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Ancient Music Chapter 1
Ancient Music Chapter 1
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Chapter review pre-test
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1
The Paleolithic Age started around how many years ago
105,000
1000
50,000
100,000
2
What important event took place around 4,000 BCE?
reading
written history
math
music
3
Which empire continue preserve the musical ideas of the Greek Civilation?
Germany
Perrussia
Rome
Russia
4
Earliest music was an imitation of natural sounds and shared all these similarities except
repetition
patterns
tonality
modes
5
__________ _____________ tools were first used by humans in the Paleolithic age.
crude oil
crude clothe
crude noise
crude stone
6
Earliest music likely developed in response to
Natural Sounds
Breathing
Ligthing
Blinking
7
The oldest instrument is the
hippo flute
wood flute
bone flute
brass flute
8
This is referred to as the "oldest know song"; actually it is instructions for performing
Ur Tablet
Music Tablet
Ar Tablet
Ti Tablet
9
This culture was very advanced with authors, philosophers, and mathematicians
Greece
Hawaii
Alska
England
10
The first bone flute on record is the so-call "___________________" flute.
Paleolithic
American
Prehistoric
Neanderthal
11
Aristotle laid the foundations of modern music theory by creating the music ________
arpeggio
chords
scales
modes
12
This is a
Lyre
Double Clarinet
Oboe
Bassoon
13
Nature of rhythm probably evolved from the sounds made by ____________ tools.
power tools
primitive tools
pink tools
popular tools
14
Which culture was know for it's architecture, technology and art
Iqra
Egypt
Iran
China
15
Prehistoric era of music is thought to have begun around
50,000 BCE
100,000 BCE
1 ACE
1980 SCE
16
Mesopotamia is today's
Africa
Middle East
China
American
17
Pythagoras discovered the mathematical relationships between specific ____ and music intervals
vibrations
sound
beats
frequencies
18
Simple music may have been used for establishing territory, warn of danger and
walking
attracting mates
hunting
hinding