GENED 6 MIDTERM (QUIZ)
  • 1. Which of the following is an example of a dome?
A) Arch of Triumph
B) Stonehenge
C) Dome of the Rock
D) Groin Vault
  • 2. Which architectural construction is similar to post and lintel but with one end of the horizontal beam extended?
A) Vault
B) Cantilever
C) Dome
D) Arch
  • 3. What does architecture involve?
A) Neither exterior nor interior design
B) Only exterior design
C) Both exterior and interior design
D) Only interior design
  • 4. Which of the following is NOT a type of arcitectural construction?
A) Canopy
B) Vault
C) Arch
D) Concrete
  • 5. What material is often used for cantilever construction due to its tensile strength?
A) Steel
B) Bamboo
C) Nipa
D) Paper
  • 6. What type of construction uses wedge-shaped blocks of stone held together by a keystone?
A) Arch
B) Dome
C) Cantilever
D) Post and lintel
  • 7. What led to the construction of high-rise buildings during the Industrial Revolution?
A) Natural disasters
B) Introduction of steel and other materials
C) Primitive construction techniques
D) Lack of tools
  • 8. Where did early humans live due to a lack of tools and construction knowledge?
A) High-rise buildings
B) Caves
C) Tree houses
D) Bridges
  • 9. What is the advantage of using light materials in architecture?
A) Resistance to natural elements
B) Durability
C) Good ventilation
D) Fire resistance
  • 10. Which material is classified as a heavy material in architecture?
A) Concrete
B) Paper
C) Bamboo
D) Nipa
  • 11. Which type of construction is tree houses and caves?
A) Primitive Construction
B) Industrial Revolution
C) Industrialized
D) Heavy Materials
  • 12. What is a vault?
A) A cantilevering coverage of an outside area
B) An arched structure forming a roof or connected ceiling
C) A braced framework of beams or bars forming triangles
D) A horizontal beam supported by two vertical posts
  • 13. What is a post and lintel construction?
A) A vertical beam supported by horizontal posts
B) An arched structure forming a roof
C) A horizontal beam supported by two vertical posts
D) A curved structure supported by columns
  • 14. What is a canopy in architectural terms?
A) A large hemispherical roof or ceiling
B) A framework of beams forming triangles
C) A vertical support in construction
D) A cantilevering coverage of an outside area
  • 15. What do primitive constructions include?
A) Stone and concrete structures
B) High-rise buildings
C) Tree houses and similar structures
D) Modern skyscrapers
  • 16. What is a secular example of medieval architecture in the Philippines?
A) Hagia Sophia
B) San Sebastian Church
C) Intramuros Walls
D) Basilica of St. Peter
  • 17. Who designed the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome during the Renaissance?
A) Michelozzo
B) Brunelleschi
C) Michelangelo
D) Leon Battista Alberti
  • 18. What is an example of Byzantine architecture?
A) San Sebastian Church
B) Hagia Sophia
C) Basilica of St. Peter
D) Chartres Cathedral
  • 19. What Roman structure features a dome and symbolizes engineering innovation?
A) Roman Aqueducts
B) Pantheon
C) Arch of Triumph
D) Colosseum
  • 20. Which Roman architectural order combines elements of the lonic and Corinthian orders?
A) Doric
B) Corinthian
C) Tuscan
D) Composite
  • 21. Which architect is associated with the Bauhaus movement?
A) Walter Gropius
B) Louis Sullivan
C) Marcus Sullivan
D) Frank Lloyd Wright
  • 22. What system of architecture does the Parthenon exemplify?
A) Arch and Dome
B) Dome and Vault
C) Truss System
D) Post and Lintel
  • 23. Which Babylonian structure is considered one of the wonders of the ancient world?
A) Babylonia Fortress
B) Tower of Babel
C) Ziggurat
D) Hanging Gardens
  • 24. Which architectural period is associated with the works of Giorgio Vasari?
A) Baroque
B) Classical
C) Mannerist
D) Renaissance
  • 25. What were the first dwellings of the Stone Age men?
A) Treehouses
B) Huts
C) Mastabas
D) Caves
  • 26. The Palace of Versailles exemplifies which architectural period?
A) Mannerist
B) Baroque
C) Renaissance
D) Classical
  • 27. Which Greek architectural order features a capital with acanthus leaves?
