Sound and Music Quiz

What is the repetition of similar vowel sounds in a sentence called?

• Cacophony

• Assonance

• Sonnet

• Unison

What does the word "audible" mean?

• Able to see

• Able to hear

• Able to touch

• Able to smell

What is the sound of a broadcast called?

• Audio

• Sonar

• Phonograph

• Auditorium

What is a large room that accommodates an audience often used for meetings or performances?

• Sonnet

• Auditorium

• Phonograph

• Unison

What term describes harsh, noisy, or disturbing sounds?

• Assonance

• Cacophony

• Resonance

• Sonar

What is a machine that reproduces sounds, often used for playing records?

• Sonar

• Phonograph

• Auditorium

• Audio

What does it mean to resonate?

• To vibrate or repeat in sound

• To create harsh sounds

• To play music

• To write poetry

What is sonar used for?

• To play music

• To detect and locate submerged objects

• To write poetry

• To create harsh sounds

What is a 14-line poem that usually sounds like one of several conventional rhyme schemes?

• Sonnet

• Unison

• Assonance

• Cacophony

What does "unison" refer to in music?

• A single person singing

• Words or music produced by more than one person

• A type of poem

• A harsh sound