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mapeh Flashcards

1
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could be seen in the works of these composers, and each of them featured uniqueness to his compositions

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INDIVIDUALISM

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2
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was a french composer and an organist

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Charles-Camille Saint-Saenz

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3
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Saint-Saenz date of birth and place of birth

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October 9 1831 at Paris, France

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4
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they were recognized as child prodigy

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Charles-Camille Saint-saenz and Franz Liszt

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5
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Saint-Saenz studied organ and composition at?

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Paris Conservatory

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6
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Saint-Saenz became an organist at what church?

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Church of Madeleine in 1857 for 20 years

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7
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Saint-saenz famous works include

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“Samson et Dalila”, “The Carnival of the Animals”, “Symphony No. 3”

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8
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was a Hungarian piano virtuoso and composer

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Franz Liszt

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9
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Liszt studied piano techniques under?

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Carl Czerny

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9
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Liszt date of birth and place of birth

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He was born on October 22 1811 at Raiding, Hungary

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9
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He developed a musical form known as?

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Symphonic poem or tone poem

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10
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Liszt died of

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pneumonia july 3 1866 at the age of 74

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11
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was a french composer and conductor

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Louis-Hector Berlioz

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berlioz date of birth and pl0ace of birth

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december 11 1803 in La Cote-St-Andre, Isere, France

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13
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Berlioz enrolled aat the?

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Paris Conservatoire

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14
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Berlioz famous works include

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“symphonie fantastique”, “Romeo et Juliette”, “La damnation de Faust”

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15
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was a german composer

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Robert Schumann

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16
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Schumann place of birth and date of Birth

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June 8 1810 in Zwickau, Germany

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17
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he studied piano under? who became his father in law

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Johann Gottlob Friedrich

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18
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Schumann famous works include

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“papillions (op,2)”, “Symphony Etudes”, “warum”

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19
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where did romanticism began?

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Britain and france

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20
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The Raft of the Medusa painting

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Theodore Gericault

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21
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Liberty leading the People
painting

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Eugene Delacroix

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22
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The Third of May, Saturn Devouring one of his children
painting

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Francisco Goya

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23
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The night of Enitharmons joy, Satan Arousing the rebellious Angels
painting

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William Blake

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24
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The great western railway
painting

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J.M.W Turner

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25
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The great day of his wrath
painting

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John Martin

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26
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mary magdalene grieving over the body of christ
painting

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Arnold Bocklin

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27
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Greek slave sculpture

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Hiram Power

28
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Nydia, the blind flower girl on pompeii

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Randolph Rogers

29
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who championed the first type of Romantic sculpture

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Antoine- Louis Barye

30
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Turkish Horse, No. 2 sculpture

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Antoine- Louis Barye

31
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The departure of volunteers sculpture

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Francois Rude

32
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is the first important neo-gothic church in france

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The Basilica of Sainte-Clotilde

33
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sport that was first seen in the tribes of Africa

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Dodgeball

34
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how many players in dodgeball

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minumun of 2 maximum of 6

35
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was first played in Scandinavian and Germany

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Handball

36
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raffball meaning

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snatch ball

37
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names after Konrad Koch

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knigsbergerball

38
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outdoor handball was introduced in sweden byt

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G. Wallstrom

39
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indoor handball was played for the first time in the?

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Summer olympic games in 1972, munich

40
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he was an englishman who adopted the african game of throwing stones by using a ball

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James H. Carlisle

41
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these two games that influenced handball

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raffball, knigsbergerball

42
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those are not meant to infict harm or danger to oneself or to other people

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unintentional injuries

43
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refers to any disorder or damage to the persons musculoskeletekal

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musculoskeletal injury

44
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mnemonic RICE

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rest, ice, compress, elevate

45
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the patient should avoid moving the injured part

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rest

46
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wrrap crushed ice or ice cubes in a towel or ice pack

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Ice

47
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Compress the injured part with the compression bandage to lessen the swelling

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compress

48
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elevate the injured part for as long pissoble

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elevate

49
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is the initial treatment given to any acute musculoskeletal injury

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RICE

50
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are wounds, bruises that result from hitting a blunt or hard objects

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closed wounds

51
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there is the breakage of the skin

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open wound

52
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open wound examples

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abrasion, incision, laceration puncture, avulsion

53
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this is a scrape or a scratch

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abrasion

54
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this is a clean and deep wound with a clean cut caused by a sharp object

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incision

55
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this is a wound with uneven or jagged cut

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laceration

56
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a wound caused by a pointed object

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puncture

57
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this iis a partial removal or tearing of a skin or tissue part

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avulsion

58
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three types of bleeding

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arterial bleeding,venous bleeding, capillary bleeding

59
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this is the most serious and dangerous type of bleeding

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arterial bleeding

60
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blood that flows out of a vein is easier to control that the blood in an artery

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venous bleeding

61
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this is the most common type of bleeding and the easiest to control

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capillary bleeding

62
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usuallly happen at home. sometimes peope accidentally touch a hot iron or boiling water

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burns

63
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can be inhalled, swalled,absorbed, or injected

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poisoning

64
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this in an illness caused by eating contaminated foods or drink

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food poisoning

65
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happens whn a persons airway is completely blocked

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choking

66
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air cannot get unto her or his lungs because of water

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drowning

67
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happens when there is an obstruction in the flow of blood that supplies oxygen to the heart

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heart attack

68
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person is injured by an electric shocck

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electrocution

69
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results from exposure to high temperature for a long time

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heat stroke

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