MUSIC 8 – 3rd Grading Keyboard Instrument - played using a keyboard, a row of levers which are

pressed by the fingers.

Musical Instrument - any device for producing a musical sound.

Percussion - This instrument can be played by striking with a stick, shaking
or scraping.

String - A musical instrument that can produce a vibrating sound by plucking

or using a bow. Wind - This instrument makes sounds by the vibration of air through blowing.
Electronic - This musical instrument produces or modifies sounds by MUSIC OF EAST ASIA
electric.
Arirang - A song that tells about the sad love story of a woman whose lover
has to travel far away. (Korea)
Mo Li Hua - A song that tells about the representation of the jasmine flower.
(China)
Sakura - A song that describes the beauty cherry blossoms. (Japan)
Japan - The country which is known as “The land of the rising sun”.
Korea - It is known as the “The land of the morning calm”

Chinese Instruments
Wind Percussion Stringed
CLASSIFICATION OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Dizi Paigu Erhu
classified using 5 different categories depending on the manner in which the Sheng Gong Guzheng
instrument creates the sound: Idiophones, Membranophones, Guan Dulcimer
Chordophones, Aerophones, & Electrophones Pai Xiao Pipa
Suona Guqin

Japanese Instruments
Wind Percussion Stringed
Sho Tsuri daiko Biwa
Shakuhachi Kotsuzumi Koto
Hichiriki Shamisen
Shinobue

Korean Instruments
Wind Percussion Stringed
Senap Changgo Haegum
Daegeum Ching Gayageum
Saenghwang Yanggeum
 P.E 8 – 3rd Grading
Volleyball
- team sport in which two teams of six players are separated by
a net.
William G. Morgan - developed the volleyball game
Mintonette
- old name for volleyball
- a name derived from the game of badminton which he later
agreed to change to better reflect the nature of the sport.

Court
 FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS
5 player positions 1. Passing 2. Digging
1. Setter
- Runs the team's offense.
- Tries to make second contact with the ball and set it high in the
air for the attackers to get a good, strong hit.
- Line up on the right front or right back of court.
2. Libero
- Specialized defensive player whose job is to return spikes 3. Spiking 4. Blocking
and serves.
- Subs in for anyone in the back row and must remain in the
back row without rotating like the rest of the players.
3. Middle blocker (middle hitter)
- Primary blocker and decoy hitter.
- Plays in the middle, front row.
4. Outside hitter (power hitter)
- Most dependable hitters on the team that receive more
sets than other players.
- Line up on left side of the court on the front and back 5.Serving
row.
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5. Opposite hitter (offside hitter)
- Defensive blocker and backup setter.
- Plays on the right side of the net on the front row.
Passing - Ability to pass the ball to teammate, which is required in almost all
players.
Setting - An act of pushing the ball forward through finger toss, which is a
synchronized springing of fingers.
Spiking – striking the ball with great force in a downward direction into the
opponent’s court.
Serving – putting the ball into play from the end line.
Blocking – defensive play by an opponents or opponents against the spike or
any other play near the net.

BASIC RULES OF THE GAME

- Six players in a volleyball team
- Rotate one position clockwise
- Three players at the net position can jump, spike or block near
the net.
- Allowed three touches or three hits before the ball crosses over
the net.
- Rally point system
- Matches are played best of five sets. The first four sets are
played to 25 points each, and the final set to 15 points.