A) Stonehenge B) Groin Vault C) Arch of Triumph D) Dome of the Rock
A) Cantilever B) Arch C) Vault D) Dome
A) Only exterior design B) Both exterior and interior design C) Only interior design D) Neither exterior nor interior design
A) Canopy B) Vault C) Concrete D) Arch
A) Paper B) Bamboo C) Steel D) Nipa
A) Cantilever B) Dome C) Arch D) Post and lintel
A) Introduction of steel and other materials B) Primitive construction techniques C) Lack of tools D) Natural disasters
A) Tree houses B) Bridges C) Caves D) High-rise buildings
A) Durability B) Resistance to natural elements C) Fire resistance D) Good ventilation
A) Bamboo B) Nipa C) Concrete D) Paper
A) Industrialized B) Primitive Construction C) Industrial Revolution D) Heavy Materials
A) A braced framework of beams or bars forming triangles B) A cantilevering coverage of an outside area C) A horizontal beam supported by two vertical posts D) An arched structure forming a roof or connected ceiling
A) A curved structure supported by columns B) An arched structure forming a roof C) A horizontal beam supported by two vertical posts D) A vertical beam supported by horizontal posts
A) A framework of beams forming triangles B) A large hemispherical roof or ceiling C) A cantilevering coverage of an outside area D) A vertical support in construction
A) Modern skyscrapers B) Stone and concrete structures C) Tree houses and similar structures D) High-rise buildings
A) San Sebastian Church B) Intramuros Walls C) Basilica of St. Peter D) Hagia Sophia
A) Brunelleschi B) Michelangelo C) Leon Battista Alberti D) Michelozzo
A) Chartres Cathedral B) Basilica of St. Peter C) San Sebastian Church D) Hagia Sophia
A) Roman Aqueducts B) Pantheon C) Arch of Triumph D) Colosseum
A) Tuscan B) Composite C) Doric D) Corinthian
A) Marcus Sullivan B) Walter Gropius C) Frank Lloyd Wright D) Louis Sullivan
A) Truss System B) Arch and Dome C) Dome and Vault D) Post and Lintel
A) Babylonia Fortress B) Hanging Gardens C) Ziggurat D) Tower of Babel
A) Classical B) Baroque C) Renaissance D) Mannerist
A) Mastabas B) Caves C) Huts D) Treehouses
A) Baroque B) Classical C) Mannerist D) Renaissance
A) Doric B) Iconic C) Corinthian D) Composite
A) Gothic B) Early Christian C) Byzantine D) Romanesque
A) Carlos A. Santos-Viola B) Genaro O. Palacio C) Fernando Ocampo D) Nestor S. Mangio
A) Tomas Mapua B) Francisco Mañosa C) Nestor S. Mangio D) Lira Luis
A) Armando Dominador N. Alli B) Pablo S. Antonio C) Carlos D. Arguelles D) Juan M. De Guzman Arellano
A) Jose Mañosa B) Juan M. De Guzman Arellano C) Pablo S. Antonio D) Tomas Mapua
A) San Sebastian Church B) Paco Park C) Antipolo Cathedral D) Manila Cathedral Church
A) Fernando Ocampo B) Jose Mañosa C) Francisco Mañosa D) Juan Nakpil
A) Ildefonso P. Santos Jr. B) Carlos A. Santos-Viola C) Lira Luis D) Nestor S. Mangio
A) Antonio Toledo B) Francisco Mañosa C) Gregorio Gutierrez D) Tomas Mapua
A) Leandro Locsin B) Armando Dominador N. Alli C) Tomas Mapua D) Nestor S. Mangio
A) Carlos A. Santos-Viola B) Juan Nakpil C) Antonio Toledo D) Fernando Ocampo
A) Francisco Mañosa B) Leandro Locsin C) Carlos A. Santos-Viola D) Antonio Toledo
A) Leandro Locsin B) Pablo S. Antonio C) Ildefonso P. Santos Jr. D) Juan Nakpil
A) Fernando Ocampo B) Cesar H. Concio C) Genaro O. Palacio D) Carlos D. Arguelles
A) Juan Nakpil B) Armando Dominador N. Alli C) Tomas Mapua D) Pablo S. Antonio
A) San Sebastian Church B) Sta. Cruz Church C) Manila Cathedral D) Cultural Center of the Philippines
A) Harmony B) Duration C) Volume D) Tempo
A) Duration B) Tempo C) Texture D) Form
A) Form B) Rhythm C) Timbre D) Melody
A) Expressive of ideas and emotions B) A combination of different pitches C) All of these D) Intelligible, Melodious and harmonious
A) Andante B) Allegro C) Adagio D) Timbre
A) Rhythmic B) Polyphonic C) Homophonic D) Monophonic
A) Rhythm B) Form C) Melody D) Pitch
A) Texture B) Melody C) Rhythm D) Form
A) Dynamic B) Monophonic C) Homophonic D) Polyphonic
A) The relative highness or lowness of sounds B) The simultaneous sounding of two or more tones C) The style of executing movements D) The organization of a composition
