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What is the incubation period for chicken pox?

  • 3-4 weeks
  • 1-2 days
  • 2-3 weeks (correct)
  • 1-2 weeks

    • Which of the following is NOT a fault in badminton?

  • The shuttlecock touches the net before landing in the court
  • The server steps into the baseline service line (correct)
  • The server's score is even and they serve from the wrong court
  • The shuttlecock lands outside the opposite diagonal court

    • What is the most powerful attack in badminton?

  • Smash (correct)
  • Clear shot
  • Drop shot
  • Drive shot

    • What is the meaning of morbidity?

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    What is the purpose of the National TB Control Program?

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    Which of the following is NOT a stage of infection?

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    During which stage of infection is the person most infectious?

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    Which of the following is a key difference between singles badminton and doubles badminton?

    <p>The number of players on each team (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Hindustani music?

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    What is the primary purpose of 'Rangolis' in the Hindu culture?

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    Which musical instrument is considered the 'national instrument' of the Jewish people?

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    What is the characteristic that distinguishes 'Qawwali' from other forms of Pakistani music?

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    In the context of Indian art, what is significant about the 'Ajanta Caves'?

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    Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the 'Aerophones' category of musical instruments?

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    What is the defining feature of 'Carnatic' music, as opposed to 'Hindustani' music?

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    Why is the 'Truck Art' of Pakistan culturally significant?

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    What is the primary reason for the significant role of music in Jewish worship and rituals?

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    Which of the following is considered a 'Chordophone' instrument in Pakistani music?

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    What is the significance of the 'Mohenjo-daro' site in Pakistani history?

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    What is the connection between 'Tibetan Mandalas' and spirituality?

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    Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the 'Membranophones' category of musical instruments mentioned in the text?

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    In the context of Indian music, what is the significance of the 'Raga' system?

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    What is the primary purpose of the 'Shofar' in Jewish rituals?

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    What is the common thread that connects 'Carnatic', 'Hindustani', and 'Pakistani' music?

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    Flashcards

    Badminton Origin

    Badminton originated in India, initially called 'poono'.

    Types of Badminton Play

    Badminton can be played in singles or doubles format.

    Badminton Equipment

    Key equipment includes rackets, shuttlecocks, court, and net.

    Forehand Grip

    Forehand grip resembles a handshake, forming a 'V' with the fingers.

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    Shuttlecock

    Also known as 'birdie', it consists of 20 feathers and a cork base.

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    Basic Clear Shot

    A clear shot is executed over the head for distance.

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    Stages of Infection

    Infection stages: incubation, prodromal, illness, recovery.

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    Morbidity and Mortality

    Morbidity refers to illness rates, while mortality refers to death rates.

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    Malaria Control Program

    A public health initiative aimed at reducing malaria transmission and morbidity.

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    National Dengue Control Program

    A strategy to combat dengue fever through prevention and education.

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    National Rabies Prevention Program

    An initiative to reduce rabies incidence through vaccination and awareness.

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    Chronic Respiratory Disease Program

    Efforts to prevent and manage chronic respiratory conditions.

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    Cardiovascular Disease Control

    Programs aimed at reducing heart disease through prevention and intervention.

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    Diabetes Mellitus Prevention Program

    Initiatives focused on preventing diabetes through education and lifestyle changes.

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    Infectious Diseases Elimination Division

    A sector focused on the eradication of infectious diseases.

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    Infectious Diseases Prevention Division

    A division dedicated to preventing infectious diseases from spreading.

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    Environmental Related Disease Division

    Focuses on diseases caused by environmental factors.

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    Occupational Diseases Division

    A unit dealing with diseases linked to specific work environments.

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    Carnatic Music

    A classical music form from Southern India, emphasizing vocal performance.

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    Hindustani Music

    The North Indian classical music genre heavily influenced by Persian styles.

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    Ghazal

    A poetic form often set to music expressing love and longing.

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    Shofar

    A Jewish ritual instrument made from the horn of an animal.

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    Diwali

    A festival of lights celebrating the victory of light over darkness.

