MAPEH-8 RUQA Q3 2024-2025 PDF

REGIONAL UNIFIED QUARTERLY ASSESSMENT (RUQA) SY 2024-2025 Third Quarter – Grade 8 (MAPEH) Name Date Section Divisi...

REGIONAL UNIFIED QUARTERLY ASSESSMENT (RUQA) SY 2024-2025 Third Quarter – Grade 8 (MAPEH) Name Date Section Division School GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Read the questions carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer. MUSIC 1. When listening to a Hindustani classical performance, what should a listener pay attention to in order to appreciate its cultural significance? a. The vocal quality of the singer b. The duration of the performance c. The interplay between raga, tala, and improvisation d. The popularity of the performer and the instrumentalists 2. In what way does the selection of raga shape the emotional atmosphere of a South Asian music performance? a. All ragas evoke the same emotional response. b. The emotional tone is determined solely by the lyrics, not the raga. c. Ragas are purely instrumental without emotional context. d. Different ragas are associated with specific moods and times of day. 3. When comparing a South Asian raga to a Middle Eastern maqam, what key element should you focus on? a. The presence of vocalists and improvised instruments b. The number of beats in each piece, and how they use the melody and improvisation c. The specific scales and modes used, and how they shape melody and improvisation d. The instruments used to accompany the piece, and how they form the melody and improvisation 4. Why is understanding Tala essential for appreciating South Asian music? a. It is used in vocal music, not instrumental. b. It provides a framework for rhythm and enhances the overall structure of the piece. c. It is irrelevant to the emotional impact of the music and overall arrangement of the piece. d. It serves as a background element of the piece to enhance generally the arrangement of the piece. 5. Which statement is NOT true about the characteristics of Carnatic music? a. It refers to music from South India. b. Compositions like krti are devotional. c. Music pieces are mainly set for the voice and include lyrics. d. It is predominantly found in the northern and central regions. 6. How does understanding rhythmic cycles, or tala, in South Asian music, enhance the listening experience? a. It primarily applies to instrumental pieces. b. It offers insights into the cultural diversity of the region. c. It contributes to the overall impact and flow of the music. d. It allows listeners to appreciate the intricate structure and timing of the music. 7. Why is it crucial to understand the cultural background of a piece when analyzing South Asian or Middle Eastern music? a. It is necessary for the listeners to enjoy the music. b. All music is created equal regardless of its origin. c. Cultural background provides insight into the themes, instruments, and performance practices that shape the music d. It helps determine the technical proficiency of the musicians and enhance the performance that shapes the musical piece and enhance appreciation 8. How do dynamics contribute to the emotional expression in South Asian classical music? a. Dynamics occasionally play a role in performances but are not central to emotional expression. b. Variations in volume enhance dramatic moments, allowing for a greater emotional connection. c. South Asian classical music is traditionally performed at a uniform volume. d. Dynamics are only significant contemporary or popular music style. 9. Which technique can be used to simulate the sound of the sitar using everyday objects? a. Using a rubber band stretched over a box b. Crumpling paper or tapping on cardboard c. Blowing into a bottle with a small amount of water d. Using empty can with a stick to create percussion sounds 10. How can vocal techniques be employed to imitate the sound of a traditional Middle Eastern singer? a. Adopting a pentatonic scale with five notes forming an octave b. Emphasizing rhythmic speech and singing primarily in a high pitch c. Using a twang or drawl to reflect regional influences in vocal delivery d. Incorporating techniques like melisma and microtones to mimic the ornamentation of the style ARTS 11. Analyze how the use of color in Indian rangoli designs enhances their cultural significance. Which statement best explains this relationship?  a. Color is randomly selected without cultural meaning. b. Color contrasts create visual interest but lack cultural ties. c. The specific colors used reflect local traditions and festivals. d. Colors are used solely for decorative purposes, unrelated to culture. 12. In Pakistani truck art, how does the principle of contrast contribute to the overall impact of the artwork? Which option best explains its significance? a. Contrast reduces the aesthetic appeal of the designs. b. Contrast is not significant in the context of truck art. c. Contrast is used to create confusion among elements. d. Contrast helps distinguish between different themes and stories. 