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1
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reflects different
aspects of Asian culture through its timbre, rhythm, melody, texture, form and style.
.

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Indian Music

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Musical tradition of India includes ______ and
_________ music.

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Carnatic and Hindustani

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Vocal Music uses _______ singing with nasal
vocal quality.

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MELISMATIC

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The hymns in Samaveda, a sacred text,
were sung as _____

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Samagana

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style of singing developed
into a strong and diverse contemporary
tradition in India.

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Samagana

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recited as Hindu prayers at
religious functions and other occasions.

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Rigveda

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Refers to music from SOUTH INDIA
It is called TEMPLE MUSIC

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Carnatic Music

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8
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Compositions called____ are devotional song

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Krti

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9
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When was hindustani music developed?

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13th and 14th centuries AD with Persian influences

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10
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Nasal singing is observed in their vocal music
In nothern India, Style of singing is called?

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khyal (imagination)

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what are the classification of Musical
Instruments from India

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Ghan, avanaddh, sushir, tat, vitat

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Oldest classes of instrument in india

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Ghan

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Ghan

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Ghatam, Karta, Manjira, Nout

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Described as a
membranous
percussive
instrument.

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Avanaddh

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Avanaddh

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Dhol, Daf, Tabla

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Also known as
“blown air”

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Sushir

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Sushir

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Bansuri, Shankh, Surpeti, Shehnan

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18
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Instruments in this class are plucked
(stringed instruments)

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tat

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tat

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Gotuvanyam, sitar, ektar, gopichan, rabab

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Described as bowed stringed instruments. One of oldest classifications of instruments.

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vitat

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vitat

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esraj, banam, chikara, sarangi

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22
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known for its unique vocals

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Pakistan

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23
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Pakistan is known for its
two vocal styles in singing
_____ and _______

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GHAZAL and QAWWALI

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24
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Traditional expressions of love, separation, and loneliness.

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Ghazal

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25
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The devotional music
of the Chishti Order.
Originally performed
mainly at Sufi shrines

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Qawwali

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26
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an Israeli folk song associated with the Kibbutz,
Israel’s collective agricultural communities.

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Zum Gali Gali

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27
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West Asian music is modal. Harmony is not emphasized,
yet focused on melodic complexity and ornamentation

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Music of Israel

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28
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West asian Music is commonly
used during:

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Communal worship, mystic rituals, life passage events, entertainment

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TWO DIVISION OF JEWISH MUSIC

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Devotional, Secular

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30
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Almost entirely vocal

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devotional

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31
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leader of the prayer in the
synagogue

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the art of Hazan

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32
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a special call to prayer and repentance

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shofar

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33
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Instruments and voice are used

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secular

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34
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a dance that often has a strong off beats and asymmetric meters

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Hora

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35
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Is one of the most basic elements of
music which is timely arranged linear sequence
of pitched sounds that the listener perceives as
a single entity

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melody

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36
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In music, the placement of sounds in
time. It is the heartbeat of the music.

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rhythm

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37
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Is a symbol used in music
notation telling what key a song piece a music is
in which is found after the G-clef or F clef

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key signature

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38
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Is a fraction like symbol without a diagonal
line between the two numbers, found at the beginning of a
musical piece that tells the number of beats in a measure of
a song

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time signature

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39
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what are significant instruments of Israel?

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Jewish lyre, psalterion, shofar

40
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national instrument/kinnor

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jewish lyre

41
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harp

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psalterion

42
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bar mitzvas

43
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bat mitzvas

44
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period of india

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ancient, classical, mogul period

45
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It is a 30 rock-cut cave monument
that date back from 2nd century
BCE to the 600 BCE, including
masterpiece painting and sculpture
of Buddhist religious art.

A

Ajanta Caves of Maharashtra

46
Q

The destroyer, develops into Shiva
the Cosmic-dancer by four armed
figure.

A

The Image of Shiva

47
Q

First Sound heard in the world

48
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reassuring gesture

49
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he dances to

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points down to dwarfs

50
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Shiva destroys

51
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Built in 1631 commanded by Shah Jahan
in memory of his wife

52
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wife of Shah Jahan

A

Mumtaz mahal

53
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The celebration of Hindus in October or
November (Hindus New Year)

54
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It is also known as the
“Festival of Lights” that symbolizes
prosperity in the new year.

A

Diyas/Diya

55
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One of the most beautiful and
most pleasing art forms of India.

