Didgeridoo - Aboriginal Musical Instrument
- 1. How is a didgeridoo traditionally made?
A) From plastic tubes
B) From bamboo shoots
C) From a eucalyptus tree branch hollowed out by termites
D) From metal pipes
- 2. What is the main technique used to play the didgeridoo?
A) Finger picking
B) Circular breathing
C) Strumming
D) Bowing
- 3. Which Indigenous Australian group is credited with the creation of the didgeridoo?
A) Pitjantjatjara people
B) Yolngu people
C) Wurundjeri people
D) Noongar people
- 4. What sound does a didgeridoo produce?
A) A deep, resonant drone
B) Harsh, metallic sounds
C) Silent vibrations
D) High-pitched notes
- 5. The didgeridoo is part of which larger category of musical instruments?
A) Idiophones
B) Chordophones
C) Aerophones
D) Membranophones
- 6. Who often teaches the art of playing the didgeridoo to younger generations in Aboriginal communities?
A) Musicians
B) Peers
C) Elders
D) Teachers
- 7. Which gender traditionally plays the didgeridoo in Aboriginal cultures?
A) Children
B) Men
C) Elders
D) Women
- 8. Which of the following is NOT a common material used to make didgeridoos?
A) Metal
B) Bamboo
C) Plastic
D) Wood
- 9. In which Australian state or territory is the didgeridoo most commonly associated?
A) Victoria
B) Queensland
C) Northern Territory
D) New South Wales
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