Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Lipa
Inosloban-Marawoy Integrated National High School
Marawoy, Lipa City

Quiz in MAPEH

I. Objectives:
1) True/False: Provide an opportunity to assess students knowledge of
facts.
2) Fill in the Blank: Measures the student’s ability to recognize key words
that are part of an important concept.
3) Multiple Choice: Boston University has a comprehensive website for
writing multiple choice exams that require critical thinking.
4) True/False: Provide an opportunity to assess students knowledge of
facts.
5) Short Answer: Allow for students to explain their understanding, while
still covering a broad range of topics.
6) Fill in the Blank: Measures the student’s ability to recognize key words
that are part of an important concept.
7) Matching: Help determine student understanding in regards to how
concepts are related. Most commonly used for words and definitions.

Musical Instruments of Japan

I. Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. It is a large hanging barrel drum? Tsuridaiko

A. Tsuzumi B. Tsuridaiko C. Odaiko

2. It is a Japenese free reed musical instrument that was introduced from China during
Nara Period. Sho
A. Sho B. Hichiriki C. Shinobue

3. It is a 13-string zither, about two meters long and made of Paulownia wood. Koto
A. Shamisen B. Taiko C. Koto

4. Is a Japanese drum that comes in a various sizes and is used to play a variety of
musical genres. Taiko
A. Sho B. Hichiriki C. Taiko

5. Japanese’s most famous flute made of bamboo. It has four or five finger holes on the
frontface and a thumbhole on the rear face. Shakurachi
A. Nokan B.Shakuhachi C. Biwa

6. A Japanese transverse fue made of bamboo, and literally known as a “dragon flute”.
Ryuteki
A. Shinobue
B. Sho
C. Hichiriki
D. Ryuteki
7. A double reed Japanese flute used as one of the main melodic instruments in Japanese
Gagaku music. Hichiriki
A. Nokan
B. Shakuhachi
C. Hichiriki
D. Sho
8. It is a plucked string instruments that follows a model similar to guitar or banjo,
employing a neck and strings stretched across a resonating body. Shamisen
A. Shamisen
B. Koto
C. Shakuhachi
D. Odaiko
9. A parallel, bamboo flute