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1
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Also known as middle ages or the dark ages.

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Medieval Period

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2
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Was the form of government established during the Middle Ages.

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Feudal System

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3
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5 class in feudal system.

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King - Bishop - Baron - Lord - Peasant

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4
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Group of notes that are sung on a syllable of a particular word or text.

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Melisma

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5
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Smooth, even manner of musical performance.

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Legato

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6
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Also called Gregorian mode, is one of the eight scales in the Gregorian chant.

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Church Mode

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7
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Was mainly used during the early part of the Middle Ages.

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Monophonic Texture

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8
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Was developed from combining several music lines.

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Polyphonic Texture

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9
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Was mainly sacred vocal music such as plainchant, conductus, masses, and motets, instrumental estampie, and secular vocal songs.

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Musical Genre

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10
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Is a form of prayer song that is purely vocal, monophonic, and intended for church use only

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Plainchant or Plainsong

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11
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Who initiated the compilation of a plainsong.

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Pope Gregory the Great

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12
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Early form of musical notation used to transcribe the Gregorian chant.

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Neume

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13
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Became popular during the latter part of the medieval period.

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Court Music

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14
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Were travelling musicians who performed in different places to entertain people with their music about courtly love, chivalry, and romance.

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Troubadours

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15
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French secular song during the medieval period.

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Chanson

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16
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Troubadour’s formal love song.

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Canso

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17
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Servants hired to serve in courts.

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Minstrels

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18
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Were hired to entertain crowds with acrobatic tricks.

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Jongleurs

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19
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Singers of love songs.

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Minnesingers

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20
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Was one of the popular composers of the medieval period.

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Adam de la Halle

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21
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Began with the appearance of humans and ended with the discovery of writing.

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Prehistoric Period

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22
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A hunter-gatherer culture

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Paleolithic Period

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23
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Three stages of the Paleolithic Period.

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Lower, Middle, and Upper Paleolithic

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24
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Period that followed after the Paleolithic Period.

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Mesolithic Period

25
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It was the time when permanent settlements were established.

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Neolithic Period

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Four basic types of Paleolithic Art

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Petroglyphs, Prehistoric Sculpture, Pictographs, and Megalithic Art

27
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Refers to artworks applied to an immovable rock surface

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Parietal Art

28
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Refers to portable artworks.

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Mobiliary Art

29
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The term petroglyph comes from the Greek words?

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Petra, meaning stone, and Glyphein, meaning carve

30
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This refers to any image created on rock surfaces by means of carving, rubbing, scratching, cutting, engraving, fashioning, or other similar methods.

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Petroglyphs

31
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Nonfunctional rock markings resembling the shape of a cup.

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Cupules

32
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The cupules engraved on a nonfoliated metamorphic rock at Auditorium Cave in India are considered the world’s oldest cave art.

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Bhimbetka Petroglyphs

33
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Image or symbol created to express an idea or a piece of information.

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Pictograph

34
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Were less common in the prehistoric society.

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Sculptures

35
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Oldest known sculpture from the Paleolithic Period.

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Venus of Berekhat Ram

36
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A statuette of a female figure in Austria.

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Venus of Willendorf

37
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Parietal art that involves the use of large stones as medium.

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Megalithic Art

38
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Considered the most important contribution of the Ancient Egyptians.

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Pyramids

39
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The largest pyramid.

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Great Pyramid of Giza

40
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Considered a transition from the step pyramid to the smooth sided pyramid.

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Pyramid of Zoser

41
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Functions of Ancient Egyptian Art

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To glorify gods, facilitate the passage of humans into afterlife, promote and preserve their values, culture.

42
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Characteristics of Ancient Egyptian Art.

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Modes of Representation, Hierarchy of Scale, Use of color, Registers, Text and Image

43
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The base of the pyramid.

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Base Level

44
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Suggests the daily number of glasses of drinks to be consumed.

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Second Level

45
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This level is composed of carbohydrate-rich foods.

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Third level

46
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Consists of a variety of fruits and vegetables.

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Fourth Level

47
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Mainly consists of protein rich foods.

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Fifth Level

48
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Level located at the top of the pyramid.

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Peak of the pyramid

49
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Different types of eating.

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Fueling for Performance, Emotional Eating, Social Eating, Distracted Eating.

50
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A blood can form easily among people who ______.

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Smoke

51
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These are diseases elated to the heart and blood vessels.

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Cardiovascular Diseases

52
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Serious, chronic metabolic disease characterized by increase in blood sugar levels.

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Diabetes

53
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Defined as a consistent elevation in mean arterial pressure.

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Hypertension

54
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This develops when cells unnecessarily and rapidly multiply.

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Cancer

55
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Happens when there is an interruption or an insufficient supply of blood flowing to the brain.

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Stroke

56
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Total Monetary Value

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GDP (Gross Domestic product)

57
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5 problems we experiencein our community.

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Overpopulation, Improper Waste Disposal, Ineffective Disease Control, Lack of Peace and Order, Increase of Urbanized Areas.

58
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Programs that the Government do.

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Universal Health Care, Reproductive Health Law, Solid Waste Management Program

59
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Effects of a healthy Environment.

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Clean air to breathe, safe store-bought food resources, uncontaminated food and water supplies, elimination of harmful substances.

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