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The Chinese called the music notes what? |
Lus |
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What scale is mainly used in Chinese music? |
Pentatonic - 5 tone scale |
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What are the 5 notes included in the Pentatonic scale that the Chinese use? |
Kung, Shang, Chiao, Chih, and Yu |
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Forms of poetry are delivered through.... |
Chant |
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Enlist the eight categories of Chinese musical instruments. |
Bamboo, wood, silk, gourd, stone, metal, skin, or clay. |
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This is one of the famous Chinese instruments. This is a two-string, violin-like instrument played with a bow. |
Erhu |
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This has four strings and thirty frets in a gourd-shaped frame. |
Pipa |
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This is an ancient Chinese instrument with 13 to 21 strings stretched over individual bridges. |
Zheng |
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This is a seven-string zither without bridges. This is the most ancient Chinese instrument with over 3000 years of history. |
Guqin |
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This is large with 18 to 23 strings, usually played by a female. Similar to the Japanese Koto. |
Guzheng |
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This is a bamboo side-blown transverse flute with 6 finger holes. |
Dizi |
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This is a vertical end-blown flute made of bamboo. |
Xiao |
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This is a blowing instrument like a horn. |
Suona, Laba, or Haidi |
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This is considered one of the oldest Chinese musical instruments. Mouth organ similar to a panpipe with 12 to 36 bamboo pipes. |
Sheng |
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These are small cymbals. |
Ching and Chap |
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This is a tiger-like animal resting on a sounding box. |
Yu |
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Cantonese popular music. |
Cantopop |
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Cantopop is sometimes referred to as... |
HK-pop |
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Who is the Godfather of Cantopop? |
Roman Tam or Lo Man (stage name) |
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Music of one's homeland. |
Hogaku |
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The Buddhists created chants based on religious hymns called... |
Shimyo |
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Hard mode/male scale |
Yo-sen |
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Soft mode/female scale |
In-sen |
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Japanese pop |
J-pop |
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J-pop started in Japan in the... |
1990s |
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Japanese orchestra |
Gagaku |
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Plucked table zither with 13 strings. |
Koto |
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Lute pear-shaped instrument with 4 or 5 strings and frets made of wood. |
Biwa |
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Long-necked plucked instrument with 3 strings played with a bow. |
Shamisen |
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End-blown 5 finger hole flute |
Shakuhachi |
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Set of seventeen bamboo mouthpipes. |
Sho |
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Short bamboo double-reed pipe with 9 fingerholes. |
Hichiriki |
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This is a flute instrument. |
Ryuteki |
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Small drum whose both ends are covered in animal skin. Played using 2 sticks. |
Kakko |
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Shoulder mounted hand drum used in the Noh play. |
Tsuzumi |
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This is the smaller drum. |
Kotsuzumi |
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This is the larger drum. |
Ootsuzumi |
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Has a short but wide body, played with sticks called batchi. |
Shimedaiko |
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Korean music is greatly influenced by ________ music. |
Chinese music |
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Elegant vocal and instrumental music |
A-ak |
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Foreign music |
Huyue |
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Popular music |
Suyue |
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Elegant ritual and ceremonial court music. |
Yayue |
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Enumerate the 4 Pentatonic scales built by the Koreans. |
Ujo scale, Akshejo scale, Kyemyonjo scale, Pyongjo scale |
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Korean pop |
K-pop |
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Proper name for the original four-man group. |
Samul Nori |
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From Samul Nori, “Sa” and “Mul” mean what? |
Four things |
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From Samul Nori, “No” and “Ri” mean what? |
To play |
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One of the 4 basic instruments used. This is a small handheld gong. This represents lightning. |
Kkwaenggawari or Ggwaenggawari |
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One of the 4 basic instruments used This is a large handheld gong. This represents wind. |
Jing or Ching |
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One of the 4 basic instruments used This is a double-headed, hourglass drum. This represents rain. |
Janggu or Janggo (Changgu or Changgo) |
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One of the 4 basic instruments used This is a barrel drum. This represents thunder. |
Buk or Puk |
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This has 12 strings stretched along a wooden board with movable strings. |
Kayagum or Gayageum |