A) Tempo B) Harmony C) Timbre D) Texture
A) Pitch B) Tempo C) Duration D) Form
A) Tempo B) Form C) Pitch D) Texture
A) Allegre B) Andante C) Adagio D) Vivace
A) The melody of a song B) The sequence of tones C) The speed of a composition D) The unique quality of a sound
A) Band B) Orchestra C) Special Ensemble D) Chamber Ensemble
A) Symphony Orchestra B) Special Ensemble C) Chamber Orchestra D) Band
A) Band B) Orchestra C) Pangkat Kawayan D) Chamble Ensemble
A) Keyboard Instrument B) Percussion Instrument C) Wind Instrument D) String Instrument
A) Bowed Strings B) Percussion C) Plucked Strings D) Woodwinds
A) Chamber Ensemble B) Symphony Orchestra C) Band D) Orchestra
A) Mezzo-Soprano B) Alto C) Soprano D) Baritone
A) Instrumental performance B) The unity of body and soul C) The harmony of celestial bodies D) Vocal ensembles
A) Tenor B) Baritone C) Bass D) Alto
A) Percussion B) Woodwinds C) Brass D) Baritone E) Strings
A) Music Mundana B) Musica Instrumentalis C) Vocal Music D) Musica Humana
A) Music Instrumentalis B) Mixed Music C) Music Mundana D) Music Humana
A) Vocal Music B) Mixed Music C) Instrumental Music D) Music Humana
A) Instrumental Music B) Mixed Music C) Vocal Music D) Chamber Ensemble
A) Pangkat Kawayan B) Band C) Chamber Ensemble D) Symphony Orchestra
A) To replace the need for movement B) To overshadow the choreography C) To distract the audience from errors D) To serve as the emotional and rhythmic foundation for dance
A) Ifugao War Dance B) Waltz C) Tinikling D) Singkil
A) Renaissance Period B) Modern Period C) Medieval Period D) Classic Period
A) Festive Celebrations B) The Black Death Epidemic C) Religious Worship D) Greek Theatrical Performances
A) A modern dance form influenced by jazz B) A type of battle-themed Roman Dance C) A court spectacle blending poetry, music, dialogue, and design D) A rustic form of traditional folk dance
A) The interpretation of abstract paintings through movement B) The use of props and music in performances C) The rhythmic bodily movements to convey ideas and emotions D) The use of costumes to depict emotions
A) Charleston B) Waltz C) Minuet D) Bassa Danza
A) The financial planning for a production B) The lighting setup during a performance C) The planned organization of movements in time and space D) The costumes and headgear used in performance
A) Pandanggo sa llaw B) Itik-itik C) Cha-Cha D) Maglalatik
A) Harvest Dance B) Religious Dance C) Imitative Dance D) Social Dance
A) Choreography B) Design C) Sculpting D) Dancer
A) Umbrella for Tinikling B) Violin C) Fan for Flamenco D) Candle for Pandanggo sa llaw
A) Agricultural Success B) Conflict and Rivalry C) Romantic Pursuits D) Athletic Prowess
A) Roman B) Medieval European C) Egyptian D) Greek
A) They focus on religious rituals. B) They mimic movements from nature. C) They emphasize emotional expressions. D) They depict combative themes.
A) Folk Dance B) Ballet C) Modern Dance D) Jazz Dance
A) Maurice Béjart B) George Balanchine C) Frederick Ashton D) Jerome Robbins
A) Ramon Obusan B) Lucresia R. Urtula C) Francisca Reyes-Aquino D) Tony Fabella
A) Sayaw sa Bangko, Pandanggo sa llaw, and Subli B) The Elements, Circling the Globe, and Dance Panorama C) Dancing to Czerny, Dancing to Verdi, and Sayaw Pinoy D) Classical Impromptus, The Enchanted Garden, and Masquerade
A) Fiddler on the Roof B) Giselle C) The Tales of Beatrix Potter D) Ondine
A) Miracle in the Gorbals and Carousel B) Brigadoon and Oklahoma! C) West Side Story and Fiddler on the Roof D) La Bayadère and The Nutcracker
A) Francisca Reyes-Aquino B) Lucresia R. Urtula C) Ramon Obusan D) Leonor O. Goquingco
A) Antony Tudor B) Robert Helpmann C) Alvin Ailey D) Marius Petipa
A) Liza Macuja B) Tony Fabella C) Leonor O. Goquingco D) Osias Barroso
A) Paul Taylor B) Maurice Bejart C) Marius Petipa D) Frederick Ashton
A) Leonor O. Goquingco B) Lucresia R. Urtula C) Liza Macuja D) Francisca Reyes-Aquino
A) Co-founding the Ballet Manila B) Preserving and choreographing Philippine folk dances C) Establishing modern dance techniques in the Philippines D) Producing major full-length ballet productions |