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