1) The music in this era is known for its intense energy and passion. The fixed forms of classical music yielded greater expression, and music alongside art, literature and theatre. a) Classical b) Baroque c) Romantic d) Renaissance 2) This instrumental music is in free form and requires a high level of virtuosity from the performer. a) composer b) orchestra c) program music d) piano music 3) They considered music the art form most capable of expressing the full range of human emotion.  a) Composers b) Dancers c) Artists d) Producers 4) Which of the following statements is not a primary inspiration for Romantic music? a) Fascination with the supernatural b) Exploring nature such as using musical techniques to imitate the sounds c) Incorporating modern music or stories d) Conveying extreme emotional states 5) Romantic composers were more than just composers. They were considered virtuosos. Who among these famous musicians are excellent examples of Romantic virtuosos?  a) Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven b) Bach, Handel, Vivaldi c) Palestrina, Morley, Des Prez d) Paganini, Liszt Brahms 6) What popular form of program music from the Romantic era was intended to paint a scene where it transports the listener, which may or may not be a narrative story?where it transports the listener, which may or may not be a narrative storywhere it transports the listener, which may or may not be a narrative story a) Etude b) Prelude c) Symphonic or tone poem d) Ballade 7) What was the focus of music and art during the Romantic Period? a) The qualities associated with music and arts are grandeur, emotional exuberance, richness, and dramatic dynamism. b) There was an increased awareness of nature, a revival of classical learning, and a more individualistic view of man. c) It was the cultural return to the classical values of antiquity. d) It was marked by an emphasis on originality, individuality, emotional expression, freedom, and experimentation of form. 8) What short composition is intended to showcase the virtuoso skill and as a training exercise for students? a) Etude b) Impromptu c) polonaise d) ballade 9) What orchestral innovation did Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky create in his composition 1812 Overture during the romantic period? a) He borrowed a style from the Classical era. b) He used non-traditional instruments like cannons. c) He recorded the sound of storms and floods. d) He developed new musical instruments. 10) Nationalism through Music was created to promote and inspire patriotic sentiments. One of the Romantic composer who expressed his love for his country, Poland, was Frederic Chopin. If you were asked to create a poem based on a Filipino song would you use as a reference to show patriotism to your country? a) Pandanggo sa Ilaw b) Pilipinas kong Mahal c) Pamulinawe d) Philippine Lullaby, Uyayi 11) A sculpture commemorates the Swiss Guards massacred in 1792 during the French Revolution a) Psyche Awakened By Cupid's Kiss b) Marble Christ c) Bronze David d) Dying lion in Lucerne 12) Guillermo Estrella Tolentino and Napoleon Isabelo Veloso Abueva are both Philippine National Artists in what form of arts?   a) Sculpture b) Pottery c) Architecture d) Painting 13) Which of the following is a cultural dance performed to the strong beats of percussion instruments by a community of people sharing the same culture usually done in honor of a patron saint or in thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest? a) cultural dance b) festival dance c) social dance d) folk dance 14) Why is festival dancing an excellent way to reduce or maintain one's weight? a) It easily burns fats off. b) It burns the desired number of calories stored in the body depending on the intensity of the activity c) It makes one achieve a desired body figure. d) It exhausts one's energy to the extent that he can hardly catch his breath off. 15) The following festival is celebrated in honor of Sto. Nino except one; a) Dinagyang festival b) Bangus festival c) Ati - atihan festival d) Sinulog festival 16) The students will go to the Longganisa festival. Where does this event take place? a) Bukidnon b) Ilo-ilo c) Vigan d) Manila 17) In what province does the Sinulog festival celebrate? a) Cebu b) Laguna c) Batanes d) Bukidnon 18) The aim of the festival is to promote the city as the “City of Smiles” a) Sinulog Festival b) Dinagyang Festival c) Masskara Festival d) Kaamulan Festival 19) A locomotor movement that springs from one foot and landing on the same foot a) galloping b) skipping c) leaping d) Hopping 20) In which movement does walk,run,step, and jump are categorized? a) Manipulative movements b) locomotor movements c) Non-locomotor movements d) fundamental movements 21) It is used when the victim is conscious or has revived. It aims to detect everything about the patient's conditions. a) vital signs b) accident c) primary d) secondary 22) ABC are mnemonics for essential steps used by both medical professionals and lay persons such as first aiders when dealing with a patient. Which does not belong? a) Breathing b) circulation c) compression d) airway 23) How does First Aid compare to CPR? Choose the best answer a) First aid is performed immediately, while cpr is performed after an ambulance has arrived b) First aid is relatively simple, while CPR is often difficult and complicated c) First aid is for minor injuries, while CPR is used when someone has no pulse or has stopped breathing 24) Which festival dance in the Philippines is celebrated every July in South Cotobato as a celebration of the Abaca cloth weaving industry? a) T'nalak Festival b) Pahiyas festival c) Sinulog Festival d) Ati-atihan Festival 25) He was the most famous animal sculptor of all time. He studied the anatomy of his subjects by sketching residents of the Paris zoo. a) Francois Rude b) Antoine Louis-Barye c) Bertel Thorvalsden d) Antonio Canova

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