MUSIC

1. Chance music is named because of the combination of external sounds that cannot be
duplicated as each happens by chance.
2. A painting that depicts the rhythm and movement of a jazz performance would best
represent the fusion of music and visual art during the 20th century.
3. Photography influenced Impressionist artists by encouraging them to focus on fleeting
moments of action in daily life.
4. Arnold Schoenberg is known for introducing atonality and the twelve-tone technique during
the 20th century.
5. George Gershwin is accurately recognized as the “Father of American Jazz” for his influence
and work in the genre.
6. Igor Stravinsky was known for his influence on both primitivism and neo-classicism in 21st-
century music.
7. In Claude Debussy's "Clair de Lune," rich, extended chords and unconventional harmonic
progressions contribute to its expressive and atmospheric quality.
8. In an Impressionist piece, you would not expect to hear atonality and the twelve-tone scale,
which lack stable and conventional harmonies.
9. Bartók’s interest in folk music influenced his compositions through Hungarian folk
musicians and violin virtuosos.
10. The term "Avant-garde Music" describes music that is intended to convey an impression
rather than a dramatic or narrative idea.
11. Performing a 20th-century serial composition challenges a musician’s understanding of
traditional music theory by requiring them to abandon conventional scales and work within a
twelve-tone structure.
12. In John Cage’s “4'33",” the performer’s role shifts to emphasizing silence and
environmental sounds rather than traditional music-making.
13. When performing a 20th-century avant-garde piece, experimenting with unusual sound
sources and improvisation is most appropriate.
14. When performing Impressionist music, employing subtle transitions and blurred
harmonies creates a sense of atmosphere.
15. To create musique concrète, you should record different sounds from the environment
and arrange them in various ways.
16. 20th-century classical music describes art music that was written nominally from 1901 to
2000, inclusive.
17. Most of the sounds EMANATE from the surroundings, both natural and man-made, such as
honking cars, rustling leaves, blowing wind, dropping water, or ringing phone.
18. Claude Debussy (1862-1918) was born in St. Germain-en-Laye in France on August 22,
1862, entered the Paris Conservatory in1873.
19. Music of the 20th century includes impressionism, whose music focuses on mood and
atmosphere; and expressionism, a musical style expressing intense, subjective emotions and
dissonance.
20. The 20th century saw dramatic innovations in musical forms and styles. Composers and
songwriters explored new forms and sounds that challenged the previous styles of the 19th
century.
 ARTS
1. Abstractionism differs from representational art by focusing on shapes and colors rather
than realistic subject matter.
2. In a Futurist artwork, dynamic lines and bright colors would represent movement and
technology.
3. Pablo Picasso is the famous artist associated with the Cubist movement.
4. To create an artwork inspired by a Filipino surrealist artist, dreamlike imagery and distorted
figures would be used.
5. Fernando Amorsolo’s works compared to those of European Impressionist painters by using
light to highlight rural scenes.
6. In designing an installation art piece, varied textures like rough and soft forms would
engage the viewer’s senses.
7. In a social realism painting, figures would be arranged centrally with dark, somber colors to
convey a powerful message.
8. Bold lines and irregular shapes contribute to the overall impact of an Abstract Expressionist
painting by creating movement.
9. In conceptual art, space and balance are used to contribute to the viewer’s understanding
by carefully placing objects within the space.
10. Expressionism is the art movement that uses distorted outlines, exaggerated forms, and
vibrant colors to express emotion.
11. A Surrealist artwork creates a dreamlike atmosphere by distorting scale and using
contrasting imagery.
12. The use of color and texture in Expressionism effectively communicates emotion through
dark tones and chaotic brushstrokes.
13. The art elements and principles in a Cubist painting effectively convey the idea of
breaking objects into geometric shapes by simplifying them into basic geometric forms.
14. The use of space and proportion in Cubist paintings differs from traditional realistic
paintings by emphasizing the flatness of the canvas and rejecting traditional perspective and
illusionistic depth.
15. Impressionism is the art movement known for using short, thick strokes of paint to
capture light and movement.
16. Art and beauty can be expressed in many ways- in the natural beauty of huge old trees or
the created beauty of a painting of those trees like in the work of Van Gogh "Large Plane
Trees."
