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Music History Unit 1.1-2.1

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1
After something vibrates, what happens to the sound?
the sound becomes visible to our eyes
the sound is sent to our ears and then our brain
the sound is sent to the brain
the sound disappears in the air
2
Why have people listened to classical music for years?
it represents the composer that made it and everyone loves those composers
it represents the history of that time
it represents the nation from which the composer came from
it represents the thoughts and feeling of people through generations
3
What is a way that music can have an effect on people?
It brings the dead back to life
It makes people remember thinigs
it makes people feel emotions
It makes people want to work harder
4
What is NOT an example of short lived music?
commercial ads
classical music
pop songs
cartoon theme songs
5
What is sound?
a noise from an instrument
sound from a person or thing
a wiggle in the air
a vibration
6
What is a definition of music?
Wiggly air in the universe
an emotional feeling
vibrations in the air
sounds organized in time
7
What is NOT a main property of a musical sound?
pitch
duration
sense
color
8
What makes a pitch sound higher?
faster vibrations
playing a small instrument
hitting the object harder
faster air production
9
What is pitch?
when the pitcher throws a ball in baseball
how high or low a sound is
when someone plays something wrong
how hard or soft something is hit
10
What can great composers do with music?
convey beliefs through music
convey thoughts and emotions without words
convey deep secrets through music
convey thoughts and emotions with words