the biggest member of the string family which allows it to play the lowest sound?
15. The __________is the baby of the string family and makes the highest sound.
16. A ______ is a shorter version of the flute and plays the highest notes of all the woodwinds in the orchestra.
17. This is the grandfather of the brass family and is the largest and lowest brass instrument with its deep rich
sound.
18. The _________is a very large drum and makes the lowest sounds.
19. A __________ is a small metal bar that is bent into the shape of a triangle and makes a ringing high sound
when you hit it.
20. The _______ the smallest member of its family and plays the highest pitches with its bright and vibrant
sound.
Test II. Choose the letter only.

1. The dynamics effect of gradually growing louder is called __________.
A. Forte B. Decrescendo C. Crescendo D. Piano
2. pp is a symbol of what dynamics term?
A. Piano B. Pianissimo C. Pianississimo D. Pianissississimo
3. Mezzo Piano has a symbol of mp and it means __________.
A. getting softer B. very loud C. very quiet D. moderately soft
4. The dynamics effect of gradually get quieter is called __________.
A. Forte B. Decrescendo C. Crescendo D. Piano
5. Mezzo Forte has a symbol of mf and it means __________.
A. getting softer B. very loud C. moderately loud D. moderately soft
PE
Complete the paragraph below. Choose your answer wisely inside the box.
The indigenous ____1____dance of Philippines mimics the battle between the Christian and the Muslim
Moro tribesmen. Maglalatik is also called as Manlalatik which means “latik-maker” or Magbabao where “bao”
means “a______2____”. All dancers are male with harnesses of coconut shells attached on their chests, backs,
thighs, and hips. _______3___wear red trousers while the ____4___show up in blue. The Maglalatik embodies
the element of a battle, reconciliation, and a prize as well –the latik or “coconut meat”. It is usually performed
during religious processions at the town fiesta of___5____. It is also a mark of obeisance to the patron of the
town, San Isidro de Labrador. A calm and elegant display of harmless weaponry, Maglalatik is a four-part war
dance, such as the palipasan and the escaramura or the reconciliation, which the Moro had won technically.
Maglalatik coconut shell Christian dancers Biñan, Laguna Moro dancers
Directions: Write / if the statement is correct about the nature, safety precautions and the different skills
involved in Maglalatik and X if not.
_____1. One should carry sharp objects while dancing.
_____2. One should have an appropriate stretching routine before and after dancing.
_____3. Wear comfortable and proper dance attire.
_____4. Maglalatik involves coordination as it lets you move the different parts of your body simultaneously
without confusion.
_____5. Cardiovascular endurance is developed while dancing Maglalatik.
_____6. Maglalatik is a mock-war dance.
_____7. The dance Maglalatik originated from Biñan, Laguna.
_____8. The prize of the battle between the Christian and the Muslim Moro tribesmen is the latik or “coconut
meat”.
_____9. The Muslim Moro tribesmen won the battle.
_____10. Dancing folk dances like Maglalatik does not develop gracefulness.
HEALTH
Put a check (√) mark if the sentence talks about clean water and air. And (x) mark if it does not. Write your
answer before the number.
_____ 1. A jeepney emits black smoke on the road.
_____ 2. Plastics are burnt in the dumpsite.
_____ 3. Samuel cleans the clogged canal.
_____ 4. Electric tricycles are now used for transportation in some areas.
_____ 5. Dried leaves are kept in the compost heap for decomposition.
_____ 6. Backyard piggeries flush out the pigs’ waste to the river.
_____ 7. Tourists throw their trashes anywhere at the beach.
_____ 8. Our Municipal Local Government practices the "No Segregation, No Collection Policy" of the garbage at
home.
_____ 9. Dead bodies of "hit-and-run" animals are buried in the ground by the Barangay Local Government.
_____ 10. Hairstylists use aerosol sprays during make-up and hair-do sessions on fiesta celebrations.

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Maglalatik coconut shell Christian dancers Biñan, Laguna Moro dancers

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