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