Questions and Answers
Simbahan features arched doors and windows.
True
The Gabaldon School Houses were primarily constructed using brick and tile materials.
False
Carcel buildings have minimal ventilation according to their architectural design.
True
Roof beams in the Gabaldon School Houses are supported by columns.
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The materials used in both Simbahan and Carcel include cutout rocks and capiz windows.
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Agility is the ability to change and control the direction and position of the body while maintaining a constant, rapid ___.
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___ is the ability to keep an upright posture while standing still or moving.
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Coordination is the ability to use the senses together with body parts during ___.
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Speed is the ability to perform a movement or cover a distance in a short period of ___.
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Power is the ability to move the body parts swiftly while applying the maximum __ of the muscles.
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Study Notes
Simbahan
- Constructed using materials like cutout rocks, large stones, refined hardwood, capiz-shelled windows, and roof tiles.
- Architectural features include roof beams supported by walls, steeped supports, and arched doors and windows.
Carcel
- Made from similar materials as Simbahan, including cutout rocks, large stones, refined hardwood, capiz-shelled windows, and roof tiles.
- Design elements consist of roof beams supported by walls with steeped supports, enclosed interiors, and limited ventilation.
Gabaldon School Houses
- Heritage schoolhouses established in the Philippines during the American colonial period.
- Built with wood, capiz-shelled window panels, and a corrugated iron roof.
- Architectural design features include roofed and open porches.
Skill-Related Fitness Components
- Skill-related fitness components enhance performance in sports and athletic events.
- Key components include agility, balance, coordination, power, speed, and reaction time.
Agility
- Defined as the ability to change and control the body's direction and position while in motion.
- Allows athletes to maneuver quickly, as exemplified by changing directions while hitting a ball.
Balance
- Refers to the capacity to maintain an upright posture, whether stationary or during movement.
- Critical for activities that require stability, such as skating.
Coordination
- The ability to effectively use the senses in conjunction with body movements.
- Important for tasks that require precise timing and control, demonstrated by dribbling a basketball.
Speed
- Represents the capability to execute movement or cover distance in minimal time.
- Essential for quick plays in sports, like a basketball player performing a fast break lay-up.
Reaction Time
- The speed at which an individual responds to stimuli (visual, auditory, or sensory).
- Vital in competitive sports, illustrated by a player responding immediately to a signal, such as "go."
Power
- Combines speed and muscular strength to enable explosive movement.
- Important for actions that require both quickness and force, such as a basketball player dribbling swiftly while preparing for a dunk.
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Explore the architectural features and materials used in buildings influenced by American designs. This quiz covers significant elements such as roof beams, arched doors, and the use of local materials in structures like Simbahan and Carcel.