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What term describes a musical work structured with multiple movements designed for a solo instrument?
What term describes a musical work structured with multiple movements designed for a solo instrument?
Which artist is known as the 'Father of Symphony'?
Which artist is known as the 'Father of Symphony'?
What are the three distinct sections of the Sonata-Allegro form?
What are the three distinct sections of the Sonata-Allegro form?
Which Renaissance artist is known for the painting 'The Last Supper'?
Which Renaissance artist is known for the painting 'The Last Supper'?
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What technique involves using light and shadow to create the illusion of light in art?
What technique involves using light and shadow to create the illusion of light in art?
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Which of these is a common recreational dance performed with a partner and in groups?
Which of these is a common recreational dance performed with a partner and in groups?
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What is the name of the Philippine anti-drug law enforcement agency?
What is the name of the Philippine anti-drug law enforcement agency?
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What is the term for drugs that can slow down the central nervous system?
What is the term for drugs that can slow down the central nervous system?
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Which Latin American dance is characterized by energetic rhythms and intricate footwork?
Which Latin American dance is characterized by energetic rhythms and intricate footwork?
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Which artist is known for creating the bronze statue of David during the Renaissance?
Which artist is known for creating the bronze statue of David during the Renaissance?
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Study Notes
Music
- Sonata: a musical work with multiple movements, designed for a solo instrument.
- Classical Era saw cultural dominance by aristocracy.
- Franz Joseph Haydn: known as the "Father of Symphony".
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: considered a musical genius, composing over 700 works.
- Ludwig van Beethoven: composed "Moonlight Sonata".
- Sonata-Allegro form: has three sections (exposition, development, recapitulation).
- Seria: Italian term for noble and serious operas.
- Sonata-allegro: most important form during the Classical Era, usually the first movement of a sonata or symphony.
- Opera: a staged presentation combining music, costumes, and scenery.
- Symphony: derived from the Italian word "sinfonia," meaning harmonious sound.
- Concerto: a musical work with multiple movements, designed for a soloist and orchestra.
Arts
- Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Donatello: prominent Renaissance artists.
- Chiaroscuro: an art technique using light and shadow.
- Tempera: an art technique using eggs to combine colors.
- The Last Supper: a famous religious painting by Jesus.
- Donatello: known for bas-relief work.
- Bernini: a Baroque artist, whose work was dated to his 8th birthday.
- The Transfiguration: Raphael's final painting.
- Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn: a Baroque painter.
- Leonardo da Vinci: known as the "Ultimate Renaissance Man".
- Statue of David: Donatello's bronze life-sized nude statue.
Physical Education
- Las Meninas: a famous work by Diego Velasquez.
- Samba, Tango, Slow Waltz, Jive, Rumba: examples of social dances.
- Dance mixers: Allow performers to switch dance partners.
- Dance etiquette: guidelines for social dancing.
- Social dance: done recreationally with a partner.
- Ballroom dancing: derived from the Latin word "ballare" - literally meaning "to dance."
- Latin American dances: cha-cha-cha, rumba, samba, paso doble, jive/boogie, swing, merengue, salsa, mambo.
- Modern standard dances: slow waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, foxtrot, quickstep.
- Dance Sports: competitive ballroom dancing.
Health
- PDEA: Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, an anti-drug law enforcement agency.
- Lack of commitment to studies: a risk factor for students.
- Coma: can occur with excessive stimulant use.
- Stimulants: psychoactive substances that speed up the central nervous system.
- School rules and laws: should protect teenagers from illegal drug use.
- Downers: another term for depressants.
- Caffeine: a psychoactive substance found in coffee.
- Drugs: harmful substances that cause psychological and physical harm.
- Drug abuse: using a substance for purposes other than medicinal.
- Stimulant (drugs): types of medications increasing energy.
- Cigarettes: an example of a gateway drug.
- Community: a risk factor, where someone can easily access gateway drugs.
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Description
This quiz explores key concepts in Classical music and Renaissance art. Test your knowledge about important composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, as well as iconic artists such as Leonardo and Michelangelo. Understand forms like sonata-allegro and techniques like chiaroscuro.
