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WorksheetsMusic Around The World - Mexico - China - Australia
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name an aboriginal instrument from Australia.
wobble board
didgeridoo
guqin
trumpet
Which instrument belongs to a Mariachi band?
didgeridoo
erhu
violin
gumleaf
In aboriginal culture, music is played during the following events,
Halloween day
a 15th birthday party
a carnival
a victory after a battle
What is the name given to the native people of Australia?
indians
aborigenes
africans
australians
Which instrument from Australia makes a "humming type of sound"?
gumleaf
didgeridoo
wobble board
bullroarer
Which Chinese plucked instrument has 7 strings and is held flat to be played?
tanggu
didgeridoo
guqin
pipa
Originally ____________ and metal bells were made as instruments in small communities of China.
clay drums
wooden sticks
animal horns
mallets
_____________ is the music of the people who live in the country side of China.
Aborigenes
Han folk
Mariachi
British music
Mouth-blown woodwind instrument with vertical pipes.
erhu
gumleaf
sheng
bamboo flute
Which instrument is referred to as the "Chinese violin"?
clapsticks
erhu
sheng
pipa
Which string instrument has a pear-shaped wooden body in Chinese music?
erhu
pipa
sheng
tanggu
A type of traditional Mexican folk music, typically performed by a small group of strolling musicians dressed in native costumes.
aborigenes
Mariachi Band
Australian band
Rolf Harris
Which was the last instrument added to a Mariachi band?
violins
harp
vihuela
trumpet
Mariachi music is influenced by two music styles: polka and __________.
reggeton
waltz
rock and roll
country music
Identify the instrument shown in the picture.
violin
vihuela
guitar
harp
Who created the wobble board?
Tom Hanks
Rolf Harris
Aborigenes
Luis Miguel
Which instruments belong to a Mariachi Band?
erhu, sheng and pipa
violins, trumpets and vihuela
didgeridoo, clapsticks and gumleaf
sheng, harp and wobble board
Which Australian instrument makes a "whooping sound"?
didgeridoo
gumleaf
wobble board
clapsticks
What is the most important fact about playing the didgeridoo?
circular motion
breathing soft
decorating the instrument
circular breathing
Why do the aborigines use the bullroarer to communicate?
because its humming type of sound
because low-frequency sounds are heard over long distances
because kangaroos are sensitive to bullroarers
because swinging the bullroarer is a great exercise!
