MAPEH - Popular Music, Intentional Injury, and Performing Arts Reviewer

Flashcards covering popular music characteristics, types of intentional injuries and associated Philippine laws, singing styles, music technology, and the fundamentals of games, theater, and film.

Popular Music

Refers to music that is widely liked and listened to by a large number of people.

Intentional Injury

An injury or harm caused deliberately by oneself or another person.

Bullying

A repeated aggressive behaviour intended to hurt, intimidate, or dominate another person.

Republic Act 10627

The Anti Bullying Act.

Extortion

Obtaining money, property, or factors through threats, intimidation, or force.

Stalking

Repeated unwanted attention, monitoring, or harassment that causes fear.

Republic Act 11313

Also known as the "Safe space for all" or "bawal bastos" law.

Gang & Youth Violence

Involves organized groups committing violent or criminal acts.

Republic Act 9344

The Juvenile Justice Act.

Acts of Terror

A criminal act that aims to investigate fear in public, group, or a particular person.

Republic Act 11479

The Anti terrorism Act of 2026.

Domestic violence

A pattern of abusive behavior used to gain power and control over a family member or intimate partner.

Republic Act 9262

The Anti Violence Act against women.

Suicide

The act of intentionally ending one's own life.

Sexual victimization

Involves sexual act or behavior committed without a person's freely given consent.

Republic Act 7877

The Anti sexual Harassment act.

Republic Act 8353

The Anti Rape Act.

Range

All pitches that your voice can produce from lowest to highest.

Tenor

The highest male voice type.

Soprano

The highest female voice type.

Base

The lowest male voice type.

Alto

The lowest female voice type.

Tessitura

The middle of your voice range where you sing most comfortably, often called "Sweet Voice" by coaches.

Head Tone

The vocal technique used in singing high notes.

Chest Tone

The vocal technique used when singing powerful weighted notes without using head voice.

Mixed Voice

The combination of chest voice and head voice.

Music Notation Program

A computer software or application that can record notes played on a MIDI.

MIDI

Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

Mobile Virtual Instruments

Software applications designed to emulate the sound and behavior of physical musical instruments directly on a smartphone or tablet.

Karaoke Apps

Applications that let users sing along to instrument versions of songs while displaying lyrics.

Composer Apps

Applications that help users create, write, arrange, and produce original music.

Target Games

Games where players aim an object toward a specific target to place it as close as possible.

Invasion Games

Team games where players try to invade the opponent's playing area to score while preventing the opposing team from scoring.

Chordophones

Musical instruments that produce sound through vibrating strings, such as the guitar or violin.

Aerophones

Musical instruments that produce sound when air vibrates inside the instrument, such as the flute or trumpet.

Percussion

Musical instruments that produce sound when struck, shaken, or scraped.

Computer-Based Music Technology

The use of computers, software, and digital devices to create, edit, record, perform, and share music.

Audio Interface

A device that improves sound quality by connecting microphones and instruments to a computer.

Theater

An art form where stories are performed live before an audience through acting, music, movements, costumes, and stage design.

Lea Salonga

A performer who opened doors for Asian performances in Broadway and international theater.

Film

A sequence of moving images accompanied by sound that tells stories, presents information, or expresses ideas.

Genre

A category or type of film based on its style, theme, or story.