MAPEH q2 g9

• What is the classical period also known as?

  Age of the Reason
• What characteristics does the term classical share with Greek culture?

  Formal, elegant, simple, and dignified
• Why is the classical period considered beautiful?

  For its clearer texture
• What is emphasized in the classical period?

  Emotions or feelings
• Who is a famous composer from the classical period?

  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• What is the title of Mozart's well-known work?

  Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
• What is the opening movement of music in classical compositions?

  Sonata-Allegro
• In which key is Eine Kleine Nachtmusik composed?

  G major
• How many sharps are in the key of G major?

  One sharp (F#)
• What is the general texture of classical music?

  Homophonic
• What does "Allegro" mean in music?

  Fast
• What is the most important ideal in classical music, art, and architecture?

  Emotion
• What similarities exist between "A Red, Red Rose" and Eine Kleine Nachtmusik?

  Love and elegance
• What classical theme does the Parthenon exhibit?

  Balance and symmetry
• During which period was Bernini's statue of David created?

  Baroque period
• What motion does Bernini's David apply from Hellenistic art?

  Motion of Borghese Gladiator
• Who was an iconic artist during the Baroque period?

  Gian Lorenzo Bernini
• What does "counterpoise" refer to in art?

  Contrapposto
• What does emphasis refer to in Baroque art?

  Intense emotion
• How is emotion depicted in Bernini's David?

  Through facial expressions and tension
• What increasing awareness characterized the Renaissance period?

  Nature
• Who is the iconic artist associated with the Renaissance period?

  Michelangelo Buonarroti
• What are the characteristics of Renaissance artworks?

  Accurate anatomy, scientific perspective, deeper landscape
• What feeling is associated with being ashamed after creating artwork?

  Not a positive feeling
• What is "sfumato" in painting?

  Subtle layers of translucent paint
• What makes Da Vinci's artworks unique?

  Innovative techniques and detailed anatomy
• What is social dance?

  Non-competitive version of ballroom dancing
• Where did the cha-cha dance originate?

  Cuba
• What benefits does cha-cha provide?

  Increases stamina and flexibility
• What is the basic step in cha-cha called?

  Rock step
• What is the step pattern for the basic cha-cha step?

  1. BW-L-FW
• What is the Alemana Turn in cha-cha?

  Basic step with L-FW and R-FW
• What can be developed through social dancing?

  Respect, sense of community, courtesy
• What does FITT stand for in exercise planning?

  • F: Frequency (days per week)
  • I: Intensity (light to vigorous)
  • T: Time (duration of activity)
  • T: Type (nature of activity)
• What is flexibility?

  Ability to move joints through full range
• What is body composition?

  Proportion of fat in the body
• What does INCB stand for?

  International Narcotics Control Board
• What is the drug trafficking situation in the Philippines?

  Growing numbers in Southeast Asia
• Why do people use illegal drugs?

  To cope with depression and peer influence
• What are depressant drugs prescribed for?

  To reduce anger, stress, or tension