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Melody, Rhythm, Origins Quiza #1 review WOM
Melody, Rhythm, Origins Quiza #1 review WOM
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1
Smaller instruments have a _________ sound than larger instruments.
Faster
Lower
Louder
Higher
2
Which of the following is NOT common theme found in songs from cultures around the world?
Healing
Infant Care
Love
Revenge
3
True or False: Gamelans and steel drums are found in many cultures around the world.
True
False
4
A scale is:
A set of notes in order of their pitch
How many different notes are used
A combination of phrases
How the melody moves up and down
5
What function do slave songs (from the U.S. Civil War era) serve?
They teach us history
They are lullabies
They were sung before people developed speech
They are polyphony
6
Which of the following is an aerophone?
Saxophone
snare drum
Viola
Piano
7
________ believed that humans developed song before we developed speech.
Charles Barkley
Ludwig von Beethoven
Charles Darwin
Alexander Hamilton
8
An instrument created out of animal bones that are struck together is a(n) _____
Electrophone
Idiophone
Membranophone
Chordophone
9
True or False: Listening to music has an impact on our brain's neurochemicals.
True
False
10
Humans are biologically wired to ___________.
Rap
Sing
Yodel
Scat
11
What is the first rhythm we hear?
Drums
Walking
Car moving
Heartbeat
12
Instruments were adapted from a cultures _______ and _______
Weapons and cultures
Songs and food
Tools and weapons
Tools and land
13
There are ______ found in each culture.
china
food
unique qualities
rhythm
14
If we sang two different songs together, what type of harmony is it:
A phony
Homophony
Polyphony
Heterophony
15
Classifications of instruments are named by combining the manner in which the instrument creates sound + _______
"call"
email
"text"
phone
16
Rhythm facilitates ________ and ________
history and culture
movement and dance
Instruments and songs
songlines and bull roarers
17
Music is used to teach children through _____
Imitation
Dancing
Rituals
Caregiving
18
Which of the following is NOT a type of harmony?
Heterophony
Gramaphony
Polyphony
Homophony
19
Which of the following instruments could NOT be played without electricity?
Membranophone
Idiophone
Electrophone
Chordophone
20
Music gives voice to ________
think about hard things
celebrations
history
Complex and difficult ideas
21
Music helps us _____________ ourselves.
Express
Show
Love
Give
22
What type of harmony consists of a single melody line accompanied by a strumming guitar?
Gramophony
Homophony
Heterophony
Polyphony
23
Guitars, violins, and banjos are examples of:
Chordophones
Electrophones
Idiophones
Aerophones
24
A melody is made up of ___________ and _____________.
pitch/duration
duration/harmony
pitch/angle
harmony/healing
25
What is the pace or speed of the main beat?
Melody
Rhythm
Tempo
Heterophony
26
Choose the words that fill in the blanks: Songs transmit _____ and _____ from generation to generation.
Instruments and math
Horeshoes and values
History and math
History and values
27
Songs tell the stories and are part of a culture's _____.
aural tradition
rhythm
melody
initiation
28
Rhythm can exist without _______, but _______ cannot exist without rhythm.
chords
harmony
percussion
melody
29
Which of the following in not a foundational element found in all world music?
Rhythm and movement
Instruments
Melody and Harmony
Songlines
30
Music is connected to _____ and _____ of groups.
ritual/beliefs
religion/melody
elements, origin
origins/beliefs
31
We use music to learn ________.
physical fitness
history
nonsense
celebrations
32
Which instruments are found in many cuoltures around the world?
Neither of the above
Musical bow
Both of the above
Bull roarer
33
A song that has only three different notes in the melody has a very small ________.
Duration
Pitch
Range
Shape