17. Balance is the condition in which acting influences are held in check by opposing forces or
what is on the left side should appear on the right side also to achieve equilibrium.
18. To draw our attention to an area or areas, the artist uses emphasis.
19. Value refers to the lightness and darkness of surfaces.
20. Perspective is a point of view. In visual arts, it can refer to any means of representing
three-dimensional objects in space on a two-dimensional surface.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1. Jogging is an example of moderate to vigorous physical activity.
2. Your eating habits impact your overall health by determining your energy levels and risk of
chronic diseases.
3. When assessing your physical activity, focusing on the quality of rest between activities
would help improve your overall health.
4. The most effective action to improve your eating habits is monitoring your portion sizes.
5. The term that describes the overall way in which an individual lives is "lifestyle."
6. When evaluating the impact of a new exercise program, you should consider your level of
enjoyment and adherence to the program.
7. You can evaluate the effectiveness of a daily physical activity routine by tracking the
frequency and intensity of the activities.
8. Taking a 20-minute walk followed by a 40-minute workout would help you reach your 60-
minute daily physical activity goal.
9. To meet the physical activity recommendation during your school break, you should
engage in a quick sports game.
10. Engaging in physical activities for at least 60 minutes a day benefits your health by
supporting overall physical fitness.
11. Participating in community service related to physical activities enhances teamwork and
leadership skills while improving physical health.
12. Community physical activity programs contribute to individual well-being and community
cohesion by offering structured opportunities for exercise and social interaction.
13. When joining a community fitness program, you should contribute to its success by
regularly attending and actively participating.
14. To support a community wellness program, you should volunteer for community fitness
events.
15. Participating in a local sports team would most likely foster a sense of belonging and
purpose.
16. Before engaging yourself in the activity, warm up first through walking. After doing the
exercise, cool down for five to ten minutes through stretching.
17. There are different dietary and nutritional requirements for each method used to increase
levels of general fitness.
18. Most of your diet must consist of healthy, natural carbohydrates.
19. Macronutrients such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and water are mandatory intake by
the body in large amounts.
20. Nutrition is the health branch of health science that emphasizes the importance of food
for growth and development, as well as in lowering the chances of acquiring diseases and
illnesses.
HEALTH
1. If you have a skin condition, you will consult a dermatologist.
2. The World Health Organization would be the most effective organization in addressing
global health concerns related to consumer protection.
3. When looking for reliable health information online, it is important to verify the
qualifications of the author and source.
4. When analyzing the expertise of two health professionals, the most significant factor is
their years of experience in their field.
5. The Department of Health is primarily responsible for implementing consumer protection
laws related to health in the Philippines.
6. A key criterion in evaluating the credibility of health information is the source's credentials.
7. If you suspect that a health product you purchased is fraudulent, you should report it to the
proper authorities.
8. Acupuncture uses thin needles to stimulate specific points and might help relax the body,
while herbal therapy involves consuming plant-based remedies that can promote sleep.
9. A sign of a fraudulent health service is the promise of quick and guaranteed results.
10. The best indicator of the effectiveness of consumer laws in public health protection is the
reduction in reports of harmful health products.
11. Consumer protection laws benefit public health by ensuring that only safe and effective
products and services reach the market.
12. The primary role of a general practitioner in healthcare is to offer general medical care
and preventive services.
13. When choosing between different healthcare plans, it is essential to consider benefits,
coverage limits, and the network of healthcare providers to ensure adequate coverage.
14. The most important factor in evaluating a health service provider is their qualifications
and expertise.
15. To potentially relieve chronic back pain through manipulation of the spine, chiropractic
care is an alternative health care modality that could be applied.
16. Consumer health is not just about buying health products and services. It is also about
making decisions and having a clear and deeper understanding to make wise
choices.
17. Health information is any concept, step, or advice that various sources give to aid the
health status of an individual.
18. Walk-In Surgery Center is a facility that offers surgery without the patient being admitted
in the hospital.
19. Health Insurance is a financial agreement between an insurance company and an
individual or group for the payment of healthcare costs.
20. Complementary and alternative medicines are treatments that are applied along with
typical and accepted medical treatments but are not considered standard.