Questions and Answers
Which of the following pieces was composed by Stravinsky in 1927?
What is the correct definition of the term 'Retrograde' in twelve-tone techniques?
Who is known as the 'Father of Impressionism'?
Which Impressionist artist was known primarily for painting ballet dancers?
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What cause of death is attributed to Claude Monet?
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Which painting's title gave rise to the term 'Impressionism'?
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Which of the following was not a member of the Impressionist movement?
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What is the significance of the Prime in twelve-tone techniques?
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What technique characterized Broken Brush's style, particularly in his portrait paintings?
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Which of the following factors influenced Broken Brush's painting of 'The Sunflowers' (1888)?
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What is the primary characteristic of the jute fiber mentioned in the content?
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How many self-portraits did Broken Brush create between 1886 and 1889?
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Which American Impressionist was known for founding the Chase school, now known as Parsons School of Design?
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In weight management, what occurs when energy consumed is greater than energy expended?
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What did William Meritt Chase believe in that contributed to his teaching style?
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What type of diseases are classified as noncommunicable diseases in the content?
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What condition can Akapulko be used to treat?
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Which plant is known for its potential anticancer properties?
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How can Lagundi be administered for headache relief?
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Which of the following is a use for Bawang?
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What tactic do quacks commonly use to target individuals diagnosed with incurable conditions?
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What is the recommended method to use Bayabas as an antiseptic?
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What is one reason why health quackery persists in society?
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What part of Niyog-niyogan is utilized for medicinal purposes?
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Which condition is primarily treated using Lagundi?
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Which type of quackery involves the use of miraculous gadgets believed to cure ailments?
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What harmful effect can dubious therapies lead to?
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What is a common application of Ampalaya?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a type of unproven treatment?
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What psychological impact can quackery have on individuals?
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Which organization is associated with the endorsement of herbal medicine in the Philippines?
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What characteristic of health quackery describes its ability to spread quickly?
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What is the primary use of Sambong leaves?
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Which herb is effective for treating skin allergies such as eczema?
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How should Ulasimang bato be prepared for consumption?
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What condition is Yerba Buena primarily used to treat?
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Which alternative therapy involves the use of needles to alleviate pain?
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What is the purpose of ventosa massage cupping therapy?
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What is the main difference between dry cupping and wet cupping?
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What is the recommended method for preparing Tsaang gubat for mouthwash?
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Study Notes
Igor Stravinsky's Famous Works
- Notable compositions include Oedipus (1927), Orpheus (1946), Petrushka (1910), Symphony of Psalms (1930), The Firebird (1910), The Soldier’s Tale (1918), and The Wedding (1914).
Twelve-Tone Technique
- A method of arranging chromatic pitches in series to create a melodic and harmonic framework for compositions.
- Pitch classes are numbered based on half steps from the first note of the tone row.
- The four primary forms of the twelve-tone series are:
- Prime: the original arrangement of the tone series.
- Inversion: the transposition of the prime in an inverted manner.
- Retrograde: the prime played backward.
- Retrograde Inversion: the backward and inverted transposition of the prime.
Impressionism in Art
- The term "Impressionism" originates from Claude Monet’s painting Impression, Soleil Levant (1872) showcased in a Paris exhibition organized by the Anonymous Society of Painters, Sculptors, and Printmakers in 1874.
- Key members include Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Camille Pissarro, recognized for their innovative techniques and modern themes.
Claude Monet
- Regarded as the founder of Impressionism, full name Oscar-Claude Monet.
- Lived from November 14, 1840, to December 5, 1926; died from lung cancer.
Edgar Degas
- Famous for painting ballet dancers; full name Hilaire-Germain-Edgar De Gas.
- Born on July 19, 1834, and died on September 27, 1917, from a brain aneurysm.
Camille Pissarro
- Known as the "Father of Impressionism"; full name Jacob Abraham Camille Pissarro.
- Born on July 10, 1830, in Charlotte Amalie, U.S. Virgin Islands; died on November 13, 1903, from sepsis.
Artistic Techniques and Influences
- Impressionist artists expressed momentary impressions through broken brushwork and Pointillism.
- Utilized inspirations from Japanese art and nature, including sunflowers (1888) and numerous self-portraits.
William Merritt Chase
- An American Impressionist known for his dual roles as an exponent and educator; born on November 1, 1849, and died on October 25, 1916.
- Founded the Chase School (1896), which evolved into Parsons School of Design, a pioneering institution for creative disciplines.
Health and Lifestyle
- Lifestyle refers to the typical way individuals or groups live.
- Noncommunicable diseases include cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, and respiratory ailments.
Weight Management
- Weight gain occurs when energy intake exceeds energy expenditure.
- Weight loss happens when energy consumption is less than expenditure.
- Weight maintenance is achieved when energy intake equals expenditure.
Characteristics of Health Quackery
- Progressive in nature, exploiting the latest scientific claims.
- Financially lucrative, often targeting those desperate for cures.
- Utilizes the placebo effect and self-limiting conditions to seem effective.
- Ranges from medical, nutrition, to device quackery.
Harmful Effects of Quackery
- Economic harm can lead to financial ruin for individuals seeking cures.
- Direct harm includes serious health consequences, injuries, or worsening conditions.
- Psychological effects may involve distress from false diagnoses.
- Societal harm manifests in widespread misconceptions and beliefs.
Alternative Health Care Modalities
- Herbal medicine endorsed by the Department of Health (DOH) in the Philippines includes ten recommended medicinal plants such as:
- Akapulko: Treats skin infections; used as an expectorant.
- Ampalaya: Used for diabetes and cough relief, being studied for anticancer properties.
- Bawang (Garlic): Famous for antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
- Bayabas (Guava): Known for its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effects.
- Lagundi: Utilized for respiratory issues and rheumatism.
- Niyog-niyogan: Effective for eliminating intestinal parasites.
- Sambong: Used for treating kidney stones and various ailments.
- Tsaang gubat: Helps with skin allergies.
- Ulasimang bato: Known for treating arthritis and gout.
- Yerba Buena: Analgesic for pain relief.
Treatments and Therapies
- Acupuncture: Involves needle insertion for pain alleviation, with origins in ancient China.
- Ventosa Massage/Cupping: A therapeutic technique using suction cups to relieve various ailments. Both dry (fire-based) and wet (blood extraction) methods exist.
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This quiz explores the famous works of Igor Stravinsky, including 'The Firebird' and 'Petrushka,' as well as the twelve-tone techniques that revolutionized music composition. Dive deep into the melodic and harmonic structures that define his music and learn about pitch classes used in his compositions.
