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weekend unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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De-seed

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To remove the seed from E.g. Deseed the pepper.

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Peel

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To remove the outer covering or skin from a fruit or vegetable E.g. Carrot,
apple or onion.

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Tablespoon

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A large spoon used in cooking that holds 15g.

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Teaspoon

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A small spoon used in cooking that holds 5g.

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Dessert spoon

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A spoon used for eating that holds 10g.

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Mililitres

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A unit of volume used to measure small amounts of liquid.

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Five-a-day

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The five portions of fruit and vegetables that people are recommended to eat
every day as part of a healthy diet.

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Sieve

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A piece of equipment used for separating lumps from dry ingredients E.g.
Flour.

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Whisk

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A piece of kitchen equipment used to add air to a mixture E.g. Eggs, cream or
butter

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Dairy

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A group of foods containing or made from milk E.g. Butter, cheese, yogurt.

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The position of the surface e.g. portrait or landscape

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Paper Orientation

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The way an artist uses their tools

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Technique

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13
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The arrangement of artwork on a page

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Layout

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A simplified form

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Stylised

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15
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A heavy type of paper used for drawing

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Cartridge paper

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16
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The process of combining different amounts of paint

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Colour mixing

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A surface on which to put paints

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Palette

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18
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A shape or form that is free flowing and irregular in shape

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Organic

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A shape or form that has regular lines

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Geometric

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20
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A plan to decide the appearance of an artwork

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Design

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21
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The Globe

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A famous Elizabethan theatre in London.

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Groundling

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Poorer members of the audience who stood in the pit, just below the stage

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Gentry

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Members of the audience who sat in the galleries to watch the play.

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Nobility

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The richest members of the audience who sat in the heavens with cushions.

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Monarchy

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A form of government that has a king or queen as its head of state

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The Lord

Chamberlain’s Men

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An Elizabethan theatre company permitted to perform by the queen

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The Lord Admiral’s

Men

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An Elizabethan theatre company permitted to perform by the queen.

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Queen Elizabeth I

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The English monarch from 1558 to 1603.

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29
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Tragedy

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A serious genre of play which always has a sad ending.

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30
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Comedy

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A funny genre of play which always has a happy ending.

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31
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The five horizontal lines on which music notes are written.

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Staff/ Stave

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32
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A symbol that instructs you to play higher pitched notes (the range of notes
from the middle to the right of a keyboard).

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Treble clef

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33
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An acronym to help you remember the names of the notes in the spaces of a
treble clef stave.

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F.A.C.E

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34
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A mnemonic to help you remember the names of the notes on the lines of a
treble clef stave.

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Every Good Boy

Deserves Football

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35
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The name for the note with a ledger line below the treble clef stave. It is also
the white note in the centre of a keyboard.

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Middle C

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36
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A horizontal line that divides the stave into sections with a set number of
beats

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Bar line

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37
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A short section of music that contains a specific number of beats.

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Bar

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38
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A symbol consisting of two numbers stacked above each other that Instructs
the performer how many beats to count in each bar

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Time signature

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39
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A note with the duration of 4 crotchet beats

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Semibreve

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40
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A note with the duration of 2 crotchet beats

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Minim

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41
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Worship

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An act of religious love and devotion directed towards God or gods.

42
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Dedication

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To be committed to something

43
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Mandir

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A Hindu temple.

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Gurdwara

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A Sikh place of worship

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Puja

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A Hindu act of worship.

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Vihara

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A Buddhist temple or monastery.

47
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Mantra

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A word or sound repeated to help concentration in meditation, usually in
Buddhism and Hinduism.

48
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Shrine

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A place/building/construction regarded as holy because of its links with a
divinity (God/gods) or a sacred person or relic.

49
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Guru Granth Sahib

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The Sikh holy scriptures are a collection of hymns, poems and other writings.
It is also considered as the living Guru.

50
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Reincarnation

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The belief that a person or animal’s soul can experience rebirth in another
body after death.

51
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A digestive problem where the body is unable to digest a type of sugar mainly
found in milk and dairy products

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Lactose intolerant

52
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The distance food travels before it reaches your plate E.g. Travelled by boat,
air, road or rail

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Food miles

53
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The amount of CO2 released into the atmosphere because of a person’s
activities.

