Many Ways to Enjoy Music

Shouted with excitement or happiness.

• cheered

• concert

• instrument

• movements

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A performance by musicians or singers.

• cheered

• concert

• instrument

• movements

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The ways that you move your body.

• cheered

• concert

• instrument

• movements

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What do interpreters do to help deaf people enjoy concerts?

• show pictures

• shake their seats

• shake their fists in the air

• use movements and sign language

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What helps deaf people feel the rhythm during a concert?

• a special chair

• special glasses

• a special tablet

• a special camera

What was the topic of "Ways to Enjoy Music"?

• At some concerts, rock bands perform on stage.

• At a concert, loud music booms from the stage

• At this rock concert, a deaf fan sense the excitement.

• Interpreters and technology can help deaf people enjoy a concert.

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The repeating of sounds in music or speech.

• music

• rhythm

• sounds

• understand

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What is the MAIN IDEA of this text Many Ways to Enjoy Music?

• Music can be very loud.

• People like music

• Deaf fans can enjoy music in many ways.

• People love going to concerts.

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a musical instrument?

• piano

• clarinot

• television

• violin

If you understand something, you

• disagree with it

• know what it means

• are unfamiliar with it

• cannot figure it out

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