MAPEH Q4

Cards (33)

  • Music
    Plays an important role in communicating ideas and stories in musical theater
  • Music in musical theater
    • Used to enhance the mood and emotion of the play
    • Used to set the tone and atmosphere for the performance
    • Used to entertain the audience and adds enjoyment to the play
  • Wayang Kulit
    Music contributes to the atmosphere in Wayang Kulit's performances by establishing the mood of each scene
  • Gamelan Ensembles

    • A group of instruments that accompany Wayang Kulit's performance
    • A traditional musical ensemble in Indonesia that predominantly consists of tuned gongs
  • Instruments in Gamelan
    • Saron- a xylophone with seven bars
    • Shamisen- a plucked stringed instrument with a long, narrow neck covered with skin
    • Kendang- a drum played with hands
    • Gender- a xylophone consisting of metal bars suspended over a resonating chamber
  • Chinese theater was the most spectacular theater opening in motion picture history
  • Ways of communicating the ideas and story through music to the audience in Peking Opera

    • Poetic Lyrics offer deeper emotions and meanings for the audience to connect with
    • Instruments make the story feel real and help the audience get into the performance
    • Music sets the mood and keeps the audience entertained throughout the performance
  • Conveying emotions and moods are aspects of storytelling in Peking Opera enhanced primarily by music
  • Instruments used in Peking Opera
    • Ti-ts a cross flute
    • Siao a recorded flute
    • Sona a double-reed flute
    • Tan Pi Ku- a kettle drum and gong
  • Kabuki theater
    • Communicated through music by singing and acting
    • In Kabuki, "theme music" typically serves a story in a certain character or place
    • Actors coordinate their lines with music in traditional Japanese theater by matching speech rhythm to music rhythm
  • Wayang Kulit
    • A shadow puppet show
    • Some of its elements are electric bulbs, puppet, and white screen
  • Peking Opera

    Combines music, vocal performance, pantomime, dance, and acrobats
  • Kabuki
    Described as the first dramatic entertainment in Japan and was designed for the taste of the common people
  • Paint and makeup used on the faces of actors and actresses in Kabuki and Peking operas
    • Color (element) and balance (principle) are considered
    • Red color stands for passion and heroism
    • Kumadori is an expression of the character's nature
    • Pink for youthful joy
    • Red for positive traits
    • Green for the supernatural
  • Loi Krathong
    • Celebrates every full moon of the 12th Thai month to float a lotus-shaped flower with a candle
    • It is a way to pay respect to the goddess of water
  • Balinese dance festival
    A festival in Indonesia that includes intricate finger movements, facial expressions, and complicated footwork
  • Visual elements commonly observed in Balinese festival
    • Vibrant and diverse colors used in costumes
    • Textural elements such as intricate weavings, and ornate fabrics
    • Intricate patterns and decorative lines are prevalent in Balinese art
  • In making lanterns in Thailand

    • Shape and pattern are considered
  • Sua-ku-sua
    • Meaning: my pomelo tree
    • Costume: Traditional loose blouse, long sleeves, loose; Chinese pants, and a separate wrap-around malong are worn by dancers
    • Classification: Courtship dance
    • Place of origin: Jolo, Sulu
  • Binislakan
    • It is a dance which means to look upward and backward
    • It is a commemoration of a Chinese pirate named Limahong
    • Costume: The boys wear Camisa De Chino with traditional red pants
  • Sakuting
    • It is a folk dance from Abra and Ilocos Norte
    • Country of influence: China
  • Pangalay
    • It is a dance from Sulu researched and notated by Francisca Reyes Aquino
    • Meaning: fingernails
  • Gateway Drugs
    • These are drugs that non-drug-users might try out and can lead to trying more dangerous ones
    • It opens the door to the use of other harder drugs
  • Best ways to prevent the use of gateway drugs
    • Refuse from the influences of friends who are active gateway drug users
    • Share your knowledge with others about the dangers of gateway drugs
    • Use your spare time to do more meaningful activities
  • Cigarette
    A narrow cylinder containing a combustible material, typically tobacco rolled into thin paper for smoking
  • Mainstream Smoke
    • It is inhaled into a smoker's mouth and lungs
    • Toxic ingredients enter the body directly in the mouth
  • Second-hand smoke
    • Also called Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS)
    • It is the mixture of the smoke coming from the burning end of a cigarette and the smoke exhaled by the smoker
  • Third-hand smoke
    The residue from the cigarette smoke found in clothes, furniture, and other surfaces after the cigarette has been put out
  • Short-term negative impacts of drinking alcohol
    • Drowsiness
    • Slurred speech
    • Vomiting
  • BAC or Blood Alcohol Concentration

    • The amount of alcohol in a person's blood
    • Alcohol enters the bloodstream within minutes after consumption
  • BAC, ounces of alcohol, effects, and hours needed to metabolize alcohol
    • 0.02, 1-2, Relaxation, increased social confidence; impaired decision-making skills, 1 hour
    • 0.05, 1-1-4, People feel warm, relaxed, and confident; slurred speech; decrease in reaction time; decrease muscle coordination, 1-2 hours
    • 0.10, 1-2-2, Impaired reasoning, judgement, self-control, and coordination; staggered walk; exaggerated behavior, 5 hours
    • 0.50, 15-20, May enter coma and die, 26 hours
  • Resistance skills
    • Skills that are used to say "NO" to action or leave a risky situation
    • The development of these resistance skills can help an individual resist temptation or pressure
  • Suggestive ways for effectively refusing negative peer pressure
    • Say "NO" assertively
    • Give a reason for saying "NO"
    • Repeat saying 'NO"
    • Use non-verbal behavior to match verbal behavior
    • Avoid situations where you will be pressured into making a wrong decision
    • Avoid people who make wrong decisions
    • Resist pressure to engage in illegal activities, such as drug pushing and snatching