MAPEH 8

 MUSIC
 SKOR THOM – classified as membranophone.
 IRAMA - Indonesian term for tempo.
 SAUNG GAUK - Myanmar instrument use to
accompany Mahagita.
 There are 13 silk strings in Saung Gauk.
 AGUNG AND KULINTANG - It is a gong-based
musical ensemble commonly used in funerals and
weddings in East Malaysia.
 Cambodian music feature choruses with large
orchestras based on struck keys and gongs.
 Arak song is classified as MUSIC FOR RELIGIOUS AND
HEALING PURPOSES
 PESINDHEN - It is a female soloist singer who sings
with a Gamelan.
 MAHAGITA - extensive collection of classical songs
of Myanmar
 PINPEAT - It is a Cambodian musical ensemble or an
orchestra that usually accompanies ceremonial
music of the royal courts and temples.
 PIPHAT - This ensemble of Thailand is usually
consists of nine or ten instruments

 MAHORI - This ensemble is traditionally played by

women in the courts of Central Thailand and
Cambodia.

 KHRUEANG SAI - It is an orchestra that combines

some of the percussion and wind instruments of the
Piphat with an expanded string section.

 PIPHAT - It is a mid-sized orchestra that is performed

in either outdoor style with hard mallets or indoor
style with padded mallets.
  KERTOK - This is a musical ensemble from the Malay
Peninsula that consists of xylophones played swiftly
and rhythmically in traditional Malay functions.

 DIKIR BARAT - This is a type of musical form that is

important to Malaysia’s national culture.

 THAILAND - A country known as the “Land of the

Free.” History and geography indicates that their
music is a conglomeration of Asian influences.

 Myanmar’s musical instruments are categorized into

2 types: LOUD AND SOFT SOUNDING

 ARTS
 KLOWONGAN - main decorative motif of batik in Java,
Indonesia.
 JAVA - Where can we usually find Malaysian Batik?
 MALAYSIA - The most common motifs of batik found in
this country are leaves and flowers.
 DIGITAL PRINT – NOT A technique used in Brunei’s batik
 IKAT TECHNIQUE AND UNEVEN TWILL - two main types
of Cambodian weaving
 EBONY SATIN - It is an all-natural lustrous silk hand-
woven in southern Vietnam and naturally dyed using
ebony fruit pods.
 SHANTUNG TAFFETA - Vietnamese fabric that is often
used for bridal gowns
 SIHN - It is an ankle-long skirt of Laos.
 IKAT TECHNIQUE - technique in batik making wherein
weavers tie and dye portions of weft yarn before weaving
begins
 BATIK - Indonesian-Malay word, believed to be related to
the Malay word titik, which means point, dot or drop
 MERLION - famous artwork in Singapore
 Sky Lantern is popular in the country of THAILAND
  ANGKOR WAT - most famous ancient temple complex in
Cambodia
 WAYANG KULIT – best known puppetry in Indonesia.
 Kite-making is a tradition that comes naturally from the
people of MALAYSIA.
 WAXING - It is the technique of revolutionary repackaged
application that enhances the detail of an image on fabric
using resistant dyeing.
 LOY KRATHONG - Floating Lantern Festival in Thailand
 Where is Thai silk produced from COCOONS OF THAI
SILKWORMS.
 SIILK PAINTING - most popular form of arts in Vietnam
 SINGAPORE BATIK - It is featured as the uniform of flight
attendants for the official flag carrier airlines of
Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia.

 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
 HEALTH – RELATED COMPONENTS - promote total health
and prevent the beginning of diseases and problems
associated with physical activities
 CARDIO – VASCULAR ENDURANCE - refers to the ability of
the heart (cardio), and circulatory system (vascular) to
supply oxygen to muscles for an extended period of time
 GOAL - is referred to as a future plan or desired results
that a person or a group of people want to achieve in a
specific timeline
 GOAL SETTING - referred to as a process that involves a
developed action plan that leads to achieving specific
goals
 PHYSICAL FITNESS - referred to as the ability of your body
systems to work together efficiently, to allow you to be
healthy and perform activities of daily living
 AGILITY - ability to rapidly and accurately change
direction of the whole body in space
 BALANCE - ability to maintain stability while stationary or
moving
 REACTION TIME - ability to quickly respond to stimulus
 FLEXIBILITY - NOT a skill-related fitness component
 COORDINATION - skill-related component that relates to
one’s ability to use the senses all at a time
 40 – METER SPRINT - example of a physical fitness activity
that will measure your speed
 STOPWATCH - equipment used in 40-meter sprint that
can also be used to other skill - related components
activities
 ZIPPER TEST - not a physical fitness test that is used for
improving skill-related fitness components
 JUGGLING - refers to the physical fitness test that will
measure your coordination
 AGILITY - Which skill-related component used to measure
the ability of the body to move in different directions
quickly
 BALANCE - skill-related component is used to assess one’s
ability to maintain equilibrium
 STANDING LONG JUMP - skill-related fitness test is used
to measure the explosive strength and power of the leg
muscles
 COORDINATION - skill-related fitness component is used
to measure the coordination of the eye and hand
 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY - defined as any bodily movement
created by skeletal muscles that require energy outflow