56
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It comes from the words “rang” meaning?

57
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“aavalli”
meaning ?

A

colored creepers or row of color

58
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brightly colored flamboyant trucks, painted with images of idealized landscapes, famous, personalities, flowers and trees, turned village lanes, city streets, and long-distance highways into a gallery without walls: a freeform, kaleidoscopic exhibition in motion

59
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People who lived there are known for
making printed cloth. Printed tablecloths, curtains,
bedspreads, shawls and various
coverlets were used and served as
daily round ornaments as well.

A

Uzbekistan

60
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where did rangoli come from?

61
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where did truck art come from?

62
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hold a prominent place
among numerous forms of popular
applied art

A

Ceramics (uzbekistan)

63
Q

In ancient times, nomads used to draw on rocks (petroglyphs), where is this from?

A

Kazakhstan

64
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been
making fabrics, utensils, musical
instruments, carpets, furniture, and
jewelleries. where is this from?

A

tajikistan

65
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mostly present in
architectural monuments, household
structures and objects, musical
instruments, and souvenirs

66
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a checkered board game that requires strategic skill for two players

67
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The english words chess and check both come from the persian word “shah” meaning?

68
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This early type of chess was known as ___, a sanskrit word for military

A

Chaturanga

69
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most historians agree that the game of chess was first played in ?

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Northern India during gupta empire in the 6th century AD

70
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a spanish manuscript called ____ describes the game of shatranj (chess), backgammon, and dice.

A

libros de los Juegos

71
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each side starts with how many pieces? how many pawns? how many bishops? how many knights? how many rooks? how many queens? how many kings?

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16 pieces, eight pawns, two bishops, two knights, two rooks, one queen, one king

72
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how many squares does chess board has?

73
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least powerful piece and is worth one point

74
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(true or false) does pawn move forward two squares at a time?

75
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a minor piece and is worth three points. Moves diagonally as many squares as it likes.

76
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a major piece and is worth three points. Can jump over another piece. Moves in an “L” shape

77
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a major piece and is worth five points. Moves as many squares as it likes, left or right horizontally, up or down, vertically

78
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a major piece and is worth nine points. Moves just like all chess pieces except the knight piece

79
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not a powerful piece but most important piece, can move only one square in any direction

80
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when a king is attacked, it is called ?

81
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a move of a king and/or either a rook of the same color along the player’s first raw

82
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player’s king is threatened with capture (in check) having no move to avoid that threat, thus, ending the game.

83
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a game where nobody ends a winner

84
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Speclal pawn capture which can occur Immedietly after a player moves a pawn two square forward from It’s starting position and an enemy pawn could have captured it had It moved only one square forward.

A

en passant

85
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Special ability of a pawn wherein if it reaches the last row of the other side of the board, It can become any other chess piece except the king.

86
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If player’s wish to adjust a plece on the board, they must first say
“J’adoube” ( l adjust) or the equivalent. Apart from that, If a plece is touched, It must be moved If possible.

A

touch and move law

87
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Competitive games of chess must be played with special chess clocks which time a player only when It is his/her turn to move. The essence is that a player has to make a certain number of moves In a certaln total time

A

Chess clock

88
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3 ways to get out of check.

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-moving the king to a safe square
-block a piece between the threatening piece and the king
-capture the threatening piece.

89
Q

factors that influence disease transmission

A

environmental and socio-economic factors

90
Q

plays a major role in
disease transmission as evidenced by
floods during the rainy seasons. These
floods are the culprits in the spread of
leptospirosis

91
Q

does Cultural practices influence disease
transmission? True or false

92
Q

factors involved in the chain of communicable diseases transmission

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1.Infectious agents
* Pathogens
2.Reservoirs of infectious agents
* Reservoir
* Infected Host
3.Route of exit
4.Modes of transmission
* Direct
* Indirect
5.Route of entry
6.Susceptible hosts and risk
factors
* Susceptible host
* Risk Factor
* Immunity

93
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Examples of Communicable Diseases

A

A. Scabies
B. Chickenpox
C. Hepatitis
D. Influenza
E. Dengue
F. Tuberculosis (TB)
G. Measles
H. COVID-19

94
Q

infect or invade the body and attack its cells and
tissues.

95
Q

Diseases caused by the direct or indirect spread of pathogens from
one person to another are called ?

A

communicable diseases

96
Q

the Goddess of Wealth

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