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    Study Notes

    Badminton

    • Originated in India, initially called "Poon."
    • Played by British Army officers.
    • Can be played in singles or doubles.
    • Equipment:
      • Badminton racket (aluminum material)
      • Shuttlecock (birdie, cone-shaped)
      • Badminton court (18.41m long, 6.1m wide)
      • Net (dimensions vary based on singles/doubles)
    • Grip Techniques:
      • Forehand (handshake grip, V-shaped handle)
      • Backhand (thumb presses flat side)
    • Basic Strokes/Hits:
      • Clear shot (above head)
      • Lob shot (above the net)
      • Drop shot (near net, barely touches net, lands near opponent's court)
      • Drive shot (at head height)
      • Smash (powerful attack)
    • Basic Rules/Regulations:
      • Side winning rally gains a point.
      • Matches consist of 3 games of 21 points each.
      • Feet remain stationary until serve.
    • Faults:
      • Shuttlecock not landing on opposite diagonal court.
      • Server stepping into baseline service line/center line.
      • Any part of body/racket contacting net/net post.
      • Hitting shuttle twice.
      • Using foul language.
      • Minute interval allowed between games.
      • Alternate service courts based on server's score

    Health and Communicable Diseases

    • Communicable disease: Infectious diseases spread from one person to another.
    • Disease: Any condition where body functions are damaged or impaired.
    • Infection: Microorganism (pathogen) causing damage to the body.
    • Stages of Infection:
      • Incubation: Pathogens grow and multiply (e.g., Chickenpox, 2-3 weeks; Common cold, 1-2 days).
      • Prodromal: Person is most infectious; vague, nonspecific sign of illness (e.g., Fever, headache, fatigue).
      • Illness: Symptoms present (e.g., sore throat, rhinitis, high fever, swollen salivary glands).
      • Convalescence: Recovery period from infection.
    • Morbidity: Number of illnesses.
    • Mortality: Number of deaths.
    • DOH Major Programs: National programs to reduce communicable disease morbidity and mortality across various diseases (e.g., tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, malaria, dengue, rabies).

    Music of South Asia, Israel

    • Music of India:
      • Ancient and traditional spiritual music.
      • Developed with Sanskrit language script.
      • Encourages improvisation.
      • Divided into Carnatic (Southern, "temple music") and Hindustani (Northern).
    • Music of Pakistan:
      • Known for unique vocals, distinct musical expressions.
      • Genres: Ghazal, Qawwali (about God).
      • Instruments: Alghoza, Tombora, Dilruba, Talayoon, and Tabla.
    • Music of Israel:
      • Communal worship music, religious rituals.
      • Featured in life passage events and entertainment (belly dancing, folk dancing).
      • Instrumental music: Shofar (animal horn), Psalterion (lyre-like instrument), Oud, Timorel, Goblet/frame drums, Bendir/Toft.
      • Special music used on Sabbath, Yom Kippur (Jewish New Year and Atonement).

    Indian Art & Crafts

    • Ancient Ruins (e.g., Ajanta Caves): Rock-cut cave monuments (2nd-6th century CE) showcasing Buddhist art and paintings.
    • Rangolis: Colored patterned designs made of rice, flour, colored sand, or flower petals.
    • Diwali: Hindu festival of lights, celebrating the victory of light over darkness.
    • Images of Shiva: Deity represented as the cosmic dancer (four-armed figure; a figure related to destruction and development).

    Pakistani Art & Crafts

    • Mohenjo-daro: Ancient Indus Valley civilization site in Pakistan.
    • Truck Art: Ornamental designs on trucks, showcasing landscapes, personalities, flowers, and symbols.
    • Hat Di Ji: Ancient Indus Valley ruins site in Pakistan.

    Saudi Arabian Art & Crafts

    • Arabian Rugs: Flat weave and pile carpets, symbolizing family wealth.

    Central Asian Art & Crafts

    • Yurts: Traditional Kazakh dwellings, symbols of hospitality.
    • Carpets (e.g., Qaraqalpaq Rugs): Blue, turquoise, aquamarine colors, associated with happiness and deep waters.

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    Test your knowledge on the fundamentals of badminton, including its origins, equipment, grip techniques, strokes, and rules. This quiz will cover everything from the history of the sport to the important regulations players must follow.

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