A) Determine your budget B) Learn to play a complex piece C) Visit all the piano stores D) Buy the cheapest piano available
A) Upright Piano B) Baby Grand Piano C) Grand Piano D) Digital Piano
A) Headphone compatibility B) Requires professional tuning C) Difficult to move D) Superior acoustic resonance
A) The brand name B) The responsiveness of the keys C) The type of wood used D) The color of the piano
A) Compact size B) Built-in metronome C) Horizontal soundboard D) Vertical soundboard
A) The weight of the piano B) The number of built-in voices C) The piano's response to how hard you press the keys D) The type of stand used
A) To assess its tone and action B) To get a discount C) To show off your skills D) To ensure it matches your decor
A) The cost of tuning B) The tonal character of the piano C) The type of finish D) The brand of piano
A) The resonating surface that amplifies the sound B) The sheet music holder C) The outer casing of the piano D) The keyboard itself
A) Increases the volume of the piano B) Reduces the cost of the piano C) Simulates the feel of an acoustic piano D) Makes the piano easier to move
A) The number of keys B) Cracked soundboard or loose keys C) The original price tag D) Dust on the keys
A) To change the color of the piano B) To clean the keys C) To adjust the tension of the strings D) To polish the finish
A) Built-in cup holder B) Automatic opening C) Adjustable height D) Attached sheet music stand
A) Keyboard B) Grand Piano C) Upright Piano D) Digital Piano
A) Lower price B) Warranty and known history C) More unique character D) Easier to move
A) Automatic tuning B) Connection to computers and other devices C) Amplifying the sound D) Changing the color of the keys
A) To strike the strings and produce sound B) To dampen the sound C) To hold the keys in place D) To protect the soundboard
A) To transpose the keys B) To change the instrument sound C) To adjust the volume D) To hold the notes
A) Piano cleaning products B) Metronome attachments C) Covers for the keys D) Wheels for moving the piano
A) Away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures B) Near a radiator for warmth C) Directly under a window D) In a damp basement
A) 49 keys B) 76 keys C) 88 keys D) 61 keys
A) The number of notes that can be played simultaneously B) The size of the keys C) The type of piano finish D) The volume of the piano
A) Minor scratches on the finish B) Buzzing or rattling sounds C) Slightly out of tune D) Slightly dusty keys
A) Soft Pedal B) Una Corda Pedal C) Sustain Pedal D) Sostenuto Pedal
A) Pine B) Spruce C) Oak D) Maple
A) Whether the piano has been in a moving vehicle B) The reputation of the previous owner or the seller C) The color of the piano's felt hammers D) The age of the piano
A) New sheet music B) Cleaning solution C) Piano bench D) Piano humidifier
A) Strings B) Hammer C) Key D) Soundboard
A) The direction of the hammers' motion B) The use of pedals C) The material the keys are made of D) The shape of the instrument
A) Every 3-5 years B) Every week C) Every 6-12 months D) Only when it sounds noticeably out of tune |