The main idea of Paragraph 5 is that __________.

mud or clay drums can be traced back to kitchen vessels

The main idea of Paragraph 1 is that __________.

musical instruments were once tools used in hunting

The main idea of Paragraph 2 is that __________.

some hunting tools gave man the idea of the harp and trumpet

The main idea of Paragraph 4 is that __________.

tree trunks used as shelter were the first wood drums

this creative soul (Paragraph 3) refers to:

the man who covered the pit with animal skin

The main idea of Paragraph 3 is that __________.

the first drums originated from pits used as animal traps

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OLR1 U6 - T4 - making music

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Based on METU OLR1 reading, unit 6 text 4 about making music

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1
them (Paragraph 2) refers to:
seashells
devices
tools
sounds
2
vessel (Paragraph 5): could be replaced by
substance
machine
container
product
3
hide (Paragraph 3): could be replaced by
blood
skin
hair
flesh
4
The main idea of Paragraph 5 is that __________.
mud or clay drums were easy to make
mud or clay drums can be traced back to kitchen vessels
metal drums were made because mud or clay drums broke easily
man used clay vessels to store, measure and cook grain
5
The main idea of Paragraph 1 is that __________.
hunting was the most basic activity for early man
musical instruments were once tools used in hunting
man used simple devices to find food and to survive
it is difficult to decide if music is a basic need of man
6
The main idea of Paragraph 2 is that __________.
a bow and arrow was one of the first weapons man used
man used shells to communicate while hunting
some hunting tools gave man the idea of the harp and trumpet
early hunters were sensitive to sounds
7
twang (Paragraph 2): could be replaced by
function
sound
material
shape
8
The main idea of Paragraph 4 is that __________.
tree trunks used as shelter were the first wood drums
the drums in Africa and Mexico were very high
it was difficult to play tree drums
our ancestors were similar to today’s ice-cream sellers
9
to approach (Paragraph 2): could be replaced by
to depend on
to hold onto
to go near
to make up
10
this creative soul (Paragraph 3) refers to:
the man who cooked the meal
the men who dug the deep hole
the hunting party leader
the man who covered the pit with animal skin
11
initially (Paragraph 1): could be replaced by
completely
in the beginning
especially
in the meantime
12
the former (Paragraph 1) refers to:
another basic need
man's need to feed himself
tools to facilitate the job
need to make music
13
hollow (Paragraph 4): could be replaced by
empty
dense
regular
solid
14
the other (Paragraph 5) refers to
the (familiar) shapes
the (circular) pots
animal hide
the other (basic) need
15
similarly (Paragraph 2): could be replaced by
moreover
in the same way
however
on the contrary
16
to scoop out (Paragraph 4): could be replaced by
to slice
to alter
to remove
to process
17
The main idea of Paragraph 3 is that __________.
the first drums originated from pits used as animal traps
animal skins were left to dry on the ground
pits were used as animal traps in the distant past
earth drums were so called because they were on the ground
18
to strike (Paragraph 3): could be replaced by
to beat
to push
to force
to blow
19
string (Paragraph 3): could be replaced by
wire
orders
series
rope
20
these trees (Paragraph 4) refers to
forests
coconut and palm trees
trees in Mexico
trees in Africa

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