WorksheetsChapter Test in Music 8
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
It is made to be played sitting horizontally on the floor or ground. The player sits on the floor or ground also. In order to make it seem more natural in this position, in the old days the case or body of the instrument was made in the shape of a crocodile and the front part carved to represent the crocodile’s jaws.
a)
jakhae
b)
krajappii
c)
Saw Sam Sai
d)
Saw U
2.
It is somewhat like the Japanese shamisen and the Chinese san hsien in that all are three—stringed instruments with no frets on the neck.
a)
Saw U
b)
Saw Sam Sai
c)
Jakhae
d)
Krajappii
3.
It is actually a four-stringed phin. The resonance chamber or sound box is made flat, somewhat like the body of a guitar, and slightly oval in shape.
a)
Saw U
b)
Saw Sam Sai
c)
Jakhae
d)
Krajappii
4.
The head is made of a rather large coconut shell without lumps and more of an oval shape.
a)
Saw U
b)
Saw Sam Sai
c)
Khlui
d)
Khlui Lip
5.
As for the Thai drum, it is put on a stand and played on both heads with the palms of the hand and the fingers.
a)
Glawng That
b)
Ta Phon
c)
Thone - Ram ma na
d)
Kryang Tii
6.
This instrument was originated in the reign of King Rama IV (1854-1868). At first the keys were made of brass and the instrument was called ranad thawng.
a)
Ranad Thum Lek
b)
Khawng Wong Yai
c)
Ranad Ek Lek
d)
Khawng Wong Lek
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