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This is a bamboo string instrument played with a bow. |
Haegum or Haegeum |
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This is a bamboo flute with 6 finger holes. |
Chottdae |
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This plays the main melody in the Korean music ensemble. |
Hyang-piri |
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This is a 17-pipe bamboo mouth organ. |
Saeng-hwang |
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Started from prehistoric humans. |
Painting |
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They used ____ ____ and _____ pigment. |
Red ochre and black |
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Regarded as the quintessential form of Chinese painting. |
Landscape painting |
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Three major components of landscape painting. |
Nature, heaven, humankind |
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Harmony between man and nature. |
Tianren Heyi |
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This artist used techniques such as aerial perspective and overlapping. |
Wang Hui |
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A type of balance wherein two sides aren't alike, but carry equal visual weight. |
Asymmetrical balance |
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Connotes all parts of the image relate to and compliment each other. |
Harmony |
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Ornamental writing usually done with a pen. |
Calligraphy |
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“An artist should identify himself with the landscape and watch it until its significance is revealed to him.” |
Kuo Hsi |
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Enumerate the “Six Canons of Painting” |
Spirit Resonance, Bone Method, Correspondence to the Object, Suitability to Type, Division and Planning, Transmission by Copying |
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The history of Korean painting dates back to ____ C.E. |
108 C.E. |
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Until the Joseon dynasty, the primary influence of Korean paintings were... |
Chinese Paintings |
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Korean paintings' subjects are usually divided into 4 categories. Enumerate them. |
Landscape, minhwa, the Four Gentlemen, and portrait styles |
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Under the Four Gentlemen, this symbolizes productivity and autumn. |
Chrysanthemum |
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Under the Four Gentlemen, this symbolizes integrity and winter. |
Bamboo |
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Under the Four Gentlemen, this symbolizes refinement and summer. |
Orchids |
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Under the Four Gentlemen, this symbolizes courage in a gentleman and spring. |
Plum blossom |
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Is a mark or shape made on a flat surface by an inked block. |
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Is a technique for printing text, images, or patterns. |
Woodblock printing |
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Which Japanese artist created this asymmetrical balanced woodblock print? |
Ando Hiroshige |
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Pictures of the floating world. |
Ukiyo-e |
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Made from a design carved out from a block of wood. |
Woodblock print or a woodcut |
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Is the process by which different types of prints are made. |
Printmaking |
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When an image is printed from the raised carvings on a block, it is called what? |
Relief print |
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If it is printed from an image scratched onto a metal plate, it is called a what? |
Intaglio print |
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This is a type of roof that is more economical for common Chinese architecture. |
Straight inclined |
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These are roofs with two or more inclined sections. |
Multi-inclined |
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These are roofs with curves that rise at the corners. Usually reserved for temples and palaces. |
Sweeping |
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One of the largest Chinese opera forms. |
Peking opera |
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The Peking opera presents dramatic plays and figures emphasizing the four artistic methods. Enumerate the 4. |
Singing Dialogue Dancing Martial Arts |
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The type of face painting wherein performers paint their faces with different colors. |
Jingju Lianpu |
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In the Peking opera, this color is used to indicate positive character, prosperity, loyalty, courage or bravery, intelligence, and heroism. |
Red |
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In the Peking opera, this color is used to substitute for the color red. This also represents justice and sophistication. |
Violet or Purple |
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In the Peking opera, this color signifies the character's neutrality, impartiality, and integrity. |
Black |
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In the Peking opera, this color indicates neutrality too. This also shows astuteness and fierceness. |
Blue |
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In the Peking opera, this color shows the character is violent, impulsive, and lacks restraint. |
Green |
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In the Peking opera, this color tells the audience that the character is cruel, ambitious, or sly. |
Yellow |
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In the Peking opera, this color also indicates that the character is evil and hypocritical, commonly used by powerful villains. |
White |
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In the Peking opera, these two colors exhibit the character of a god or a demon. This can also be associated with a ghost or a spirit. It also symbolizes mystery. |
Gold and silver |
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Japan is known for this face painting art that elucidates the performer's own role through the medium of facial features. |
