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mapeh 8

Total questions: 78

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Refers to the proportion of lean body mass (non-fat tissue of muscles, bone) to the level of body fat.

a)

Body composition

b)

Flexibility

c)

Muscle Strength

d)

Muscle Endurance

e)

Cardio-respiratory Endurance

2.

Is the ability to flex muscles and move joints freely.

a)

Body composition

b)

Flexibility

c)

Muscle Strength

d)

Muscle Endurance

e)

Cardio-respiratory Endurance

3.

Is the force muscle produces in a single effort.

a)

Body composition

b)

Flexibility

c)

Muscle Strength

d)

Muscle Endurance

e)

Cardio-respiratory Endurance

4.

Refers to the ability to sustain a level of muscle tension

a)

Body composition

b)

Flexibility

c)

Muscle Strength

d)

Muscle Endurance

e)

Cardio-respiratory Endurance

5.

Pertains to the ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to supply the oxygen needed by the body.

a)

Body composition

b)

Flexibility

c)

Muscle Strength

d)

Muscle Endurance

e)

Cardio-respiratory Endurance

6.

The name sepak takraw is taken from the word “sepak” (which means ____) and “takraw” (which means ____).

a)

kick, ball

b)

hit, ball

c)

kick, hard

d)

hit, hard

7.

Sepak Takraw was called sepak jarring in 1945 because of a net that they called

(a)  

8.

It was originally played by the Malays during the 12th century when it was still called

(a)  

9.

The Court shall be 13.41 m in length and 6.09 m in width including the outer edge of all lines. TRUE OR FALSE

(a)  

10.

The Court shall be 13.14 m in length and 6.29 m in width including the outer edge of all lines. TRUE OR FALSE

(a)  

11.

The game SEPAK TAKRAW is played between two teams called (a)   consisting of three players on each side

12.

the officials in sepak takraw are

a)

• 1 official referee

b)

2 umpires

c)

6 linemen

d)

2 coaches

e)

2 unofficial referees

13.

Your (a)   is that specific part of your personality by which you are identified.

14.

the world's most popular sport

(a)  

15.

The word soccer comes from " (a)   ", an abbreviation of association.

16.

In Great Britain and many other countries, soccer is also called

(a)  

17.

how many players make up a soccer team?

(a)  

18.

the players of soccer consist of

a)

goalkeeper

b)

defender

c)

midfielder

d)

forward

e)

libero

19.

may be practiced by attaching a thin rope to the lace of the ball and suspending the ball a few inches off the ground.

a)

kicking

b)

dribbling

c)

trapping

d)

shooting

e)

passing

20.

Players do this with the outside of the foot the toe must be turned well in and the outside of the ball is kicked with the outside of the little toe.

a)

kicking

b)

dribbling

c)

trapping

d)

shooting

e)

passing

21.

Players can do this or stop high bounding balls by stopping them with the feet or body. Balls may be stopped by bringing the sole of the shoe down over the ball the instant it strikes the ground.

a)

kicking

b)

dribbling

c)

trapping

d)

shooting

e)

passing

22.

This is executed by kicking the ball towards the goal in an effort to score.

a)

kicking

b)

dribbling

c)

trapping

d)

shooting

e)

passing

23.

This is the art of passing the ball to a teammate who is in a position to advance the ball into scoring position

a)

kicking

b)

dribbling

c)

trapping

d)

shooting

e)

passing

24.

This technique involves the shins, thighs, trunk, or shoulder by stopping or deflecting the ball when it is in the air.

a)

heading the ball

b)

tackling

c)

blocking

d)

trapping

25.

refers to techniques of gaining possession of the ball by playing the man or the ball.

a)

heading the ball

b)

tackling

c)

blocking

d)

trapping

26.

This technique uses the head to bring the ball to the ground preferably to the foot of a teammate.

a)

heading the ball

b)

tackling

c)

blocking

d)

trapping

27.

It is located in the southwestern section of the Indo-Chinese Peninsula in South East Asia and it also known as "Kampuchea."

a)

China

b)

Indonesia

c)

Cambodia

d)

Myanmar

28.