A) Iconic
B) Corinthian
C) Doric
D) Composite
  • 28. Which style of medieval architecture emphasizes vertical spires and pointed arches?
A) Byzantine
B) Gothic
C) Romanesque
D) Early Christian
  • 29. Who designed the Manila Cathedral and UST Chapel?
A) Fernando Ocampo
B) Genaro O. Palacio
C) Nestor S. Mangio
D) Carlos A. Santos-Viola
  • 30. Who was the first Filipino architect with a Master's degree from the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture?
A) Lira Luis
B) Tomas Mapua
C) Francisco Mañosa
D) Nestor S. Mangio
  • 31. Who designed the Philamlife Building on United Nations Avenue?
A) Pablo S. Antonio
B) Juan M. De Guzman Arellano
C) Carlos D. Arguelles
D) Armando Dominador N. Alli
  • 32. Who was influenced by Art Deco architecture and designed the Metropolitan Theater?
A) Juan M. De Guzman Arellano
B) Jose Mañosa
C) Pablo S. Antonio
D) Tomas Mapua
  • 33. What is Genaro O. Palacio known for designing?
A) San Sebastian Church
B) Antipolo Cathedral
C) Manila Cathedral Church
D) Paco Park
  • 34. Who designed the Coconut Palace in Tagaytay?
A) Jose Mañosa
B) Juan Nakpil
C) Francisco Mañosa
D) Fernando Ocampo
  • 35. Who is recognized as the Father of Landscape Architecture in the Philippines?
A) Ildefonso P. Santos Jr.
B) Nestor S. Mangio
C) Lira Luis
D) Carlos A. Santos-Viola
  • 36. Who designed the Legislative Building and Manila City Hall?
A) Gregorio Gutierrez
B) Francisco Mañosa
C) Tomas Mapua
D) Antonio Toledo
  • 37. Which architect is known for preparing comprehensive land use plans and development master plans?
A) Nestor S. Mangio
B) Armando Dominador N. Alli
C) Leandro Locsin
D) Tomas Mapua
  • 38. Who reconstructed Dr. Jose Rizal's house and renovated Quiapo Church?
A) Fernando Ocampo
B) Carlos A. Santos-Viola
C) Juan Nakpil
D) Antonio Toledo
  • 39. Which architect is best known for the Cultural Center of the Philippines and St. Andrew's Church?
A) Francisco Mañosa
B) Carlos A. Santos-Viola
C) Leandro Locsin
D) Antonio Toledo
  • 40. Who was named National Artist of the Philippines for Architecture in 1976?
A) Pablo S. Antonio
B) Ildefonso P. Santos Jr.
C) Leandro Locsin
D) Juan Nakpil
  • 41. Which architect designed the Redemptorist Church in Baclaran?
A) Carlos D. Arguelles
B) Fernando Ocampo
C) Cesar H. Concio
D) Genaro O. Palacio
  • 42. Which architect founded the Mapua Institute of Technology?
A) Armando Dominador N. Alli
B) Tomas Mapua
C) Juan Nakpil
D) Pablo S. Antonio
  • 43. What is Gregorio Gutierrez known for designing?
A) San Sebastian Church
B) Cultural Center of the Philippines
C) Manila Cathedral
D) Sta. Cruz Church
  • 44. Which element measures the loudness or softness of a sound?
A) Duration
B) Harmony
C) Volume
D) Tempo
  • 45. What term refers to the organization and coherence of a musical composition?
A) Duration
B) Form
C) Texture
D) Tempo
  • 46. What is a sequence of tones that creates an expressive and memorable line?
A) Timbre
B) Melody
C) Rhythm
D) Form
  • 47. Music is defined as the art of blending sounds of different pitches to create a composition that is?
A) Intelligible, Melodious and harmonious
B) Expressive of ideas and emotions
C) All of these
D) A combination of different pitches
  • 48. Which of the following is NOT an example of tempo markings?
A) Adagio
B) Allegro
C) Timbre
D) Andante
  • 49. When two or more independent melodies are played together, the texture is ______
A) Polyphonic
B) Homophonic
C) Rhythmic
D) Monophonic
  • 50. The Philippine National Anthem, arranged by Julian Felipe, is an example of what musical element?
