Quarter 2 Music

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Quarter 2 Music

Japanese free reed musical instrument, introduced from China during the Nara Period
Japanese song "Sakura" has a time signature of 4/4
Changgo is a double-headed drum made from animal skin
Arirang is a Korean folksong, symbolizing Korean culture
Erhu is a popular Chinese instrument
Japanese percussion instruments include Odaiko, Tsuzumi, and Taiko
"Arirang" is a parting song
Sog-ak is a Korean music category associated with the lower class
Mo Li Hua is a traditional Chinese song with a gentle melody
Biwa is a Japanese short-necked fretted lute
Japanese instruments include Tsuzumi, Odaiko, and Shamisen
Mo Li Hua is a love song
Sheng is an ancient Chinese musical instrument
Koto is a Japanese instrument used in ensembles or solo performances
Piri is a Korean double reed instrument, used in folk and classical music
Chinese music is slow-tempoed and peaceful
Japanese music has two modes: ryo (male) and ritsu (female)
Pengling is a Chinese instrument with a delicate tone
Shinobue is a Japanese transverse flute with a high pitch

Quarter 2 Physical Education

Pitching is throwing the ball
Rebounding is jumping to gain ball possession after a failed shot
Softball originated in the United States
Foul is an infraction in basketball
Ball is a legally pitched ball that doesn't cross the plate, and the batter doesn't swing at it.
Softball is played using a bat, gloves, and a ball
A referee controls the game, including tossing the ball at the beginning of the game and overtime
Balk is an illegal pitcher's movement
Softball originally was indoors
Dribbling is moving around the court with the ball
George Hancock invented softball
Diamond is the softball playing area
Basketball officiating officials include Referee, Scorer, and Timer
Goal in basketball is a basket
Groundball is a batted ball that hits the ground
Basketball is a team sport with the objective of shooting a ball into a basket
Shooting is the first skill in basketball
Fly ball is a ball hit high into the air in softball
Throwing is a crucial baseball/softball skill
Hitting is a striking offensive skill

Quarter 2 Health

Family is the smallest social unit
Marriage is the legal union of a man and a woman
Parenthood is when couples embrace their responsibilities
Love is the primary reason for marriage
Educating couples on parenthood helps with population growth
Listening to relaxing music, eating nutritious food, and avoiding stress are good pregnancy activities
Avoiding dyeing hair, X-rays, and coffee are crucial during pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy is a developing fertilized egg outside the uterus
A small family fulfills basic child needs
Getting enough vitamins, avoiding smoking, and adopting proper diets can prevent myomas
Breastfeeding is the ideal infant feeding method
Cesarean sections are surgical births
Prolactin is a hormone made by the pituitary gland supporting milk production
Placenta is the critical support system for a developing fetus
First trimester is a vital development stage in pregnancy

Quarter 2 Arts

Common Chinese painting subjects include animals, bamboos, and landscapes
Early Chinese paintings often show hunting scenes or used black/red ochre pigments
Peking opera characters using white makeup represent treachery
East Asian temples have sweeping roofs to protect against elements
Landscape painting is the highest form of Chinese art
Crane is a significant subject in Japanese Origami
Koreans commonly paint animals
Three concepts of Chinese art include Heaven, Earth, and Mankind
Calligraphy is beautiful handwriting
Jiaguwen is shell and bone script, engraved on animal bones or tortoise shells
Cangjie is the legendary inventor of Chinese writing
Dark red makeup in Kabuki signifies passion
Koreans wear masks during funeral services to banish evil spirits
Multi-inclined roofs represent wealth in Japan/China
Face is used as a canvas in Japan/China painting. Korea uses masks.
Kumadori makeup is used for heroes and villains
Woodblock printing is a popular East Asian printing technique
Silk was used for painting in China, but it was expensive
Decorative knotwork, called maedeup, is a Korean tradition

Description

Test your knowledge of various Asian musical instruments and songs in this quiz. Explore the unique contributions of Japan, Korea, and China to the world of music, including traditional instruments and iconic songs. Perfect for music enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of Asian musical heritage.