- 1. He wrote songs and musical arrangement based on the folk songs of different ethnic groups in the country.
A) Ramon Obusan
B) Jose Maceda
C) Francisca Reyes Aquino
D) Antonio Buenavista
- 2. Her research entitled "Philippine Dances and Games" contains the country's unrecorded celebrations, folk dances, rituals, and games.
A) Daisy Avellana
B) Francisca Reyes Aquino
C) Ramon Obusan
D) Jose Maceda
- 3. Promoted
the Philippine ethnic dances and performed them with respect and authenticity
A) Jose Maceda
B) Daisy Avellana
C) Antonio Buenavista
D) Ramon Obusan
- 4. Life-long musical career focused on understanding and popularizing Filipino traditional music
A) Ramon Obusan
B) Rolando Tinio
C) Jose Maceda
D) Daisy Avellana
- 5. First Lady of the Philippine Theater because of her magnificent performances in classic Filipino and international theater productions and plays.
A) Daisy Avellana
B) Edith Tiempo
C) Fernando Amorsolo
D) Rolando Tinio
- 6. An outstanding stage director, poet, and playwright known for his numerous remarkable productions and notable scripts.
A) Daisy Avellana
B) Edith Tiempo
C) Francisco Arcellana
D) Rolando Tinio
- 7. One of the proponents of modern Filipino short story which uses English as its language
A) Carlos Francisco
B) Francisco Arcellana
C) Ronaldo Tinio
D) Fernando Amorsolo
- 8. Evident in her poems is the harmony of intellect and emotions which resulted in fine literary pieces.
A) Edith Tiempo
B) Fernando Amorsolo
C) Carlos Francisco
D) Guillermo Tolentino
- 9. Known as the "Grand Old Man of the Philippine Art" was the first National Artist of the country
A) Fernando Amorsolo
B) Carlos Francisco
C) Guillermo Tolentino
D) Rolando Tinio
- 10. Most of his subjects depict the life in his hometown and highlight the lives of the farmers and the fishermen. His major works include Blood Compact, The Martyrdom Rizal, Bayanihan, Sandugo, Portrait of Purita, First Mass at Limasawa, The Invasion of Limahong, etc.
A) Fernando Amorsolo
B) Carlos Francisco
C) Francisco Coching
D) Guillermo Tolentino
- 11. The master sculptor who introduced classical sculpture in the country. His works, though classical in style, are still identifiable Filipino
A) Francisco Coching
B) Antonio Buenavista
C) Guillermo Tolentino
D) Rolando Tinio
- 12. Works were their fluid drawings and dramatic storyline. Fantasy, love and adventure were the usual themes of his works drawing inspiration from awit and korido. Among his works are Lapu-Lapu, Pedro Penduko, Hagibis, El Nido, and Maldita
A) Fernando Amorsolo
B) Francisco Coching
C) Guillermo Tolentino
D) Victor Edades
- 13. The "Father of Modern Philippine Painting." He was one of the "Triumvirate" who introduced modernism in Philippine Visual Art.
A) Rolando Tinio
B) Victor Edades
C) Carlos Francisco
D) Ramon Obusan
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