A) To ward off evil spirits B) To hold small objects C) To be a decorative object D) To create rhythmic sound
A) Glass B) Paper C) Gourd D) Metal
A) The outside paint B) Small objects inside the rattle C) The handle of the rattle D) The glue holding it together
A) Water B) Dried beans C) Air D) Mud
A) A beaded gourd rattle B) A type of flute C) A metal bell D) A wooden drum
A) A type of drum B) A wind instrument C) A stringed instrument D) A type of rattle, often made of gourd or plastic
A) Wooden sticks hit together B) Dried gourds filled with beads C) Stretched animal skin D) Loops of steel ball chain wrapped around a cylinder
A) Size doesn't affect the sound B) The color of the filler affects the sound C) Smaller fillers produce a higher pitch D) Larger fillers produce a higher pitch
A) A sewing needle B) A computer C) A hammer D) A sharp knife or carving tools
A) A shaken percussion instrument B) A blown percussion instrument C) A struck percussion instrument D) A scraped percussion instrument
A) Metal tube B) Plastic pipe C) Bamboo D) Dried cactus
A) A type of flute B) A type of drum C) A type of stringed instrument D) Two wooden sticks struck together
A) Plucking a metal surface B) Hitting a metal surface C) Scraping a metal surface D) Blowing across a metal surface
A) Painting, beads, or carving B) Melting C) Freezing D) Burning
A) A stringed instrument played with a bow B) A metal bar bent into a triangle shape and struck with a beater C) A skin covered drum D) A wooden block hit with a stick
A) To change the color B) To amplify the sound C) To dampen the sound D) To hold the drumsticks
A) A type of drum B) A stringed instrument C) A small bell with a clapper inside D) A wind instrument
A) Wood glue or epoxy B) Water C) Vinegar D) Baking soda
A) Never wear gloves B) Use dull tools C) Always cut away from yourself D) Cut as quickly as possible
A) A metal bell struck with a drumstick B) A bell worn by a cow C) A glass bell D) A wooden bell
A) By shaking the drum B) By striking the edges of the slit C) By blowing into the slit D) By strumming the drum
A) Gluing surfaces B) Cutting surfaces C) Roughing surfaces D) Smoothing surfaces
A) Density and resonance B) Color and smell C) Price and weight D) Shape and size
A) A type of trumpet B) A type of guitar C) A type of flute D) A frame drum with jingles
A) By removing the drumhead B) By changing the color of the drum C) By adding water to the drum D) By hitting different parts of the drumhead
A) A stringed instrument B) A type of drum C) A wind instrument D) A percussion instrument with tuned bars
A) A square block of wood that's blown into B) A rectangular block of wood that's struck C) A triangular block of wood that's bowed D) A round block of wood that's rolled
A) A wind instrument that whistles B) A sheet metal instrument that produces vibrato C) A drum made out of rubber D) A stringed instrument that bends
A) Importing rare materials B) Throwing away old materials C) Buying new materials D) Reusing discarded materials
A) A type of bell B) A box-shaped percussion instrument C) A wind instrument D) A type of stringed instrument |