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Carbon footprint

54
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The release of carbon into the atmosphere.

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Carbon emissions

55
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Trade between companies in developed countries and producers in
developing countries in which fair prices are paid to the farmers.

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Fairtrade

56
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A nutrient needed in the body for growth and repair. It’s found in foods such
as eggs, nuts, beans, fish and meat

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Protein

57
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The transferring of bacteria from one surface to another E.g. Raw chicken to
salad.

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Cross contamination

58
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A soft, green or grey growth that develops on old food.

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Mould

59
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An infectious food poisoning bacteria that is spread through contaminated
food or water, or from other infected people or animals.

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E.Coli

60
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A food poisoning bacteria commonly found in undercooked poultry (E.g
chicken) and eggs. It can cause cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea.

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Salmonella

61
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Brush stroke

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The mark made by a paintbrush and paint

62
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Poster paint

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A type of ready-mixed paint

63
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Accurate

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Correct in all details

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Characteristics

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A feature or quality that an artwork has

65
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Concentric

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A shape within a shape

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Illustration

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A sequence of drawings demonstrating a story

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Border

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The decorative design or edge of a surface, line or area

68
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Frame

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The presentation of visual elements

69
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Refine

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To make an artwork better

70
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Final Piece

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The last outcome of a project

71
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A comedy written by William Shakespeare

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A Midsummer Night’s

Dream

72
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The group of actors who try to perform Pyramus and Thisbe.

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The Mechanicals

73
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A play within a play, performed to the characters on stage

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Pyramus and Thisbe

74
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The main character in Pyramus and Thisbe, played by Bottom

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Pyramus

75
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Pyramus’ lover in Pyramus and Thisbe, played by Flute.

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Thisbe

76
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The wall separating the lovers, played by Snout.

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Wall

77
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The lion who scares Thisbe, played by Snug.

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Lion

78
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The moon under which the lovers meet, played by Starvling.

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Moonshine

79
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The writer and director of Pyramus and Thisbe

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Peter Quince

80
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The most famous Elizabethan playwright, who wrote ‘A Midsummer Night’s
Dream.’

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William Shakespeare

81
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Crotchet

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A note with the duration of 1 beat

82
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Quaver

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A note with the duration of half a crotchet beat.

83
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Tempo

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The speed of a steady pulse in a piece of music

84
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Count in

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A technique of counting beats aloud before you start to perform in order to
help you perform at a steady tempo

85
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Five-finger position

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A technique of using all fingers (including thumbs) to play different notes on a
keyboard.

86
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Music notation

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A visual system that allows you to see sounds that can be played on an
instrument or sung.

87
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Melody

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A sequence of high and low pitched notes played one after the other

88
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Bass clef

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A symbol that instructs you to play lower pitched notes (the range of notes
from the middle to the left of a keyboard).

89
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All Cows Eat Grass

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A mnemonic to help you remember the names of the notes in the spaces of a
bass clef stave.

90
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Grizzly Bears Don’t

Fear Anything

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A mnemonic to help you remember the names of the notes on the lines of a
bass clef stave.

91
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The word used in Sikhism to mean God.

A

Waheguru

92
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A term used for an image, statue or idol of a deity or mortal in Hindu culture

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Murti

93
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Is also commonly understood as the Trimurti - three gods with three key
functions:Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva in Hinduism.

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Brahman

94
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Judaism’s day of rest on the seventh day of the week—i.e., Sunset Friday to
Sunset Saturday

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Shabbat

95
Q

The Jewish Scriptures containing the books of law, the prophets and collected
writings

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Tanakh

96
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It means”sanctification,” and is a blessing recited over wine or grape juice to
sanctify (make holy) the Shabbat and Jewish holidays

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Kiddush

97
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The building where a Jewish people meet for religious worship and
instruction.

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Synagogue

98
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The building where Muslims meet to worship; a mosque.

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Masjid

99
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A branch of the Christian Church.

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Denomination

100
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The public worship performed by a religious group which includes a response
to and participation in activities such as: reflecting praise, thanksgiving,
remembrance, asking or repentance

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Liturgy

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