What is the language used in Cambodia?

a)

Cambodian

b)

Indo-Chinese

c)

Java

d)

Khmer

29.

Cambodian music was influenced by different ancient forms especially _______.

a)

Hindu

b)

Chinese

c)

Tao

d)

Buddhism

30.

It is a Cambodian ensemble that accompanies court music and it is also the same as the Piphat ensemble of Thailand.

a)

Mahori

b)

Khruang-Sai

c)

Pinpeat

d)

Saung Gauk

31.

It is a temple complex in Cambodia and is the largest religious monument in the world.

a)

Borobudur

b)

Temple of Ankh

c)

Angkor Wat

d)

Golden Temple

32.

It is one of the basic instruments in a pinpeat. It is a wooden xylophone with 20 wooden slates suspended by string over a wooden cabinet or stand, which functions as a resonator. Two mallets are used to play this instrument.

a)

Oneat/Roneat

b)

Kong Vong Toch

c)

Samphor

d)

Skorthom

33.

It is a pair of two teacup-like cymbals held by a string fastened on each cymbal. It is a shrill sounding that can be heard from afar.

a)

Samphor

b)

Ching

c)

Round Bells

d)

Skorthom

34.

It is a pair of two barrel shaped-drums played with sticks.

a)

Skorthom

b)

Samphor

c)

Oneat/Roneat

d)

Kong Vong Toch

35.

Which of the following is NOT true about the elements of the music of Cambodia?

a)

The harmony and texture of music is heterophonic.

b)

They using pentatonic scale or the seven-tone scale in melody.

c)

Mostly in triple meter or 3/4 time signature.

d)

Vocal - Nasal is the timbre of the music.

36.

This is the 16-piece gong circle of the pinpeat. Gongs of graduated sizes are arranged and placed on strings placed around a circular frame. The gong instrument is played with two mallets.

a)

Samphor

b)

Skorthom

c)

Oneat/Roneat

d)

Kong Vong Toch

37.

What is the former name of the country Myanmar?

a)

Austronesian

b)

Mesopotamia

c)

Burma

d)

Formosa

38.

It is the national instrument of Myanmar.

a)

Kong Vong Toch

b)

Saung Gauk

c)

Magic Harp

d)

Ching

39.

What is the capital of Myanmar?

a)

Naypyitaw

b)

Bangkok

c)

Kuala Lumpur

d)

Phnom Penh

40.

Which of the following is TRUE about the characteristics of music of Myanmar?

a)

Melodious and harmony

b)

More on vocal music than instrumental music

c)

The country became a colony of Roman empire in 19th century

d)

„ It presents a blend of the many regional varieties that include the influence of Indian, Chinese, and Thai music.

41.

How many strings are there in Saung gauk?

a)

12

b)

13

c)

14

d)

15

42.

Uses mostly of duple meter

a)

Rhythm

b)

Melody

c)

Form

d)

Timbre

e)

Harmony and Texture

43.

Uses pentatonic or the 7-tone scale

a)

Rhythm

b)

Melody

c)

Form

d)

Timbre

e)

Harmony and Texture

44.

Vocal – strophic; Instrumental

a)

Rhythm

b)

Melody

c)

Form

d)

Timbre

e)

Harmony and Texture

45.

Nasal

a)

Rhythm

b)

Melody

c)

Form

d)

Timbre

e)

Harmony and Texture

46.

Heterophony

a)

Rhythm

b)

Melody

c)

Form

d)

Timbre

e)

Harmony and Texture

47.

is secular entertainment music played by a string ensemble in the royal courts. These are all instrumental music, however, songs are sung with them.

a)

mahori

b)

phleng kar

c)

pin peat

48.

songs for wedding ceremony, is another category of classical music

a)

mahori

b)

phleng kar

c)

pin peat

49.

Which of the following musical instrument is a Kongvong?

a)
b)
c)
d)
50.

Which of the following instrument is Chhing?

a)
b)
c)
d)
51.

