Yee Mapeh

Question 1

This is a long instrument made of metal. This is usually for fanfare

Answer 1

Trumpet

Question 2

This resembles a trombone instruments

Answer 2

Sackbut

Question 3

This has a reed (a small piece of wood) that vibrates against the tongue or lips to produce sound. This resembles an oboe instrument

Answer 3

Shawm

Question 4

This is an ancient instrument made from goat or sheep skin and a reed pipe. This is used by the poorest people.

Answer 4

Bagpipe

Question 5

This is a drum instrument played in pairs.

Answer 5

Nakers

Question 6

This is a small drum instrument made from the trunk of a tree or a metal with an animal skin stretched across the top of the hollow part.

Answer 6

Tabor

Question 7

Loud Music

Answer 7

Hauts

Question 8

Soft Music

Answer 8

Bas

Question 9

This is a recorder-like woodwind musical instrument. This is one of the favourite musical instruments of the minstrels to use when traveling.

Answer 9

Flute

Question 10

This is a flute-like woodwind musical instrument. this is held vertically from the lips of the player.

Answer 10

Recorder

Question 11

This was a favourite musical instrument of the troubadours and minstrels.

Answer 11

Harp

Question 12

This is a bowed or plucked string instrument placed under the chin of the player.

Answer 12

Fiddle

Question 13

This is a pear-shaped plucked string instrument with a bent neck and a fretted fingerboard.

Answer 13

Lute

Question 14

This is the principal musical instrument in the monasteries and cathedrals during the late medieval period. This was the only instrument allowed by the church authories.

Answer 14

Postives Organ

Question 15

The first composer-poets to appear in Southern France and Northern Spain and Italy in the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries were the ____

Answer 15

Troubadours

Question 16

The ____ were the scales used in both sacred and secular music. They are composed of seven different tones and an eight note that duplicates the first note an octave higher.

Answer 16

Church modes

Question 17

There are eight church modes, classified as ____ and ____

Answer 17

Authentic and Plagal

Question 18

The four authentic modes

Answer 18

Dorian, phygrian, lydian, and mixoldian

Question 19

The four plagal modes

Answer 19

Hypodorian, hypophrygian, hypolydian, and hypomixolydian.

Question 20

____ was a French poet and composer. He was the first to write a polyphonic setting to the mass ordinary.

Answer 20

Guillaume de Machaut

Question 21

A development was introduced by Pérotin and Léonin (or Leoninus) called _____, an early church polyphony.

Answer 21

Organum

Question 22

The first composer of polyphonic music who lived in the latter part of the twelfth century and earned extensive fame.

Answer 22

Leonin

Question 23

The composers during the thirteenth century added more than one new voice above a plainchant making three- and four-voice compositions of varied and rich texture called ____. _____ is the most important form of the early polyphonic music. the term “___” was derived from the French word mot, referring to the words added to the vocal lines.

Answer 23

Motet

Question 24

The ___ is a Roman Catholic Church’s central and leading worship service.

Answer 24

Mass

Question 25

The musical traditions shown by the troubadours were carried gradually to Northern France. the composer-poets were called _____

Answer 25

Trouvères

Question 26

There were also ___ or ___ who were the acrobat performers and considered under the lowest social level.

Answer 26

Minstrels or jongleurs

Question 27

_____ was a French trouvère poet and composer. He is also known as Adam le Bossu or “Adam the Hunchback”

Answer 27

Adam de la Halle

Question 28

The ___ was a wide prehistoric period during which stone was widely used to make tools with an edge, a point, or a percussion surface. It ended between 8700 BCE and 2000 BCE.

Answer 28

Stone Age

Question 29

Is a buffalo, a bovine mammal from western North America, which has large forequarters, a shaggy mane, and a massive head with short curved horns.

Answer 29

Bison

Question 30

____ came from the Greek word that means “big” and ____ as “rock”

Answer 30

Mega, lithos (megaliths)

Question 31

Is an assemblage of giant stones in Southern England.

Answer 31

Stonehenge

Question 32

Is a large stone that has been used to construct a structure or monument, either alone or together with other stones.

Answer 32

Megalith

Question 33

Is a single upright rough monolith usually of prehistoric origin.

Answer 33

Menhir

Question 34

Is a circle of monoliths usually enclosing a dolmen.

Answer 34

Cromlech.

Question 35

Is a prehistoric monument of two or more upright stones supporting a horizontal stone slab.

Answer 35

Dolmens

Question 36

___, made of mud brick and stone, is a massive structure of ancient Egyptian tombs.

Answer 36

Mastaba

Question 37

This is known as a sculpture in the round. It is an example of ____, an artwork in which the design projects from the background.

Answer 37

relief sculpture

Question 38

Are a system of writing composed entirely of pictures.

Answer 38

Hieroglyphics

Question 39

The glories of the pharaohs and afluent citizens were often inscribed on the walls of their tombs in hieroglyphics. This writing system includes more than ___ symbols, such are shown above

Answer 39

700

Question 40

Egyptians used paper made from the inner stem of the water plant called ____

Answer 40

Papyrus

Question 41

The ______ in the Karnak Temple in the Precinct of Amun-Ra is a marvel of the ancient world.

Answer 41

Great Hypostyle Hall

Question 42

Means “under the pillars”, describes the hall’s contruction.

Answer 42

Hypostyle

Question 43

BMI formula

Answer 43

weight (kg)
_________
height (m^2)

Question 44

Sweet Dreams are made of?

Answer 44

Deez nuts (dejk gusto ko lang mag joke sorry na po antok rin po ako)