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hat brings together all other art forms – from
MUSIC
 The art and musical form in which singers and musicians perform a
dramatic work combining text and a musical score, usually in an elaborate
theatrical setting. (Opera)
 The first Filipino opera by Pedro Paterno.(Sandugong Panaginip)
 He is known as the first Filipino opera conductor.(Bonifacio Abdon)
 It is a popular and generally lighter form of musical drama than the opera.
(Musical Play)
 The title is an example of original Philippine opera. (La Loba Negra) She
was born in Bustos,Bulacan and hailed as the “Queen of Filipino Jazz” and
“Queen of Bodabil”? (Katy dela Cruz)
 The five-act work musical play commissioned by Alfonso Puyat in 1979
depicting the life of revolutionary hero.
(Andres Bonifacio: Ang Dakilang Anak-Pawis)
 A production for poetry and mixed media that portrays the myth surrounding
the origins of Bicol’s famed Mt. Mayon. (Daragang Mayon)
 Which of the following returned as a two-act musical play that was staged at
the CCP Main Theater from August 8-10,1997 as a production of
Tanghalang Pilipino? (El Filibusterismo)
 Which of the following is not a Broadway Musical? (Rama Hari)
ART EDUCATION:
 The roles of a set designer in theater? (The concept and creation of the
physical stage set-up)
 The following roles created the mood of scene in the play or highlighting
a dramatic moment? (Lighting designer)
 The theatrical form of a poetic debate using proverbs or riddles to present
their suit to the woman of their choice? (Duplo)
 It was founded in 1967 by Cecile Guidote-Alvarez and the resident
theater company of the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
(Philippine Educational Theater Association) (PETA)
 Which of the following theater group began mounting grand productions
of originally written musicals with a slant towards good values for
children and the whole family? (Trumpets)
painting and sculpture to installation art, to music, to dance, to literature,
even to computer arts – in a single production. (Theater)
 They brought in to plan the hairstyles and make-up to complement the
costumes in a play. (Make-up designer)
 It was not performed by Repertory Philippines (N.O.A.H )
 It was established in 1994 by Monique Wilson and earned a reputation
after staging thought-provoking productions on controversial and
profound topics. (New Voice Company)
 The overall artistic coordinator of the entire production. (Director)
 The writer of the script in a musical play. (Playwright)
 Caredivas”, “Haring Lear” and “Pamana” are performed by.
Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
 The common recreational injuries that stretches or tears the ligament?
(Sprains)
 The physical activity where one expresses emotions or gestures while
performing bodily movements usually in time with rhythm. (Dance)
 It is a break in the bone that can happen either on a quick or repeated stress to
the bone. (Fractures )
 The two bones that come together become separated is known. (Dislocations)
 The cheerleaders who are held and thrown into the air and are doing stunts.
(flyers)
 The people in-charged of holding and controlling the throwing of the flyers.
(Spots)
 Review the different Hand Positions in Cheer dance.
 TOUCH DOWN - arms extended straight and parallel
 LOW TOUCHDOWN – arms extended straight down and parallel
 BOW AND ARROW – one arm extended to side w other arm bent at elbow
 TABLETOP – arms bent at elbow. Fist in shoulder
 LOW CLASP – arms extended straight down in clasp
 CLAP – hands in bladed at the chin
 HIGH V – arm extended forming a V shape
 LOW V – extended down forming V shape
 DIAGONAL – one arm extended high V and other arm low V
  CANDLESTICK – both arms are extended in front
 SIDE LUNGE – lead leg bent with knee over the ankle
 FRONT LUNGE – “ “ “ “ “
 PUNCH – one arm extended straight up, one arm on hip
 L MOTION
 T MOTION – both arms extended straight out
 HALF T – arms parallel to the ground and bent at the elbows
 BEGINNING STANCE – feet together. Hands down by side
 CHEERDANCE – feet more than shoulder width apart
 CLASP – hands clasped at the chin
OVERHEAD CLASP – arms are straight above the head in a clasp
HEALTH EDUCATION:
 It is an occupation or profession that requires special training.
(Allied Health Professionals
 It refers to an individual’s plan to make a career,
choice, growing in the chosen career or making a career shift.
(Health Career Planning)
 The health career pathways is the Clusters of occupations that are grouped
according to shared skills.
 The people assigned to out-of-hospital medical care.
(Emergency Medical Services)
 The component and step in making a health career plan?
1. Self- Assessment
2. Career Exploration
3. Decision Making
4. Plan of Action
 It is designed to familiarize students with the various careers in
the medical profession and allied health services.
(Health Career)
 Specialists in this health career find ways to balance individual’s food
(Nutrition)
 Different Career Pathways
12 VARIOUS CARRER PATHWAYS;
1. COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE - area focus on the maintenance, and
improvement of the health.
2. DENTAL HEALTH – workers deal with various oral conditions.
3. DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL – focus on communicable
and non-communicable diseases.
4. DRUG PREVENTION AND CONTROL – career revolve around this seek
to reduce community and individual problems related to alcohol and drug
abuse.
5. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES – specialized in out-of-hospital
medical care.
6. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT – workers try to
establish correlation between and among the physical, chemical, biological,
social factors.
7. HEALTH EDUCATION – who work in this field are tasked with promotion
of healthcare training of health workers on managing change in healthcare.
8. MATERNAL AND CHILD CARE – health workers deal with complex
public health issues that affect women, children and their families
9. MENTAL HEALTHCARE – specialize in dealing with interpersonal and
intrapersonal relationships.
10. NUTRITION – find ways to balance individuals’ food and nutrition
11. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY – related to safety, health and welfare of
people