In what classification of instrument shown on the picture?

a)

Membranophone

b)

Aerophone

c)

Chordophone

d)

Idiophone

52.

Which of the following musical instrument is a skorthom?

a)
b)
c)
d)
53.

Which of the following instrument is a sampor

a)
b)
c)
d)
54.

Myanmar was known as “ (a)   ” until 1989. The country’s name was officially changed by the military government that took over in 1988.

55.

_________ is Myanmar’s traditional folk music ensemble. It is made up mainly of different gongs and drums as well as other instruments depending on the nature of the

a)

Haing Waing

b)

Orchestra

c)

Burma

56.

It is a double reed pipe

a)

HNE

b)

Maung Hsaing

c)

Pat Waing

d)

Kyi Waing

57.

a larger bronze gongs in a rectangular frame.

a)

HNE

b)

Maung Hsaing

c)

Pat Waing

d)

Kyi Waing

58.

a set of 21 drums in a circle

a)

HNE

b)

Maung Hsaing

c)

Pat Waing

d)

Kyi Waing

59.

a small bronze gongs in circular frame

a)

HNE

b)

Maung Hsaing

c)

Pat Waing

d)

Kyi Waing

60.

made of padauk, the famous Myanmar mahogany. The flat bar is made of cutch wood and it is covered with the leather of a female deer. The strings are made of silk.

a)

Saung Gauk

b)

Pattala

c)

mahagita

61.

It is a Burmese xylophone, consisting of 24 bamboo slats called ywet or asan suspended over a boat-shaped resonating chamber. It is played with two padded mallets. T

a)

Saung Gauk

b)

Pattala

c)

mahagita

62.

Myanmar not only has musical ensembles but also an extensive collection of classical songs called the

a)

Saung Gauk

b)

Pattala

c)

mahagita

63.

Dizi is one of the musical instrument from China. What is this type of musical instrument?

a)

String Instrument

b)

Percussion Instrument

c)

Wind instrument

d)

None of the above

64.

Which instrument is an example of Chordophone?

a)
b)
c)
d)
65.

The pictures are examples of percussion instrument EXCEPT:

a)
b)
c)
d)
66.

Cantopop is a Cantonese popular music know as HK-pop. Cantopop was first described as?

a)

Jpop

b)

Hongkong Rock

c)

Kpop

d)

Cantorock

67.

K-pop is consists of elements such as dance-pop, hip-hop and pop ballad.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

68.

What is the most famous musical theater since the 13th century in the Chinese musical life?

a)

Cantorock

b)

Peking Opera

c)

Kabuki

d)

Wayang Golek

69.

What is the most popular traditional form of Japanese theater?

a)

Japanese popular music

b)

Peking Opera

c)

Kabuki

d)

Wayang Kulit

70.

In what theatre form does male portray as a female character?

a)

Peking Opera

b)

Wayang Kulit

c)

HK Pop

d)

Kabuki

71.

Kabuki stands for song, dance and music.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

Song is not included.

d)

Kabuki has no dance.

72.

Which is not a Japanese instrument?

a)

Shakuhachi

b)

Koto

c)

Izakaya

d)

Shamisen

73.

Traditional music of Japan which literally meaning "elegant music".

a)

Gagaku

b)

Kagura

c)

Shomyo

74.

A style in Shomyo which uses Sanskrit.

a)

Kansan

b)

Bonsan

c)

Wasan

75.

The word ______ means "modern" and seems to have begun with shortened forms of tge Wasan shomyo using Japanese.

a)

Imayo

b)

Kagura

c)

Gagaku

76.

Instrument used by blind priest.

a)

Gaku Biwa

b)

Heike Biwa

c)

Imayo Biwa

77.

It is a chanting and dancing performance and music dedicated to Gods in Shinto rituals.

a)

Gagaku

b)

Shomyo

c)

Kagura

78.

Kagura is commonly believed to have been transferred from kamukura which mean ________.

a)

Seat of people

b)

Seat for angels

c)

Seat for gods