WorksheetsWorld Drums
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A goblet shaped drum played throughout most of West Africa.
a)
Tubano
b)
Djembe
c)
Djun-djun
d)
Bongos
2.
A double-headed, type of West African drum shaped like a cylinder, skinned with cow hide, and played with sticks.
a)
Djun-djun
b)
Djembe
c)
Doumbek
d)
Conga
3.
A medium calabash gourd with a hand-woven net of beads around the outside.
a)
Maraca
b)
Tambourine
c)
Shekere
d)
Clave
4.
A metal double bell found throughout West Africa; played with a wooden stick.
a)
Cow Bell
b)
Gankogui
c)
Agogo
d)
Cymbal
5.
Single-headed cylindrical drums developed and modeled after various Caribbean conga-type drums.
a)
Conga
b)
Bongo
c)
Tubano
d)
Djembe
6.
A pair of small gourd rattles with the shot/beads on the inside.
a)
Shekere
b)
Caxixi
c)
Cabasa
d)
Maracas
7.
A single bell played with a stick; either held in the hand or mounted on a stand.
a)
Agogo Bell
b)
Gankogui
c)
Cow Bell
d)
Cymbal
8.
Two small drums (higher and lower) attached to each other and either held between the knees or mounted on a stand; usually played with the hands.
a)
Bongos
b)
Congas
c)
Timbales
d)
Temple Blocks
9.
Come in three sizes, originally each drum was played by a separate player. In most situations today, one player plays the largest and medium sizes at the same time.
a)
Congas
b)
Tubanos
c)
Djembes
d)
Bongos
10.
Round drums on a frame, played with the hands
a)
Hand Drums
b)
Snare Drums
c)
Bass Drums
d)
Cymbals
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