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What can you find today in every country in the world?
A popular hip-hop TV show
A hip-hop dance studio
A famous hip-hop artist
A local hip-hop culture
2
What is rap?
A type of dance
Singing
Spoken word poetry
A style of DJing
3
What did an MC do at the parties?
Organized the event
Played the guitar
Created new dance moves
Entertained people between songs with jokes and rhymes
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What did a DJ do at these parties?
Created beats
Chose and played popular songs
Played live instruments
Danced for the crowd
5
What happened in the 80s and 90s?
Hip-hop music was banned
Hip-hop became a sub-genre of jazz
Hip-hop became popular across the USA and globally
Hip-hop artists started playing classical music
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What did Herc become known as after his debut?
DJ King
DJ Cool Breeze
Grandmaster Flash
Kool Herc
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What is scratching?
A technique where you can move a vinyl record back while it is playing
A dance move
A music style
A form of rapping
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Can you name some of the most famous hip-hop bands and artists of the 80s and 90s?
The Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley
Public Enemy, Ice-T, Dr. Dre
Nirvana, Green Day
The Beatles, Led Zeppelin
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What did Clive Campbell do with two records?
Created beats with them
Played them both at once and mixed the two rhythms together
Used them for scratching only
Played them as background music
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How was Clive Campbell also known?
Kool Herc
DJ Jazzy Jeff
Tupac
Grandmaster Flash
11
What are people who dance to hip-hop music called?
B-boys and b-girls
Breakers
Step dancers
Hip-hoppers
12
What other elements of hip-hop evolved during the 'Old School' era?
Classical and opera
R&B and soul
Graffiti and breaking
Pop and jazz
13
What wouldn't exist without Clive Campbell?
Funk
Rap music
hip-hop
Reggae music
14
What did the early DJs come up with?
Better sound systems
New dance moves
Techniques that future hip-hop artists would use
The art of scratching
15
Where and when was hip-hop born?
Brooklyn, 1980
Central Park, 1975
125th Street, Manhattan, 1970
1520 Sedgwick Avenue, Bronx, 1973
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What would Jamaican people often do?
Hold concerts in theaters
Get together to dance at house and block parties
Record music in studios
Perform in clubs
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What did young Jamaican people in New York City in the 1960s grow up listening to?
Rock and roll
Jazz
Funk and soul
Classical music
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How did people react to Clive’s mixing technique?
They ignored it
They were confused by it
They didn’t understand it
They loved it
