Woodwind Instruments

What is a characteristic feature of woodwind instruments?

• They have strings.

• They have tone holes covered by keypads or fingers.

• They are made of metal.

• They have a keyboard.

What does the term "cylindrical" mean in relation to woodwind instruments?

• The instrument is made of wood.

• The instrument has a narrow width at the beginning.

• The instrument is the same width for most of its length.

• The instrument is shaped like a cone.

How do conical woodwind instruments differ from cylindrical ones?

• They are made of plastic.

• They start narrow and grow in width.

• They have strings.

• They are always made of wood.

What is true about the range of woodwind instruments?

• They can only play high notes.

• They can only play low notes.

• They can play both high and low notes.

• They cannot play any notes.

What is a characteristic of single reed woodwind instruments?

• They use two reeds to create sound.

• They have no reeds and use a hole to create sound.

• They use a single reed to vibrate against the mouthpiece.

• They are made entirely of metal.

How do double reed woodwind instruments create sound?

• By blowing air across a single reed.

• By blowing air across a double reed.

• By pressing keys to create sound.

• By using a string to vibrate.

Which woodwind instrument does not use any type of reed?

• Clarinet

• Oboe

• Flute

• Bassoon

What is the shape of a flute's body?

• Conical

• Cylindrical

• Spherical

• Cubical

What is the range of a flute?

• Low

• Medium

• High

• Variable

What is the name of a smaller flute?

• Clarinet

• Oboe

• Piccolo

• Bassoon