A) Plastic B) Glass C) Wood D) Metal
A) Cardboard B) Fabric C) Animal skin D) Rubber
A) Holds the strings in place B) Decorates the instrument C) Transmits string vibration to the soundboard D) Adjusts the string tension
A) Wrench B) Hammer C) Chisel D) Screwdriver
A) Bamboo B) Pine C) Oak D) Maple
A) Glue B) Paint C) Varnish D) Sand
A) String length B) Bridge height C) Body size D) Headstock shape
A) Taping B) Gluing C) Lacing D) Welding
A) Provide ventilation B) Project sound C) Attach strings D) Adjust tuning
A) Cedar B) Mahogany C) Pine D) Balsa
A) Covering holes B) Changing embouchure C) Moving the flute D) Blowing harder
A) Amplify the sound B) Make it heavier C) Strengthen the soundboard D) Hold the strings
A) Horsehair B) Silk C) Cotton D) Wool
A) Freezing B) Molding C) Carving D) Steam bending
A) To amplify sound B) To hold the strings C) To produce accurate pitches D) To decorate the neck
A) Nylon B) Rubber C) Plastic D) Gut
A) Gluing pieces B) Cutting metal C) Shaping wood D) Polishing surfaces
A) Super glue B) Hide glue C) Epoxy D) Hot glue
A) Quality of tone B) Loudness of sound C) Accuracy of pitch D) Ease of playing
A) Sound resonators B) Bows C) Strings D) Bridges
A) Transmits vibration between top and back B) Adjusts the string tension C) Holds the bridge in place D) Attaches the tailpiece
A) Maraca B) Flute C) Guitar D) Trumpet
A) Fret placement B) Sound post C) String tension D) Tension rods
A) Decoration B) Resonance C) Weight distribution D) Protection
A) Bone B) Plastic C) Metal D) Wood
A) Casting B) Annealing C) Carving D) Welding
A) Sound amplification B) Decorative edge inlay C) String attachment D) Bridge support
A) Drill B) Saw C) Plane D) Hammer
A) Alcohol B) Oil C) Water D) Glue
A) Precise measurements B) Strong glue C) Heavy clamps D) Fast drying |