Kabuki makeup or kesho |
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In Japanese fave painting, the lines painted onto the actor's face that are smudged to soften them are called... |
Mukumi-guma or Suji-guma |
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In Japanese face painting, in a performance, the common actors get a _________ makeup. |
Standard |
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In Japanese face painting, in a performance, the villain gets the _________ makeup, where the lines and shapes are somehow presented in a more dramatic manner. |
Kumadori |
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*Kabuki* This color means passion, wrath, and fierceness. |
Dark red |
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*Kabuki* This color means sadness and depression. |
Dark blue |
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*Kabuki* This color means tranquility and peacefulness. |
Light green |
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*Kabuki* This color means youth. |
Pink |
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*Kabuki* This color means fright, anxiety, and fear. |
Black |
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*Kabuki* This color means dignity and nobleness. |
Purple |
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*Kabuki* These colors mean inhuman, demonic, and monstrous. |
Gray and Brown |
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*Tal or Ta'l* The mask colors Intense and vivacious black, red, and white mean what? |
Helps determine the age and race of the figure. |
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*Tal or Ta'l* The mask colors half red and half white mean what? |
Indicates that the character has two fathers, Mr. Red and Mr. White |
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*Tal or Ta'l* The Dark-faced mask means what? |
Connotes that the wearer was born of an adulterous mother |
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______ played an important role in the development of art, not just in East Asia but also all over the world. |
Paper |
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A folded paper that looks like a gold nugget, which is also known as sycee. |
Yuanbao |
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During what festival do they burn the yuanbao at their ancestors' graves? |
Ghost Festival |
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Silver or gold ingot currency used in China until the 20th century. Derived from the Cantonese term “fine silk”. |
Sycee |
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The Chinese decorative paper cuttings are commonly _________. |
Symmetrical |
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The Chinese decorative paper cuttings are commonly symmetrical and use _____ paper. |
Red paper |
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In China, _______ ________ is indeed part of their arts and culture. |
Paper cutting |
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The Chinese philosophers that are said to be the inventors of kite. |
Mozi and Lu Ban |
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Weifang, Shandong was known as “China's capital city of kites” during what dynasties? |
Song and Ming |
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An assembled or joined aircraft and is made of silk or paper attached to a bowline bamboo. |
Kite |
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Nowadays, kites are usually made of what? |
Plastic |
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Enumerate the 4 common Chinese kite categories. |
Centipede Hard-winged kites Soft-winged kites Flat kites |
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The term origami originates from the two words: ___ and _____. |
Ori and Kami |
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Ori means what? |
Folding |
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Kami means what? |
Paper |
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When was Japanese origami popularized? |
mid-1900s |
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The objective of this art is to transform a flat sheet of squared paper into a three-dimensional form by following various folding techniques without cutting. |
Origami |
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One of the most popular origami figures. |
Paper crane |
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Is a team sport where a player aims to shoot a ball through a basket horizontally portioned to score points while following a set of rules. |
Basketball |
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How many players per team are on the court in Basketball? |
5 players |
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There are various violations that are generally called.... |
Fouls |
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In December 1891, who invented the sport of Basketball? |
James Naismith |
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In what year was the NBL formed? |
1898 |
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In what year was the NBL established? |
1937 |
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In what season did the NBL merge with the BAA to form the NBA? |
1948-1949 |
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This is the first basic skill to be learned. |
Shooting |
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This allows you to advance with the ball and move around the court while you are in possession of the ball. |
Dribbling |
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This is one of the most important skills in Basketball. |
Passing |
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This is one of the major skills of the game. Grabbing it means making your team gain a chance to shoot again. |
Rebounding |
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This is one of the most basic skills in Basketball because speed defines the best player in this sport. |
Running |
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Their position will depend on how regulated the game will be. |
Officiating staff |
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The official in charge who controls the game. |
Referee |
