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These are the illnesses that can be transferred or passed on from one person to another |
Communicable Diseases |
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are tiny celled organism that grows anywhere |
Bacteria |
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Those that thrive in the intestines do not cause disease and instead help digest food |
Residental bacteria |
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Are the smallest and simplest form of life the most common vause of disease |
Virus |
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Are the simple life forms that cannot make their own food They live in hair nails and skin |
Fungi |
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Example of Fungi |
Mushroom Yeast |
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Are simple like organism and commonly found in water |
Protozoa |
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Examples of communicable diseases |
Pneumonia Influenza Hepatitis |
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Disease of the lungs that can be caused by bacteria or viruses |
Pneumonia |
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A serious illness caused by viruses this lowers the bodys resistance to bacterial infection |
Influenza |
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Is a disease that involves the swelling of the liver |
Hepatitis |
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Caused by protozoa through the bites of mosquitoes |
Malaria |
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Caused by bacteria which usually infect a person as he drinks water whick contains feces |
Cholera |
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Wart |
Caused by bacteria |
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Ringworm |
Caused by fungus |
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Acne |
Caused by bacteria |
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Athletes foot |
Caused by fungus |
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Bites from the carrier dengue carrier mosquito |
Dengue |
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Tuberculosis |
Caused by bacteria |
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Influenza |
Caused by virus |
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How communicable disease spread |
By air Through people Through vontact with animal Through contaminated water and food |
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Factors that influence disease transmission |
Environmental Factors and socio economic factors |
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Modern design of chess piece |
Staunton design |
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Former name of chess |
Chaturanga |
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Where chess is originated |
India |
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When was chess originated |
15th century |
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There are how many domino tiles |
28 |
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0 |
Blank tile |
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1 |
A E I L N O R S T U |
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2 |
D G |
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3 |
B C M P |
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4 |
F H V W Y |
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5 |
K |
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8 |
J X |
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10 |
Q Z |
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3900 BCE- 1200 CE |
Ancient Period |
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Some evidences of the early civilization are bronze and copper statuettes and steatites seals which show vigor and concern for surface texture as constantly characterized in Indian art |
Ancient period |
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Are 30 rock - cut cave |
Ajanta Caves of Maharashta |
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5th - 6th Centuries |
Classical Period |
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The destroyer |
Shiva |
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1192-1757 |
Islamic Ascendancy / Transitional Period |
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This was the period from Venism Hinduism/Brahmanism |
Transitional Period/Islamic Ascendancy |
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Evolution of _____ to _______ |
Venism to Hinduism |
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Two great Indian Epics |
Mahabharata and Ramayana |
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16th Century |
Mogul Period |
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Most splendid form of architecture in India |
Taj Majal |
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When was Taj Majal built? |
1632 |
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Who built the taj majal |
Shah Jahan |
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Monument in Java |
Borobudur |
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Is celebrated by Hindus in India all around the world in October or November |
Diwali |
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Godess of wealth |
Lakshmi |
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Festival of lights |
Diwali Festival |
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One of the most beautiful and most pleasing art forms of india |
Rangoli |
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Means color |
Rang |
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Means colored creepers or row of colors |
aavalli |
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Arts of pakistan |
Mohenjo Daro Harappa Kot Diji |
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Popular in making printed cloth |
Uzbekistan |
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Visual arts are relatively young , petroglyphs can be found there |
Kazakhstan |
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The most unique and beatiful carpets in the world are produced by |
Turkmenistan |
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A home spun silk that is used for beautiful dresses worn by turkmen women in an occasiom |
Keteni |
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Hand made carpets or rugs |
Shirdaks |
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Flowers animals plants stylized horns national emblem are symbol traditions of |
Kyrgyzstan |
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Large elaborately embroidered wall hangings are called |
Tush kyiz |
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Used to commemorate the marriage of a son or daughter |
Tush Kyiz |
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Is rich in cultural heritage |
Middle East |
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Typical artistic forms from middle east |
Embroidery ceramics wood carving inlaid wood design calligraphy hammered metal work |
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Refers to music from south india |
Carnatic music |
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Devotional songs |
Carnatic music |
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Music pieces are mainly set for the voice with lyrics |
Carnatic |
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Imagination |
Hindustani Music |
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Goes back to the period 1000 BCE |
Hindustani Music |
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Hidustani music futher develops with ____ influences |
Persian |
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Predominantly found in nothern and central region |
Hindustani |
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Nasal singing |
Hindustani |
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A word means imaginatiom |
Khyal |
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Hindustani is influenced by |
Ancient Hindu Musical tradition |
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Described as non membranous percussive instrument |
Ghan |
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Described as membranous percussive instrument |
Avannaddh |
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Also known as blown air . Played by using air |
Sushir |
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Examples of ghan |
Manjiri Ghatam Karta Nout |
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Examples of avanaddh |
Daf Dhol Tabla |
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Examples of Sushir |
Shankh Bansuri Surpeti Shehnai |
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Instrument in this class are plucked (stringed instruments) |
Tat |
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Described as bowed stringed instruments |
Vitat |
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Examples of tat |
Sitar Gotuvadyam Ektar Gophicand |
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Examples of Vitat |
Banam Esraj Sarangi Chikara |
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Known for unique vocals |
Pakistan |
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Love song |
Ghazal |
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Devotional song in pakistan |
Qawwali |
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Music Strengthens the imprtance of music in Pakistan |
Punjabi |
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Region in southeast asia based on the drum rythym DHOL |
Punjab |
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Membranophone in pakistan |
Tabla Dholak |
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Chordophone in pakistan |
Harmonium Rubab |
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Leader of the prayer |
Hazan |
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Almost entirely vocal |
Devotional |
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Featured during sabbath |
Devotional |
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Instruments and voiced are used |
Secular |
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Played during life passage event |
Secular |
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Context lies outside the religious domain |
Secular |
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Very rythmic and has a popular and romantic texts |
Secular |
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Significant Instrumebts of Israel |
Jewish Lyre Psalterion Shofar |
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Significant Instruments of arab countries |
Goblet Toft |
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Significant instrumebt of middle east |
Oud Darbuk |
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Means clap |
Tabla |
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A sequence of drum |
Theka |
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Most common instrument for keeping rythm |
Tabla |
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most common instrument in keeping rythm in carnatic music |
Mridangam |
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a ceromonial event for jewish boy aged 13 |
Bar Mitzvah |
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12 for girls and 13 for boys |
Bat Mitzhva |
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Means four clap |
Chautal |
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Grating sound made by the throat |
Guttural |
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jewish devotional tradition , the central idea being that simple faith and a prayer that comes from the heart is more important than intellectual brilliance |
Hassidic |
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The holiest days in judism |
High holidays |
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The predominantreligion of the indian subcontinent |
Hinduism |
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Refers to the beat in indian music |
Matra |
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Acoustic method of coloring the mind of the listener |
Raga |
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Commonly sung in Holy Weeks in Philippines |
Pasyon |
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Jewish holiday of rest |
Sabbath |
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Represents the philosophy and science of uniting thought sound and music |
Samagana |
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An indian term referring to music hindu scriptures |
Sangeet |
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Musical instrument made of rams horn |
Shofar |
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Jewish house of prayer |
Synagogue |
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Most common tal in hindustani music |
Tintal |
