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MAPEH (3rd1st) Flashcards

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1
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Means anything that can do harm or danger in ones health

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health hazard

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2
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Is a physiological function that prompts humans and animals to drink water in order to maintain the fluid balance in their body tissues

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thirst

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3
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Is the most widely used drug in the world

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caffeine

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4
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He was a talented and popular general.

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Julius Caesar

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He was the great nephew and adopted son of Julius Caesar.

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Augustus

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He became the founder and first king of Rome

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Romulus

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He became emperor in AD 117 and spent many years travelling around the empire

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Hadrian

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He is remembered as Rome’s greatest orator or speaker

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Cicero

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9
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Nothing is known of the first sports contest, but it might well have been a? Today, one person racing another is still the simplest of all sports and the most universal

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footrace

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10
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Its only purpose is to see who can throw the steel-tipped spear the farthest. Throwing a spear was once the way to kill animals or make war.

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javelin throw

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11
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Had its beginning in the hurling of stones as deadly weapons

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shot put

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12
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Modern track events in which athletes race over a series of obstacles, are natural sports for the descendants of people who had to jumo creeks, rocks, or other barriers when running away from or after their enemies

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hurdling and steeplechasing

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13
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They played a prominent part in the original Olympic Games, which were held in? from 776 BC to AD 394.

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Greece

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14
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Are more difficult and involve a variety of skills.

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field events

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15
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The musical bow is the most common stringed instrument in Africa. True or False?

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True

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16
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The lute is found in societies influenced by Arab culture. True or False?

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True

17
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The Kora, a 21-string harp lute is prominent among the Mandinka people of Africa. It looks like a lute but is played like a harp. True or False?

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True

18
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The earth bow is often used in ceremonies and rituals. True or False?

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True

19
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The mouth bow, the mouth gives amplification to the sound of the string. True or False?

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True

20
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The resonator bow, also known as Munahi in Rwanda, Tiepore in Dahomey, and Jejolava in Madagascar. True or False?

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True

21
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The people of Ghana play a drum called etwie to honor their king. True or False?

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True

22
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One type of talking drum is the hourglass pressure drum, such as the dundun played by the people of Nigeria. It consists of two drum heads connected by cords on an hourglass shaped frame. True or False?

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True

23
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What are the health hazards of Caffeine Drinking? (6)

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severe headaches, rapid heartbeat, coronary heart attack, birth defects, digestive disturbance, muscular tension

24
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What are the health hazards of Tobacco Smoking? (6)

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causes cancer, vascular disease, emphysema, cardiac disease, chronic bronchitis, stroke

25
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Is severe headaches a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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caffeine drinking

26
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Is ‘‘causes cancer’’ a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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tobacco smoking

27
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Is vascular disease a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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tobacco smoking

28
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Is emphysema a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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tobacco smoking

29
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Is rapid heartbeat a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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caffeine drinking

30
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Is coronary heart attack a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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caffeine drinking

31
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Is birth defects a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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caffeine drinking

32
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Is digestive disturbance a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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caffeine drinking

33
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Is cardiac disease a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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tobacco smoking

34
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Is chronic bronchitis a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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tobacco smoking

35
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Is muscular tension a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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caffeine drinking

36
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Is stroke a health hazard to caffeine drinking or tobacco smoking?

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tobacco smoking

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