FINAL-MAPEH 8 REVIEWER

The roofs constitute half the size of the whole structure with

slightly curved eaves that extend far beyond the walls supported by complex bracket systems called tokyo.

• Korean Roof

• Chinese Roof

• Japanese Roof

• Ukiyo E

It is Korean calligraphy where Chinese characters are adapted

to and incorporated into the Korean language.

• Talchum

• Moya

• Hanja

• Kumadori

It is the collaboration of poets, calligraphers, and painters to

create a painting that includes the work of a calligrapher to write a “soundless poem.

• Talchum

• Hanja

• Moya

• Three Perfection

The various sorts of animal-shaped roof tiles and decorative

figures are placed on the roofs of traditional buildings as shamanic symbols to chase away evil spirits and misfortune.

• Chinese Roof

• Korean Roof

• Japanese Roof

• Soundless Poem

A roof feature is the sky well structure which is an enclosed

courtyard formed from the intersections of closely spaced buildings and other small openings to the sky through the roof space from the floor up.

• Chinese Roof

• Japanese Roof

• Korean Roofs

• Talchum

It describes how one might experience a painting with sound,

sight, smell, touch, and emotions.

• Soundless Poem

• Three Perfection

• Clerical Style

• Kumadori

It is a style used on official documents such as government

records of taxes, census records, and deeds.

• Kumadori

• Clerical Style

• Ukiyo E

• Hanja

It is the traditional checkered scarves worn almost

universally by Cambodians.

• Krama

• Mudra

• Dhyana

• Songkok

A handmade print that enabled printers to blend their favored

bright, sharp colors with contours done with sumi ink on the printing block.

• Kumadori

• Talchum

• Moya

• Ukiyo E

They call it “face making” or “face preparation and helps

transform them to become living special effects that help present the story in Kabuki play.

• Soundless Poem

• Kumadori

• Hanja

• Moya