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