book 4 part 2,3

What idea did Francis Fukuyama believe was the best way to govern?

• Silent agreements between leaders.
• Liberal democracy with fair voting.
• Peace through total control.
• Government by tradition alone.
• Rule by powerful kings.

What did the song “Heal the World” ask people to do?

• Dance together often.
• Care more for others and children.
• Buy more music.
• Build larger cities.
• Vote for new presidents.

What was special about “Return to Innocence”?

• It had no music at all.
• It featured animal sounds throughout.
• It mixed guitar and opera.
• It included chanting and electronic music.
• It used only computer sounds.

What made “Counting Up to Twenty” different from other songs?

• It was made only for computers.
• It included a robot voice.
• It had no singing or rhythm.
• It taught calm and patience step by step.
• It asked people to vote.

What instrument gave Alice Coltrane’s music a dreamy feel?

• A harp with flowing notes.
• A piano made of glass.
• Fast electric guitar riffs.
• Loud crashing drums.
• A deep trumpet line.

Who would MOST likely enjoy “Caribbean Blue”?

• Someone wanting a peaceful moment.
• Someone shouting in a sports stadium.
• Someone looking for strong beats.
• Someone learning a dance routine.
• Someone playing in a rock band.

What is MOST likely to happen when people feel hopeful like in “Will 2K”?

• They sleep through history.
• They celebrate and enjoy the moment.
• They stop trusting music.
• They wait for problems to return.
• They fear the next decade.

Who would be MOST likely to sing about healing the world?

• A robot learning to walk.
• A pop singer who loves peace.
• A pirate sailing for treasure.
• A chef making sandwiches.
• A warrior leading a charge.

If “Right Here, Right Now” were fireworks, what would they show?

• A rainbow turning off.
• A flat line on a chalkboard.
• A long tunnel with no lights.
• History happening with no sound.
• A big sky cheer for change.

If “Wind of Change” were the wind, what would it blow away?

• Angry letters.
• Music notes from old songs.
• School bags and homework.
• Birthday cakes.
• Bad governments like dry leaves.