A) Melody
B) Rhythm
C) Form
D) Pitch
  • 51. What structures the consistent patterns in music, such as verses and refrains?
A) Melody
B) Form
C) Rhythm
D) Texture
  • 52. Texture that includes a single melody without accompaniment is called ____
A) Polyphonic
B) Dynamic
C) Homophonic
D) Monophonic
  • 53. Harmony is best described as _____
A) The organization of a composition
B) The simultaneous sounding of two or more tones
C) The style of executing movements
D) The relative highness or lowness of sounds
  • 54. What element helps listeners distinguish between a guitar and a flute?
A) Tempo
B) Harmony
C) Texture
D) Timbre
  • 55. The length of time a sound or silence is produced is called ____
A) Duration
B) Pitch
C) Tempo
D) Form
  • 56. What element of music refers to the relative highness or lowness of tones?
A) Tempo
B) Pitch
C) Texture
D) Form
  • 57. Which of the following tempos means "moderately slow"?
A) Adagio
B) Andante
C) Vivace
D) Allegre
  • 58. Timbre refers to ____
A) The sequence of tones
B) The melody of a song
C) The speed of a composition
D) The unique quality of a sound
  • 59. Which ensemble primarily features wind and percussion instruments
A) Orchestra
B) Chamber Ensemble
C) Special Ensemble
D) Band
  • 60. A full orchestra with about 100 players is called ________
A) Symphony Orchestra
B) Chamber Orchestra
C) Band
D) Special Ensemble
  • 61. Which ensemble is divided into strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion
A) Pangkat Kawayan
B) Chamble Ensemble
C) Orchestra
D) Band
  • 62. The piano is classified as a
A) Percussion Instrument
B) String Instrument
C) Wind Instrument
D) Keyboard Instrument
  • 63. Violins and cellos are examples of
A) Plucked Strings
B) Bowed Strings
C) Percussion
D) Woodwinds
  • 64. A small group of musicians, usually 1-9 players, is called
A) Chamber Ensemble
B) Symphony Orchestra
C) Orchestra
D) Band
  • 65. Which female voice is the highest?
A) Mezzo-Soprano
B) Baritone
C) Alto
D) Soprano
  • 66. Musica Humana emphasizes____
A) The unity of body and soul
B) Instrumental performance
C) Vocal ensembles
D) The harmony of celestial bodies
  • 67. The lowest male vocal range is_____
A) Bass
B) Tenor
C) Baritone
D) Alto
  • 68. Trumpets and trombones belong to which instrument family?
A) Brass
B) Percussion
C) Strings
D) Baritone
E) Woodwinds
  • 69. Which type of music, according to Boethius, represents the harmony of the universe?
A) Musica Humana
B) Vocal Music
C) Musica Instrumentalis
D) Music Mundana
  • 70. Which of Boethius's classifications refers to music produced by instruments?
A) Music Humana
B) Music Instrumentalis
C) Mixed Music
D) Music Mundana
  • 71. Which classification combines voices and instruments?
A) Mixed Music
B) Vocal Music
C) Instrumental Music
D) Music Humana
  • 72. Singing a cappella is an example of_____
A) Chamber Ensemble
B) Vocal Music
C) Mixed Music
D) Instrumental Music
  • 73. Which Filipino ensemble uses bamboo instruments?
A) Symphony Orchestra
B) Chamber Ensemble
C) Band
D) Pangkat Kawayan
  • 74. What is the primary role of music in dance?
A) To serve as the emotional and rhythmic foundation for dance
B) To overshadow the choreography
C) To replace the need for movement
D) To distract the audience from errors
  • 75. Which of the following is a "war dance"?
A) Singkil
B) Ifugao War Dance
C) Tinikling
D) Waltz
  • 76. During which period did theatrical dance rise in Italian courts?
A) Classic Period
B) Medieval Period
C) Renaissance Period
D) Modern Period
  • 77. What was the "Danse Macabre" associated with?
A) The Black Death Epidemic
B) Religious Worship
C) Greek Theatrical Performances
D) Festive Celebrations
  • 78. What is ballet à entrées?
A) A type of battle-themed Roman Dance
B) A rustic form of traditional folk dance
C) A modern dance form influenced by jazz
D) A court spectacle blending poetry, music, dialogue, and design
  • 79. How is dance defined as an art form?
