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1
What does the idiom "Drum up support" mean?
Talk about musical preferences
Gather enthusiasm or backing for something
Play a drum solo
Have a musical band practice
2
What does it mean when someone "Knows the score"?
Is familiar with musical notes
Attends music theory classes
Understands what is happening in a situation
Keeps track of musical scores
3
If something is described as "music to someone's ears," what does it mean?
Unpleasant to hear
Out of tune
Loud and disruptive
Something that is pleasant or appreciated to hear
4
What does the idiom "marches to the beat of their own drum," mean?
Doing things differently
Following others' rules
Dancing to a specific rhythm
Playing music loudly
5
What does it mean when someone "hits the right note"?
Ignores the melody
Plays an incorrect musical note
Achieves success or does something well
Starts singing loudly
6
If someone "Blows their own trumpet," what are they doing?
Sharing their musical talents
Blowing into a musical instrument
Attending a music concert
Boasting about their accomplishments
7
When someone "changes their tune," what are they doing?
Singing in a different key
Playing a different melody
Changing their opinion or attitude
Switching musical instruments
8
What does idiom "Rings a bell," means?
Plays a tune on the bell
Sounds familiar or reminds someone of something
Makes a loud noise
Signals the end of a musical performance
9
When someone "Plays second fiddle," what role are they in?
Performing a solo piece
Leading the music orchestra
Playing a secondary or subordinate role
Learning to play a new instrument
10
What does the idiom "Face the music" mean?
Confronting the consequences of actions
Playing a musical instrument
Ignoring a situation
Enjoying a concert