MAPEH - Music

Question 1

Is the traditional music of the
people in a country or region

Answer 1

Folk music

Question 2

Adhering to past practices
or established conventions

Answer 2

Adhering

Question 3

Relating to accepted or traditional
ways of doing something
(Cambridge Dictionary)

Answer 3

Conventional

Question 4

Occurring or existing before a
war

Answer 4

Pre-War

Question 5

The use of high-pitched but thin and non-resonated voice

Songs are mostly melodic or in unison rather than harmonic,
they are commonly performed solo rather than choral

Chanting religious texts and epics

Lyrics developed from poems, verses and rituals

Answer 5

Chinese influences

Question 6

Folk and court music were integrated

Singing was a vital element of their social life

Melismatic and monophonic melodies

Use of strained voice and tremolos

Mostly acapella, sometimes with a small amount of
percussion accompaniment

Answer 6

Arabic influences

Question 7

Singing without any instrumental
accompaniment

Answer 7

Acapella

Question 8

Singing many notes using one syllable

Answer 8

Melismatic

Question 9

Using a single melody

Answer 9

Monophonic

Question 10

Singing high notes with a natural voice

Answer 10

Strained voice

Question 11

Any group of people native to a specific
region.

Answer 11

Indigenous

Question 12

A religious leader who communicates with
spirits, known as a healer, a shaman

Answer 12

Babaylan

Question 13

A folk language in Malay language, literally means “Loving feeling”, popular in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore

Answer 13

Rasa Sayang

Question 14

Singaporean love song, a teasing court love song.

Answer 14

Chan Mali Chan

Question 15

It is a traditional children’s song in Indonesia. This song is about the cockatoo and the grandmother who only has two teeth

Answer 15

Kakatua

Question 16

It is one of the world’s oldest forms of theater,
fascinating with its imaginative storytelling

Answer 16

Puppetry

Question 17

Made of hard materials that
produce sound by striking, rubbing or shaking

Answer 17

Metal idiophones

Question 18

Metallic instruments struck to produce a
resonant sound

Answer 18

Gongs

Question 19

Percussion instruments with a series
of metal bars of varying pitch struck with hammers

Answer 19

Metallphones

Question 20

produce sounds through the vibration
of strings, whether by plucking, strumming, bowing or even
striking

Answer 20

Chordophones

Question 21

instruments that produce
sound through the vibration of stretched animal skin or
membrane

Answer 21

Membranophones

Question 22

Brought to Malaysia by
Chinese settlers

A type of Chinese opera
performed using glove
puppets

Shows stories of
folklore and historical
events

Answer 22

Wayang Potehi

Question 23

Wayang may either mean

Answer 23

“Theater” or “Puppet theater”

Question 24

The ______ is its main
puppeteer, characterized by
being creative, humorous and
flexible

Answer 24

Dalang

Question 25

________ the hero, is
represented with a clear voice,
speaking in a single tone

Answer 25

Arjuna

Question 26

___________ were the most common instrumental ensembles in Southeast Asia

Answer 26

Gong Orchestras

Question 27

played in the Philippines,

Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei and

East Timor

• it is a gong-based instrument used

for celebrations and rituals

Answer 27

Kulintang Ensemble

Question 28

_________ refers to both bamboo
instrument and its ensemble, a
distinct influence of Indonesian
music in the Philippines. It is made
of bamboo rattle tubes attached to a
frame

Answer 28

Angklung

Question 29

Koirdas di la bordon

Answer 29

A funeral song

Question 30

To cure the sick

Answer 30

Ulit

Question 31

Mangyan song to communicate to spirits

Answer 31

Marayaw

Question 32

Lullaby

Answer 32

Iyaya

Question 33

Poetic, rhythmic and monophonic chant of Mangyan people

Answer 33

Ambahan