A) The rhythmic bodily movements to convey ideas and emotions
B) The use of costumes to depict emotions
C) The interpretation of abstract paintings through movement
D) The use of props and music in performances
  • 80. Which social dance became popular in the 20th century?
A) Charleston
B) Minuet
C) Waltz
D) Bassa Danza
  • 81. In dance, what does "design" refer to?
A) The lighting setup during a performance
B) The costumes and headgear used in performance
C) The planned organization of movements in time and space
D) The financial planning for a production
  • 82. Which of these is considered a "social dance"?
A) Itik-itik
B) Cha-Cha
C) Pandanggo sa llaw
D) Maglalatik
  • 83. What type of dance is performed to express gratitude for a bountiful harvest?
A) Imitative Dance
B) Harvest Dance
C) Religious Dance
D) Social Dance
  • 84. Which of the following is NOT a key element of dance?
A) Choreography
B) Sculpting
C) Dancer
D) Design
  • 85. What is an example of a prop used in Philippine ethnic dances?
A) Fan for Flamenco
B) Umbrella for Tinikling
C) Candle for Pandanggo sa llaw
D) Violin
  • 86. Courtship dances celebrate what kind of theme?
A) Conflict and Rivalry
B) Agricultural Success
C) Romantic Pursuits
D) Athletic Prowess
  • 87. Which civilization is credited as a pioneer of dance in society?
A) Greek
B) Medieval European
C) Roman
D) Egyptian
  • 88. What distinguishes imitative dances?
A) They emphasize emotional expressions.
B) They focus on religious rituals.
C) They depict combative themes.
D) They mimic movements from nature.
  • 89. Alvin Ailey is recognized for his contributions to____ ?
A) Folk Dance
B) Ballet
C) Modern Dance
D) Jazz Dance
  • 90. Who choreographed iconic pieces such as Façade, Cinderella, and Ondine?
A) Jerome Robbins
B) Frederick Ashton
C) George Balanchine
D) Maurice Béjart
  • 91. Who is known as the "Mother of Philippine Dancing"?
A) Tony Fabella
B) Ramon Obusan
C) Francisca Reyes-Aquino
D) Lucresia R. Urtula
  • 92. What are some notable works choreographed by Tony Fabella?
A) Sayaw sa Bangko, Pandanggo sa llaw, and Subli
B) Classical Impromptus, The Enchanted Garden, and Masquerade
C) The Elements, Circling the Globe, and Dance Panorama
D) Dancing to Czerny, Dancing to Verdi, and Sayaw Pinoy
  • 93. Jerome Robbins is associated with which of these works?
A) The Tales of Beatrix Potter
B) Ondine
C) Giselle
D) Fiddler on the Roof
  • 94. Agnes de Mille created dances for musicals such as _____?
A) Brigadoon and Oklahoma!
B) West Side Story and Fiddler on the Roof
C) Miracle in the Gorbals and Carousel
D) La Bayadère and The Nutcracker
  • 95. Who founded a Folkloric Group called ROFG?
A) Lucresia R. Urtula
B) Ramon Obusan
C) Leonor O. Goquingco
D) Francisca Reyes-Aquino
  • 96. Who directed the Australian Ballet and choreographed Hamlet?
A) Robert Helpmann
B) Alvin Ailey
C) Marius Petipa
D) Antony Tudor
  • 97. Which choreographer co-founded Ballet Manila?
A) Leonor O. Goquingco
B) Tony Fabella
C) Osias Barroso
D) Liza Macuja
  • 98. Who is the French-born choreographer behind Swan Lake and The Sleeping Beauty?
A) Maurice Bejart
B) Marius Petipa
C) Paul Taylor
D) Frederick Ashton
  • 99. Who was named the "Mother of Philippine Theater Dance"?
A) Leonor O. Goquingco
B) Liza Macuja
C) Francisca Reyes-Aquino
D) Lucresia R. Urtula
  • 100. What is Lucresia R. Urtula most renowned for?
A) Producing major full-length ballet productions
B) Preserving and choreographing Philippine folk dances
C) Co-founding the Ballet Manila
D) Establishing modern dance techniques in the Philippines
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