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2nd Periodical Test in MAPEH 6
Quiz by CHARLIE TOLENTINO
Grade 6
MAPEH
Philippines Curriculum: Grades K-10 (MELC)
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- Q1
MUSIC:
Where can we find lower do in the Key of C Major?
on the second space of the staffon the first line of the staffon the first ledger line below the staffon the fifth line of the staff45s - Q2Which of the following is correct about the Key of G Major?The scale in the Key of G Major has one sharp sign located on the fifth line of the staff.The scale in the Key of G Major has one flat sign on the third line of the staff.The scale in the Key of G Major has no flat or sharp sign found on the staff.The scale in the Key of G Major has one sharp sign located on the second line of the staff.45s
- Q3Where can we find the home tone in the key of F Major?on the third line of the staffon the first line of the staffon the first space of the staffon the second line of the staff45s
- Q4What are the two most important elements you need to consider in creating a simple melody?tempo and dynamicsharmony and texturerhythm and melodytimbre and form45s
- Q5Notes move in different directions. What refers to the movement of notes?melodic directionscalerhythmic patternsmelody45s
- Q6It is the process of creating a musical piece by combining the parts or elements of music.musical compositionmusical performanceharmonymelodic patterns45s
- Q7Rhythm plays a vital role in composing simple melodies. Which of the following is being referred to?Use different kinds of notes in one song.Keep the rhythm simple using half notes and quarter notesUse only one kind of note for a song.Use eighth notes and sixteenth notes.45s
- Q8In composing simple melodies, you set the mood of the piece, reflect the scale and key of your choice, start and end your melody on the first note. What is the other name of the underlined words?measurepitch nameso-fa syllablehome tone45s
- Q9Which of the following statements does NOT describe the characteristics of a good melody? A good melody __________.oftentimes uses stepwise motiongives listeners a wanting to remember and think aboutis easily forgottentells stories45s
- Q10How are you going to develop your singing ability?by seldom practiceby practicing once a monthby constant correct practiceby practicing 10x a day45s
- Q11Singing with the correct posture is one of the easiest ways to improve your singing voice. Why do we need good posture for singing?to produces a clear and smooth sound of the wordsto help prevent your vocal cords from becoming strainedto help with your breathingto communicate inward emotions to your audience45s
- Q12When you stand during a singing performance, how should you position your feet?feet slightly apartone foot crossed over the otherfeet close togetherfeet slightly lifted45s
- Q13The following are ways to improve your vocal singing EXCEPT for one. Which one is it?singing with proper breathing and posturesinging with correct diction and enunciationsinging with too many hand gestures and unnecessary facial expressionsinging in correct tune45s
- Q14
ARTS:
What is digital painting?
A dodge tool that help you accomplish your work.Is a sketch of portrait that transform into a 3D portraitIs an emerging art form in which traditional painting techniques such as watercolour, oils, impasto, etc.Accept the remarks and suggestions of others.45s - Q15Visually pleasing among the elements in a design. It is the feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art, which creates a sense of oneness and wholeness.contrastunitybalancerhythm45s