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    The document appears to be a test for a Music and Arts class covering topics related to opera, vocal music, instruments, and theater. The test contains 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of: 1) Key composers and their famous works, including Verdi, Wagner, and Bizet; 2) Vocal parts and voice types; 3) Elements of opera like arias, librettos, and recitatives; 4) Origins and elements of ancient Greek and Roman theater; and 5) Theatrical periods from Medieval to Baroque. The test is assessing students' understanding of important people, works, and concepts in music and theater history.

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    Department of Education

    Division of Camarines Sur


    Region V
    Caramoan District
    Tabgon National High School
    4thQuarter Examination
    Music and Arts 9
    Name___________________________________Grade/Section_______________Score___________

    MUSIC
    Test I. Multiple Choice
    Direction: Read the following sentences. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
    1. One of the best tools for expressing one's feelings. This form an expression become more
    evident during the Romantic period.
    a. Vocal music b. Operas c. Art song d. Romantic artistic
    2. Romantic opera composer who wrote his final opera that ends with "All the world's joke".
    a. Verdi b. Puccini c. Wagner d. Schubert
    3. The following are the famous operas produced by Giuseppe Verdi, EXCEPT___________.
    a. La Traviata b. Rigoletto c. Otello d. Carmen
    4. An opera composer who introduced the new ideas in harmony and the form including the
    extreme of chromaticism.
    a. Georges Bizet b. Richard Wagner c. Puccini d. Verdi
    5. The following are the famous works of Richard Wagner, EXCEPT__________.
    a. Tristan and Isolde b. Die Walkyrie c. La Bohame d. Parsifal
    6. A text of an opera where the librettist and composer work closely together to tell the story.
    a. Aria b. Libretto c. Recitative d. Score
    7. A declamatory singing used in the prose parts and dialogue of an opera.
    a. Aria b. Lebretto c. Recitative d. Score
    8. An air or solo singing parts sung by the principal characters.
    a. Aria b. Lebretto c. Recitative d. Score
    9. It refers to the highest male voice.
    a. Baritone b. Bass c. Contralto d. Tenor
    10. The following are types of male voice, EXCEPT____________.
    a. Baritone b. Bass c. Contralto d. Tenor
    11. The middle male voice that lies between bass and tenor voice.
    a. Bass b. Baritone c. Soprano d. Tenor
    12. The common female voice, strong middle voice, tone is darker or deeper than soprano.
    a. Contralto b. Coloratura c. Soprano d. Mezzo soprano
    13. The following are the types of female voice, EXCEPT___________.
    a. Contralto b. Coloratura c. Baritone d. Bass
    14. The proper name for Franz Schubert is actually lieder, which means ___________.
    a. Arts b. Songs c. Dance d. Opera
    15. The famous work of George Bizet.
    a. All the world's is joke b. Ave Mari c. Unfinished symphony d. Carmen
    16. It is a musical composition having a text and set of music sung by orchestral
    accompaniment.
    a. Aria b. Opera c. Drama d. Recitative
    17. Main division of an Opera.
    a. Chorus b. Acts c. Scene d. Orchestra
    18. One or more singers performing without instrumental accompaniment.
    a. Dolce b. Coda c. Capo d. A Capella
    19. Lowest female voice and unique among female.
    a. Soprano b. Mezzo soprano c. Contralto d. Aspalto
    20. It refers to the lowest male voice.
    a. Bass b. Baritone c. Minor d. Tenor
    ARTS 9

    Test I. Multiple Choice


    Direction: Read the following sentences. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
    1. Early society perceived connections between actions performed by group of people leaders to
    a certain society and this actions moved from habit to tradition. What particular habit or
    tradition performed in theatre?
    a. Theatrical evolution b. Ritual and ceremony c. Entertainment acts d. Dramas
    2. It refers to the place of seeing, or the place where all the acts and performances to be
    performed.
    a. Street b. Theater c. Grounds d. Church
    3. Which of the following are plays in Ancient Greek Theater?
    a. Tragedy and pars b. Tragedy, comedy and satyr c. Saynete d. Melodrama
    4. The most admired type of play in Greece that dealt with tragic events and usually an
    unhappy ending.
    a. Comedy b. Tragicomedy c. Tragedy d. Satyr
    5. Why Greek performers did competition in songs, dance, music, scenic representation, and
    bodily exercise during festivals?
    a. To promote their common identify
    b. To introduce their culture
    c. To identify the power of their states
    d. None of the above
    6. A play that derived from imitations; there were no traces of their origin, usually have a
    humorous kind of play.
    a. Tragedy b. Comedy c. Satyr d. Pars
    7. An ancient theatre building where large open air structures constructed on the slopes of hills.
    a. Skene b. Parados c. Orchestra d. Theatron
    8. The following are elements of theatron, EXCEPT_________.
    a. Orchestra b. Audience c. Actor d. Skene
    9. Rome traditional performances which purpose is to spread Greek culture.
    a. Hellenization b. Executions c. Scane fron d. Etruscan
    10. One of the permanent theater in Rome whose structure have columned quadrangle and
    enclosed by the large column of particos with an expansive garden complex fountains and
    statutes.
    a. Scanae fron b. Pompey c. Theatron d. Epidaurus
    11. Which of the following are the visual themes for Roman Plays?
    a. Drama and operas
    b. Chariot races, gladiators and public executions
    c. Peace and sorrow
    d. Pleasure and enjoyment
    12. A Roman Historian who were the first experienced theater actor.
    a. Livy b. Louis c. Loobert d. Verdi
    13. The main entrance of Greek theatre Epidauros.
    a. Skene b. Parados c. Theatron d. Slopes of hills

    14. A theater period that marked by the use of technology in current broadways or commercial plays.

    a. Greek theater b. Baroque theater c. Roman theater d. Medieval theater

    15. The first spotlight was used in U.S during Baroque period.

    a. Flashlight b. Limelight c. Dark light d. Head light

    16. It become popular in the Roman theater during 350-250 BC and women were allowed to perform in stage.

    a. Comedy plays b. Tragedy plays c. Satyr plays d. Pars plays

    17. An elaborately decorated background of the theatre stage in Pompey.

    a. Particos b. Spartacos c. Scanae fron d. Parados

    18. A theater period where alive,menistrels, though denounced by yhe church.

    a. Greek theater b. Baroque theater c. Roman theater d. Medieval theater

    19. A common and popular play during Medieval period.

    a. Biblical plays b. Cultural performances c. Social Performances d. masks festival

    20. The popular themes during Medieval period.

    a. Nonfiction themes b. Biblical themes c. Cultural themes d. Festival themes

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