REVIEWER IN GRADE 8 MAPEH QUARTER III
I. MUSIC EDUCATION
 Shofar is a special call to prayer and repentance and sounded of the High Holiday in Israel.
 Israeli music is distinctively unique because of its technique of improvisation.
 Tabla is a drum that has two heads and is placed between the thighs of the player, both sides are used as
basis for tuning other instruments
 Avanaddh is described as a membranous percussive instrument and typically comprise the drums.
 Ghan is a non-membranous percussive instrument in India with solid resonators.
 Vitat is the oldest known classification of instrument in India which composed of bowed instruments.
 Ghazal is a traditional expression of love, separation and loneliness which can be sung by both men and
women.
 Zum Gali is popular in Israel
 Secular music is the kind of Jewish Music which lies outside the religious domain
 Carnatic Music are called Temple Music because it is directed to a Hindu God
 Classical music of South India is on Carnatic. Hindustani characterize the music of North India
 The music of West Asia generally do not focuses on harmony.
 Rig Veda is considered as the first among the four canonical sacred texts of Hinduism
 Punjabi music strengthens the importance of musical instruments in Pakistan
 Kartal is Idiophone
 Jewish Lyre is a Chordophone
 Pakistani singers have a distinctive vocal style and they sing with guttural and throaty enunciation
 Devotional kind of Jewish music is almost entirely vocal and features during Sabbath and other Holy Days.
 India is the largest country of South Asia, the country of countries and is the land of prayer
GOTTUVADYAM SHOFAR TABLA SITAR HARMONIUM GHATAM
II. ARTS EDUCATION
 In a living tradition in Kyrgyzstan they make a handmade carpet or rugs, which is called Shirdaks
 During classical period, the image of Shiva-the destroyer, developed Shiva-the cosmic dancer represented by
a four-armed figure.
 Uzbekistan is the country in South Asia that is known for making printed table cloth, curtains, bed spreads and
shawls
 In Ancient period, some evidences of the early civilization are bronze and copper statuettes and steatite seals.
 Transitional Period is Known as the period of evolution from Vedism into Hinduism or Brahmanism
 In South Asia, Krygyz women produce a wide range of textile, mostly from the felt of their sheep.
 Tajikistan is the country in South Asia that is known for utensil making, musical instruments, furniture and jewelry
 Keteni is a homespun silk used for beautiful dresses worn by Turkmen women.
 Petroglyphs is an image created by removing part of the rock surface by incising, picking and carving.
 Diwali is a very exciting and colourful holiday in India where homes are cleaned to welcome the New Year and
windows are opened so that Lakshmi, the Hindu Goddess of Wealth, can enter.
 India is rich in arts, Rangoli is the most beautiful and most pleasing art forms of India
 Diwali is A holiday that celebrated by Hindus in India and all around the world in October or November.
 Tush Kyiz is a large elaborately embroidered wall hanging made in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.
 Rangoli is an Indian art of making designs or patterns on the wall or floors of houses
 India; South Asia Pakistan; Central Asia Israel; West Asia Uzbekistan; Central Asia
Tajikistan; Central Asia Saudi Arabia; West Asia
 Mogul period contributed to the enrichment of Indian culture, in painting and architecture.
SHIVA RANGOLI TAJ MAHAL DIWALI
III. PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
 “service” cannot be blocked by any opponent
 An award given when an official unintentionally whistled that interrupts a play is a “replay”
 A set is the name of a hit when the ball is contacted with the fingertips of both hands above the head.
 Blocking is skill in volleyball to completely stopping an attack
 William Morgan Introduced the game volleyball
 Setter is the second contact of the team with the ball
 Digging is a skill used to prevent the ball from touching the floor after a spike
 Floater is usually the third contact a team makes with the ball
 A ball is dead whenever a player commits a fault
 A serve is illegal when a server touches the end line of the court
 The referee has the authority in issuing warnings among players of a team
 Outdoor volleyball refers to “beach volleyball” with TWO players in each team
 The ball is out-of-bounds when it touches the net antennae
 Rally is the system used in scoring volleyball
 Referee is the official that calls server faults
 Beach volleyball has 2 players
 A served ball touching the net is considered “live ball” as long as it continues onto the opponent’s court
 Jump Serve is an overhand serve with no spin that makes unpredictable path
 Two or more contacts with the ball of the same player is NOT permitted
 Anytime a player or another player contacts the net while the ball is LIVE, it is a penalty
 It is a foot fault when a player crosses completely the service or center line
 The ball is considered “dead” if it touches a non-player or any of the referees
 Libero cannot serve, block or attempt to block
 Down Referee is responsible in calling foot faults
 A served ball touching the net be considered “Live Ball” as long as it continues onto the opponent’s court
IV. HEALTH EDUCATION
A. Multiple Choice. Write the letter of the best answer before the number
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 Prevention of helminth diseases requires eating good food, maintain cleanliness, and taking medicine
 Influenza is the one example of disease caused by virus in the respiratory
 Tick is a rickettsia
 Communicable disease can be directly transmitted through Contact transmission, vector-born transmission,
food-borne transmission and water-borne transmission
 Pneumonia is a sickness caused by pathogen called bacteria Avoiding heavy make-up and washing acne
prone areas three times a day will help teenagers prevent acne
 This helminth lives in the intestines and causes a serious illness known as Trichinosis
 Communicable diseases are caused by the direct and indirect spread of pathogens from one person to
another
 Protozoa is a pathogen that causes amoebic dysentery.
 Keeping your skin clean and dry, changing your socks and underwear at least once a day and avoiding tight
underwear, pants, and panty hose are practices necessary to prevent ringworm of the body
 Saprophytes are a pathogen also known as fungi
 Athlete’s Foot is a disease caused by fungal infection
 Tertiary Level focus on rehabilitating the sick person to avoid long-term complications of the disease.
 Cold virus enters the respiratory system and cause sickness
 Virus are tiny microorganisms that infect or invade the body and attack body cells and tissues
 Primary level activities are done to prevent one from having disease.
 Athlete’s foot is a disease caused by pathogen called fungi
 Helminths is a pathogen which means parasite
 Getting immunized, eating a balanced diet, getting enough sleep are the following activities necessary to
prevent a person from having a disease
 Mumps; Virus Malaria; Protozoa Botulism; Bacteria Tapeworm; Parasitic Worms Athlete’s Foot; Fungi