ACTIVITY # 1

Name: BERNARD B. ONASIN JR. Date: September 15, 2022 Score:

Course & Year: BSED ENGLISH 2-B Professor: Prof. Glaiza Higo

Identify the following. Write the correct answer before the number.

Rhythm 1. A measured motion or flow, characterized basically by the

recurrence of elements or features as beats, sound, or accents.

Pitch 2. Refers to the lowness and highness of a tone.

Bar 3. A vertical line across a staff dividing it into equal measures of time.

Intensity 4. The quality of movement or music. It refers to dynamics or force

such as heavy or light.

Under Lying Beat 5. The steady continuous sound that is heard or felt throughout
any rhythmical sequence.

Measure 6. This refers to the identical grouping of under lying beats.

Tempo 7. The rate of speed of the movement, music or accompaniment.

Meter 8. Refers to the manner in which the beats are put together to form a
measure of music.

Musical Phrase 9. A group of measures that gives the feeling or unity.

__Accent 10. The force or emphasis given to any one beat in a series of pulse
beats in a measure.

Distinguish the following from each other

Rhythm and rhythms

_Rhythm is the repeated pattern of beats with and without accents. In its most
basic form, rhythm refers to paying attention to the music that is playing as you
dance and moving in time with it. On the other hand, the term "rhythms"
refers to a characteristic of movement that is occasionally referred to as
dancing. We refer to a person's movements as rhythmic movements or rhythms
when they are made in response to a particular rhythm or piece of music.
Rhythms are ordered patterns that initiate original rhythmic motions.
 ACTIVITY # 2

Name: BERNARD B. ONASIN JR. Date: September 15, 2022 Score:

Course & Year: BSED ENGLISH 2-B Professor: Prof. Glaiza Higo

Identify the following. Write the correct answer before the

number.

Running 1. A fast series of walk.

Galloping 2. A step and cut combination.

__Catching 3. The act of trying to seize something or someone that is moving or

hiding.

Rotating 4. Move or cause to move in a circle around an axis or center.

Crawling__5. Moving forward on the hands and knees or by dragging the body close
to the ground.

Pushing 6. Exert force on someone or something typically with one's hand, in

order to move them away from oneself or the origin of the
force.

Rolling 7. Moving by turning over and over on an axis.

__Balancing 8. An even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to

remain upright and steady.

Hopping__ 9. Propelling the body up and down on the same foot. Hop on one foot
and land on the same foot.

Locomotor Movement 10. Movements where the body travels through space from
one location to another.

II. Differentiate Locomotor from non-locomotor and Manipulative skills. Give

five (5) examples each.

Locomotor Non- Locomotor & Manipulative Skills

1.__Running__________ __Flexing___________ ___Throwing_ _______

2.__Walking__________ __Stretching_________ ___Bouncing_________

3.__Jumping__________ __Bending___________ ___Dribbling_________

4.__Marching_________ __Swinging__________ ___Catching__________

5.__Hopping__________ __Turning___ _______ ___Lifting __________