13. In Indian rangoli, which characteristic most effectively conveys the cultural significance of welcoming guests during festivals like Diwali? a. The use of only one color for simplicity. b. Designs that are meant to be permanent. c. Complex patterns that lack symbolic meaning. d. Bright colors arranged in intricate geometric patterns. 14. When analyzing Saudi Arabian carpet designs, which feature best represents the blend of tradition and functionality in this art form? a. Use of modern synthetic materials for durability. b. Patterns that convey cultural stories and heritage. c. Absence of symmetry, which creates unique designs. d. The use of randomized color choices without a unifying theme. 15. What mood does the temporary nature of rangoli designs during Diwali suggest about the Indian cultural perspective on celebration? a. It indicates a lack of appreciation for tradition. b. Celebrations are meant to be permanent reminders of joy. c. Celebration is fleeting and should be enjoyed in the moment. d. The designs serve only decorative purposes without meaning. 16. What deeper meaning can be derived from the symmetrical designs of Tibetan mandalas in relation to their use in meditation? a. They are irrelevant to spiritual practices. b. They represent chaos and lack of control. c. Their symmetry reflects balance and the pursuit of inner peace. d. They are used solely for aesthetic decoration without any functional purpose. 17. How do the repetitive patterns in mehndi designs for weddings emphasize the principle of rhythm, and what message do they convey about the cultural importance of the occasion? a. The patterns demonstrate disorganization and a lack of purpose. b. The rhythm of the designs reflects the joy and continuity of the celebration. c. The designs emphasize individual meaning at the expense of cultural relevance. d. The repetition is primarily decorative and does not convey any deeper meaning or significance beyond its aesthetic appeal. 18. How does the use of bold colors in Pakistani truck art demonstrate the principle of contrast, and what cultural significance does this hold?  a. It creates a vivid visual impact, reflecting Pakistan’s vibrant culture. b. It makes the design feel monotonous and lacking in variety or interest. c. It demonstrates a complete lack of consideration for cultural themes and their significance in the design. d. It detracts from the clarity of the message, making it harder for the audience to understand the intended meaning. 19. If you were to create a Pakistani truck art-inspired mural, how could you incorporate the vibrant colors and intricate patterns to reflect the cultural spirit of celebration? a. Use random colors without considering pattern. b. Use dull colors to contrast with the traditional style. c. Avoid using bright colors to create a minimalist effect. d. Use vibrant colors and patterns to show cultural vibrancy. 20. If you were to create a rangoli-inspired artwork for a festival, how would you utilize form and color to reflect the celebratory spirit? a. Create rigid and structured designs without using color. b. Use dark, monochromatic tones to create a somber atmosphere. c. Use vibrant colors and flowing forms to represent joy and welcome. d. Minimize color to highlight form and texture, promoting calm and focus. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 21. Which term refers to a goal developed with a finite amount of time in mind? a. Low goal b. High goal c. Short-term goal d. Long-term goal 22. What does the "R" in the acronym S.M.A.R.T. stand for? a. Rest b. Rapid c. Random d. Relevant 23. What is the purpose of identifying your fitness test results? a. To help plan your next fitness goals b. To identify areas for improvement c. To keep you motivated d. All of the above 24. In baseball/softball, what is it called when the batter swings and misses the ball? a. Foul b. Strike c. Legal d. Illegal 25. How many players are there in a baseball/softball team? a. 6 players b. 7 players c. 8 players d. 9 players 26. Which terms refers to a goal that requires time and planning? a. Low goal b. High goal c. Long-term goal d. Short-term goal 27. What should you consider to make a goal clear and concise? a. Be specific with your goals. b. Be active in making the goal. c. Be familiar with the end result.  d. Be attentive to your responsibilities. 28. Why does identifying your fitness test results important? a. It will keep you motivated. b. It will help you plan your next fitness goals. c. It will help you identify your areas for improvement. d. All of the above. 29. What does the acronym S.M.A.R.T. stand for? a. Stylish, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bounded b. Specific, Measurable, Artistic, Relevant, Time consuming c. Simple, Meaningful, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bounded d. