Grade 9 MAPEH Reviewer
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Q1- MUSIC- Music of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Period
• Gregorian Chant- a monophonic plain chant named after
Pope Gregory I
• Troubadour Music- secular music of medieval period that
talks about chivalry and courtly love
• Mass – a sacred musical composition that sets text to
Eucharistic Liturgy
• Madrigal- a secular music performed frequently in 3 to 6
voices.
• Renaissance Period- A period of looking back to the golden
age of Greece and Rome that focus mainly on man’s
accomplishment or Humanism.
• Palestrina and Thomas Morley
• 5 Main section of Mass
• Gloria- Glory to God in the Highest
• Sanctus- Holy, Holy is He
• Kyrie – the only section with Greek Text
• Credo- Apostle’s Creed
• Agnus Dei- Lamb of God
• Baroque Composers
• JS Bach – composed the Toccata and fugue in d minor
• Fugue- a contrapuntal piece developed mainly by
imitative counterpoint usually written in 3 or 4 parts,
with a main theme called subject.
Antonio Vivaldi- The red priests popular on his
compositions for stringed instruments
• George Frideric Handel- composed the Hallelujah
Chorus
Q1- ARTS-Western Classical Art Traditions
Prehistoric Art
• Paintings during the Prehistoric period were
found inside the caves.
• Sculpture during the Prehistoric period used
materials according to region/ locality also as the
result of natural erosion and not of human
artistry.
Ancient Egyptian Art
• The purpose of Egyptian painting is to make
deceased afterlife place pleasant.
• Egyptian Architecture style were developed
during the pre-dynastic period. The Pyramids of
Giza is a funerary structure built for the 3 kings
namely Khafa, Khufu and Menkaure.
• Egyptian sculpture includes statues or figures
that represents Pharaohs, armies, and servants.
Ancient Greek Art
• Ancient Greek art depicts naturalism.
Greek Methods in Painting
1. Fresco- a method of painting water-based
pigments on freshly applied plaster usually
on wall surfaces.
2. Encaustic- developed by Greek builders who
used hot wax to fill the cracks of the ship.
Pigments were added and used to paint a
wax hull.
Roman Art
• Roman art developed as a new source of artistic
creativity much more progressive than the
conservative Greek Art
Mosaic- it is an art process where in the image
created using an assemblage of small pieces of
colored glass, stone, or alike materials.
Byzantine Art
• Byzantine era is generally characterized by a
move away from the naturalism of the Classical
tradition and those artworks which contain a
• Byzantine sculpture has religious, everyday life
scenes and motifs from nature as dominant
themes. Animals were also used as symbols of
Byzantine sculpture.
Romanesque Art
• Romanesque art was characterized by its very
vigorous style in painting and sculpture.
Gothic Art
• Gothic arts involve symbolic meanings. Painting
have been confined in illumination,
cosmopolitan style, elegant and sophisticated
manner.
• Charles Barry is the one responsible for the
Gothic Revival Monument of the Westminster
Palace.
Q1 Physical Fitness, Sports Officiating
Physical Fitness is the ability to perform activities of daily living
without experiencing undo fatigue.
Health Related Fitness refers to the activities for improving physical
health.
Skill Related Fitness is necessary to succeed in an athletic event.
Cardiovascular exercises increase heart and breathing rates.
First Aid is an immediate and temporary care given to someone who
has been injured.
Remove clothing or jewelry around the joint, apply warm compress
and elevate the affected joint are the first aid interventions of
SPRAIN.
Keep the victim cool, give electrolytes beverages, and monitor the
victim for signs of shock are the first aid interventions of HEAT
EXHAUSTION.
Qualities of a Sports Official
- Physical Quality refers to the physical attributes of an
officiating official.
- Mental Quality is achieved by having a thorough
knowledge on the rules of the game.
- Social Quality an ability of an officiating official to settle
disputes without sacrificing the integrity of a game.
Q1 Community and Environmental Health
Community Health is the art and science maintaining, protecting,
and improving the health of all the members of the community.
Changing climate and weather increase severity of existing health
risks, introduce health risks to geographic regions and shift the
timing of seasonal health risks.
A healthy community include a clean and safety environment.
Sanitary Inspection in the community is to make premises in
sanitary conditions.
Environmental Health focuses on how different environmental
factors affect the well-being of a person.
Coral Reef Degradation is caused by natural and man-made event.
Solid Waste Management refers to the collection, handling, and
disposal of wastes.
Deforestation affects wildlife, ecosystems and even the climate.
Republic Act No 9003 mandate the local government units to
achieve 25% waste reduction.