MUSIC ■ PETROGLYPHS - Images created by removing part
■ HAZAN - He is the leader of prayer; traditionally only
men lead the prayers.
■ Significant instruments of Israel: Jewish Lyre,
Shofar, Psalterion
■ The music of India remains fundamental to the lives of
people because it is a source of spiritual
inspiration, it is a source of entertainment, it is a
source of cultural expression
■ Two main traditions of classical Indian music:
Carnatic & Hindustani
■ 5 classification of musical instrument in India: GHAN,
AVANADDH, SUSHIR, TAT, VITAT
■ Instruments from India: Ghatam, Dhol, Bansuri,
Banam, Sitar,
■ Bar Mitzvah – it is a ceremonial event for a Jewish
boy of 13 years of age, when he becomes a full-
pledge member of the religious community.
■ 2 divisions of Jewish music, Devotional & Secular
■ Carnatic music also called “Temple Music” because It
Is Directed to A Hindu God.
■ Synagogue - A Jewish house of prayers.
■ West Asian music is commonly used during the
following events: Communal Worship, Mystic
Rituals, Entertainment
■ TALA - It is the common Indian system of rhythm
ARTS
■ Diwali - is celebrated by the Hindus in India. Hindu
New Year is celebrated from 3 to 5-day holiday.
■ Shiva - known as the destroyer and the Cosmic-
dancer which represented by a four-armed figure.
■ Mogul Period - period represent the evolution from
Vedism into Hinduism or Brahmanism.
■ Rangoli comprised of two words, rang' means 'color'
and 'aavalli' means 'Colored Creepers’. The Indian
art of making designs or patterns on the walls or the
floor of the house.
■ KETENI - homespun silk used for beautiful dresses
worn by Turkmen women.
■ SHIRDAKS - Kyrgystan hand-made carpets or Rugs.
■ 4 Pakistani architecture: Pre-Islamic, Islamic,
Colonial and Post-Colonial
■ UZBEKISTAN - Country known for making printed
cloths, curtains, bed spreads, and shawls.
■ TAJ MAJAL - was built in 1623 by Shah Jahan in
memory of his wife and serve as the tourist attraction
in India today.
■ MOGUL PERIOD -The period contributed to the
enrichment of Indian culture in painting and in
architecture.
■ MAHABHARATA AND RAMAYANA - The two great
Indian epics arise during the Transitional Period.
of the rock surface by incising, picking and carving.
■ DIYAS - A special Diwali clay lamp to light the way of
the goddess.
■ LAKSHMI - Hindu goddess of wealth
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
■ Castling, Basic strategies, Checkmate, How the
chess game start.
■ 100 - How many tiles does a scrabble set have?
■ Light blue - color that doubles the score of a letter.
■ Blank tile - Used as any letter desired
■ K - scrabble tile that have a value of five points.
■ Dark Red - corresponds to a triple word score.
■ The word “Checkmate” came from a Persian word
Shah Mat which means the King is dead.
■ Dominoes are originally called Bones.
■ BAR - refers to the middle line dividing the two
squares of a domino tile.
■ DOTS - It refers to the spots of a domino piece.
HEALTH
■ PATHOGENS -These are tiny microorganisms that
may have the most common diseases.
■ Cold virus - the virus that enter the respiratory
system.
■ PROTOZOAN -The pathogen that causes amoebic
dysentery.
■ Helminths are pathogens referred as Parasitic
worms.
■ Microorganisms that live in the human, mouth,
intestines, and on our skin. These helps protect us
from harmful bacteria. Resident bacteria
■ Communicable disease - Direct and indirect spread of
pathogens from one person to another.
■ Bacteria - The pathogen that causes pneumonia.
■ Ticks carries a rickettsia pathogen.
■ Fungus -The pathogen that causes athlete’s foot.
Arrange the following processes in chronological order. Write
the letter of each correct entry.
■ The chain of infection (answer this part)
_____1. A. Passed through a direct and indirect mode of
transmission.
_____2. B. Reservoir which can be a living and non-living
object.
_____3. C. A susceptible host who has low immunity
resistance.
_____4. D. Microorganism leaves reservoir through portal of
exit.
_____5. E. Microorganism then enters the body through the
portal of entry.