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sasa

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In this festival, people use a piece of banana trunk filled with candles, incense, and flowers and release these to float on the water instead of releasing them to the sky.

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loy krathong festival

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In Japan, the longest-running music festival is the Earth Celebration. It was started by the a famous Japanese drum ensemble called _________________

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kodo taiko

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is the Japanese word for drum. It also refers to the Japanese art of drumming. Kumi-daiko is a type of drum ensemble consisting of different taikos.

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taiko

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In China, Taoists and Buddhists celebrate the

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hungry ghost festival

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Cambodia, a seasonal festival called ___________________ is held every November for three days to celebrate the reversal flow between the Mekong River and the Tonle Sap River during the rainy season.

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Bon Om Tuk

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country occupied

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soviet union

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12-string zither, the esentative instrument of most representative Korea, tracing back to the Gaya Kingdom in the 6th century

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gayageum

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6-string zither with 16 frets, played with a plectrum

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geomungo

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5-string instrument similar to a lute; played with a pick; originally had 5 frets but increased to 10 during Choson Dynasty; modern versions can have up to 12 frets

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hyang bipa

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4-string instrument with 12 frets; similar to hyang- bipa, a instrument native Chinese

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dang-bipa

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spike fiddle with two strings tuned a fifth apart; produces sound by running a bow between the strings

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hae-gum

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12
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instrument with metal strings

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yang-geum

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13
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transverse bamboo flute used in court and folk music; largest of the three bamboo flutes called samchuk from Shilla Dynasty

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dae-geum

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14
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smallest of the samchuk flutes

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sogeum

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15
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middle-sized instrument of the samchuk

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junggeum

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16
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Korean cylindrical oboe with seven finger holes

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hyang-piri

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17
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mouth organ constructed with 17 bamboo tubes; played similar to a harmonica

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saeng-hwang

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instrument made of clay; can be formed into different shapes but is normally shaped like an egg; has a dark timbre.

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hun

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19
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large gong made from brass; played with a cloth-covered mallet

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jing

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20
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small hand gong played with an unwrapped mallet, creating a higher-pitched and sharper sound

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kkwaenggwari

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21
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folk drum played by striking the drumheads with a hard wooden stick

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pungmul buk

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22
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a drum similar in shape and construction to pungmul buk, but with tiny metal tacks embedded around the rim

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sori-buk

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23
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hourglass- shaped drum with a wooden body and drum heads made of hide

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pungmul janggo

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24
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where is korea located, adjacent to ____ and ___

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east asia, china and japan

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25
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rivers of korea

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amnokkang and tuman-gang river

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26
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“Land of high mountains and sparkling streams”

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korea

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27
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divided the korea into north and south

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DMZ

28
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was brought to korea by china in the 4th century CE

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buddhism

29
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capital of south korea

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seoul

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capital of north

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pyongyang

31
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were brought to japan in the 6th century

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taiko drum

32
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is a barrel shaped drum

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wadaiko

33
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an hourglass shaped drum

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tsuzumi

34
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is a team sport played by two teams with six players separated
by a net. Each side tries to score points by grounding a ball on the other
team’s court under organized rules.

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volleyball

35
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The first rules, written down by ____

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William G Morgan

36
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After an observer, ______, noticed the volleying nature of the game at its first exhibition match
in 1896, played at the Springfield YMCA, the game quickly became known as volleyball

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Alfred Halstead

37
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a special ball was designed for the sport.

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1900

38
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in the Philippines, an offensive style of passing the ball in a high trajectory to be struck by
another player (the set and spike) was introduced.

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1916

39
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The scoring was changed to 21 to 15 points.

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1917

40
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The three hits per side and back row attack rules were instituted

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1920

41
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the first two-man
beach game was played.

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1930

42
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the approval and recognition of national volleyball referees came about

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1934

43
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the
Federation De Volleyball-Ball (FIVB) was founded

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1947

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the first two-man beach tournament was held.

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1948

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the initial World Championships were held in Prague, Czechoslovakia

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1949

46
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Volleyball
was introduced in the Olympic Of Tokyo.

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1964

47
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The World Championships in Mexico were telecast in Japan

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1974

48
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The FIVB added a
Beach Volleyball World Championship Series.

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1987

49
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the World League was created.

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1990

50
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The sport Volleyball was 100 years old.

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1995

51
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The 2—person beach Volleyball was added to the Olympics

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1996

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injuries that occur suddenly

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acute injury

53
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develops for a long term repetitive motion

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chronic injury

54
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it happens when an extreme force is put on a ligament causing two joints to come apart

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dislocations

55
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is an injury that occurs when the ligaments, which are tough bands of tissue connecting bones in a joint

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sprains

56
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causing by overusing your forearm due to repetitive or strenuous activity.

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tennis elbow

57
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caused by the repetitive overhead motion of the freestyle stroke

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swimmers shoulder

58
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refers to a broken bone

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fractures

59
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it occurs as the result of a fall while running, biking, rollerblading or participating in any fitness activity.

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cuts and abrasions

60
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is a big responsibility for a mother and father, where they raise their children to be good citizens by instilling values and discipline in them

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parenting

61
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parents must provide for the basic needs of their children

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basic needs

62
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providing safety for the family is all about ensuring each member is safe.

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safety

63
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is an individual’s ability to evaluate his or her worth subjectively

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self-esteem

64
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refers to the importance of one’s actions in society

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values

65
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providing good education to a child is a top priority for all parents

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education

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