A) Structural support B) Vibration and sound production C) Waterproofing D) Decoration
A) Fruitwoods like cherry B) Tropical woods like mahogany C) Softwoods like pine D) Hardwoods like oak
A) Adding flavor to the wood B) Applying a finish C) Soaking the wood in water D) Drying wood to reduce moisture
A) Screwdriver B) Adze C) Pencil D) Hammer
A) To improve its appearance B) To make it easier to stretch C) To achieve a more resonant tone D) To make it more durable
A) Untanned animal hide B) Artificial leather C) Processed hide used for glue D) Tanned leather
A) Using weights to stretch the hide B) Stretching the hide after it dries C) Stretching the hide while it's wet D) Applying heat to stretch the hide
A) Decorating the drum B) Securing the hide to the drum body C) Reinforcing the drum body D) Waterproofing the drum
A) Plastic rope B) Cotton string C) Leather strips D) Metal wire
A) Applying a sealant B) Adding decorative elements C) Adjusting the tension of the hide D) Polishing the drum's surface
A) Higher tension, lower pitch B) Tension doesn't affect pitch C) Higher tension, higher pitch D) Tension affects only the volume
A) A decorative ring on the drum. B) A tool for scraping the hide. C) A hoop used to secure the hide on frame drums. D) A hoop made of animal flesh.
A) To make the hide easier to stretch B) To prevent rot and improve sound C) To prevent the hide from shrinking D) For aesthetic reasons only
A) Burning it off B) Soaking in lime water C) Using sandpaper D) Applying acid
A) The drum's weight only B) The drum's ease of play C) The drum's tone and durability D) The drum's appearance only
A) To amplify the drum's sound. B) To apply even pressure across the hide. C) To decorate the drum's base. D) To protect the drum from damage.
A) Taut-line hitch B) Granny knot C) Overhand knot D) Square knot
A) Any glossy finish B) Water-based paint C) Oil-based finish D) Acrylic paint
A) Adding color to the hide B) Sealing and protecting the wood C) Making the drum louder D) Softening the hide
A) Cow hide B) Goat hide C) Deer hide D) Rabbit hide
A) Striking the drum B) Decorating the drum C) Polishing the drum D) Tuning the drum
A) No effect on tone B) Deeper, more resonant tone C) Higher, brighter tone D) Weaker tone
A) To increase the drum's volume B) To create a rattling sound C) To add weight to the drum D) To dampen the drum's sound
A) The diameter of the log B) The absence of knots C) The color of the bark D) The straightness of the grain
A) To soften and hydrate it B) To add color to it C) To make it waterproof D) To make it stiffer
A) Poisons the drum B) Adheres different parts of the drum together. C) Lubricates parts of the drum. D) Polishes the drum.
A) Keeping it dry when not in use. B) Leaving it out in the sun. C) Applying bleach. D) Soaking it often.
A) A type of drum. B) A type of wood. C) A thin, treated animal skin. D) A type of glue.
A) Inches. B) Grams. C) Ounces or millimeters. D) Pounds.
A) The color of the wood at that location. B) The desired sound projection. C) The availability of tools. D) The ease of carving. |