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No official has the authority to question decisions made by another official. |
Officials' conduct of the game |
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This signal means what? |
3 points |
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This signal means what? |
3 points (success) |
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This signal means what? |
Travelling |
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This signal means what? |
Jump ball |
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This signal means what? |
Substitution |
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This signal means what? |
Technical foul |
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This signal means what? |
3-second violation |
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A kind of pass that results in a goal being scored. |
Assist |
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An attacking move at full speed. |
Drive |
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*True or False* Marriage has significantly contributed to happier, healthier, and more prosperous families. |
True |
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Based on the statistics, the best age to marry is after what age? |
25 |
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Is a period in a couple's relationship which precedes their engagement and marriage. |
Courtship |
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_______ can enhance one's relational skills, socialization with people, and coping with infatuations. |
Dating |
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A lifelong partnership and bond between a man and a woman who understand, accept, trust, and love each other. |
Marriage |
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Enumerate the factors that are necessary to consider in choosing a lifetime partner. |
Maturity - The one who can make wise decisions. Fidelity - The one who is sincere and true to his/her promise. (Faithful) Commitment - The one who is dedicated to their responsibilities. Love - The one who accepts and understands their partner. Economic Stability - The one who provides the needs of the family. Character - The one who is God-fearing. |
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*True or False* Couples who have any religious affiliation of any kind have lesser marital problems. |
True |
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This is a union between a groom and a bride who are selected by other parties rather than each other. |
Arranged marriage |
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This is a forced marriage or shotgun marriage. |
Pikot |
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This is the parents' prearranged or preplanned future marriage of their child. |
Buya |
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This is when someone runs away secretly with a lover. |
Elope |
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This is a process wherein the property of the parent is distributed to a daughter at her marriage rather than at the holder's death. |
Dowry |
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This happens in a very early pregnancy just after conception. |
Blighted Ovum |
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The embryo implants outside of the uterus. |
Ectopic pregnancy |
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This is a hormonal imbalance in the sex hormones estrogen and progesterone levels of a woman. |
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) |
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This is a benign, noncancerous tumor that develops in or around the uterus. |
Myoma |
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This is a type of diabetes that affects women during pregnancy. |
Gestational diabetes |
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This usually occurs and affects pregnant women during the second half of pregnancy, or soon after their baby is delivered. |
Preeclampsia |
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Babies in this position are usually delivered by Caesarean or C-section. |
Suhi or Breech position |
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Many mothers experience the “baby blues” after childbirth. |
Postpartum disorder |
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Medical condition wherein the body has an overwhelming immune response to a bacterial infection. |
Sepsis |
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Major surgery that can prevent pregnancy from occurring. |
Tubal Ligation |
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Traditional birth attendants |
Manghihilot |
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Responsible parenthood is defined by _____ _____ __ in his encyclical Humanae Vitae. |
Pope Paul VI |
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Who should be properly bonded and focused not only to each other but also practice responsible parenthood? |
Husbands and wives |
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Enumerate the areas in which families should do well to be successful. |
Problem solving Effective communication Family roles Affective responsiveness Behavior control |
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Health professionals recommend a __ year gap between pregnancies. |
3-year gap |
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This is a family group consisting of a pair of adults and their biological or adopted children. |
Nuclear family/Traditional family |
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This consists of one parent raising one or more children on their own. |
Single-parent family |
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This consists of two or more adults who are related, either by blood or marriage, living under the same roof. |
Extended family |
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This consists of a husband and a wife living together and caring for each other. This family is the most unpopular because it does not meet the traditional standards of a family. |
Childless family |
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This consists of 2 divorced/legally separated people who bring with them their children from the old families and decide to live together. |
Blended family |