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bounded 30. What team sports is being played by two opposing teams who take turns in batting and fielding? a. Baseball/Softball b. Basketball c. Volleyball d. Football 31. When the batter swings and misses ball, it is called ______. a. foul b. legal c. legal d. strike 32. How many innings are there in a baseball/softball game? a. Five/Six b. Four/Five c. Three/Six d. Nine/Seven 33. Who is the key player in baseball/softball who stays at the designated place of the playing field? a. Batter b. Catcher c. Pitcher d. Thrower 34. What defensive skill is used to receive a thrown ball and put the base runner or batter out to prevent the opponent from earning a point or a run? a. Batting b. Catching c. Pitching d. Throwing 35. What offensive skill is used to strike the pitched ball using a bat? a. Batting b. Catching c. Pitching d. Throwing HEALTH 36. What is the primary purpose of courtship and dating in choosing a lifelong partner? a. To have fun and enjoy social activities b. To find someone who shares similar interests c. To showcase one's social status and popularity d. To assess mutual compatibility for a lifelong partner 37. Why is it important to understand the definition of courtship and dating? a. To adhere to strict societal rules and expectations b. To focus on meaningful and well-informed decisions c. To avoid responsibilities and focus on personal goals d. To impress friends with knowledge of romantic traditions 38. Which behavior contributes most to a healthy relationship in marriage and family life? a. Addressing misunderstandings with honesty and respect b. Ignoring disagreements to maintain superficial harmony c. Always prioritizing personal needs over family obligations d. Letting one partner take all responsibility for all decisions 39. What is a key aspect of promoting a healthy family life? a. Setting strict rules without flexibility b. Avoiding discussions about emotions and feelings c. Focusing solely on material wealth and possessions d. Respecting each family member's opinions and boundaries 40. Which factor is most essential for a successful marriage? a. Having similar thinking, interests, and hobbies b. Always prioritizing career goals over family time c. Effective communication and conflict resolution skills d. Regularly giving expensive and unique gifts to one's partner 41. What contributes significantly to the longevity of a marriage? a. Respecting each other's privacy and personal space b. Avoiding discussions about future plans and aspirations c. Making decisions without considering each other's opinions d. Sharing everything, including passwords and personal information 42. Which maternal health concern is most critical during pregnancy? a. Dieting and losing weight to maintain figure b. Avoiding physical activity to prevent stress and fatigue c. Focusing on prenatal care to ensure the baby’s well-being d. Consuming large amounts of caffeine for energy sustenance 43. What is a common maternal health concern during the postpartum period? a. Feeling overwhelmed and experiencing mood swings b. Ignoring self-care and focusing solely on the newborn c. Returning to strenuous exercise routines immediately d. Maintaining strict dieting to lose pregnancy weight quickly 44. Why is maternal nutrition crucial during pregnancy? a. To prevent morning sickness and nausea b. To support the growth and development of the fetus c. To satisfy food cravings and maintain a happy mood d. To ensure the baby develops strong bones and muscles 45. Which nutrient is particularly important for maternal health during pregnancy? a. Iron for preventing anemia and fatigue b. Vitamin C for boosting the immune system c. Calcium for strengthening the bones and teeth d. Omega-3 fatty acids for promoting brain development 46. What does the APGAR scoring system assess in newborns? a. Physical appearance, size, and motor skills b. Intelligence, cognitive abilities, and strength c. Temperature regulation and overall digestive function d. Reflexes, breathing, muscle tone, skin color, and heart rate 47. Why is prenatal care important for expectant mothers? a. To choose the baby's name and nursery decor b. To plan vacations and leisure activities before the baby arrives c. To learn effective parenting techniques from experienced caregivers d. To monitor the mother's health and detect any potential issues early 48. Why is immunization crucial for children's health? a. It increases resistance to unhealthy food choices. b. It promotes growth spurts and physical development. c. It prevents the spread of diseases within the community. d. It encourages natural immunity through exposure to common illnesses. 49. What is the primary benefit of childhood immunization? a. Ensuring a stable sleep pattern and growth b. Boosting social, emotional skills, and confidence c. Reducing the risk of serious diseases and complications d. Decreasing academic performance through mental growth 50. Why is responsible parenthood important for families? a. To accumulate wealth and material possessions b. To prioritize personal interests over family well-being c. To establish a loving and supportive environment for children d. To outsource caregiving responsibilities to extended family members ______________________________________________________________________________________ Congratulations! You completed the test! ______________________________________________________________________________________