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WorksheetsParts of the Stringed Instruments and Bow
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The strings
The scroll
the head
the fingerboard
This important part reminds Mrs. M of the Hartman
case
end pin
bridge
body
What part of the bow is this?
The stick
The tip
The frog
The ferrule
The hair of the bow can't be touched and is taken from what animal?
Horse
Dog
Cat
Goat
The stringed instruments are like a body in that they have:
neck, shoulders, hips, toes
neck, waist, bottom, up
neck, shoulders, ribs, waist, hips
none of these
The Screw on a bow serves this purpose
makes the bow taller
is a place to rest your pinky
makes the stick work better
tightens the hair and loosens the hair
All of our class instruments have
2 strings
4 strings
3 strings
no strings
Basses and violins have strings with the same names
true
false
Cellos and Violas have strings that are named the same -
false
true
Strings are held on the instrument by a very important piece called the
fine tuners
holder
tailpiece
neck
Your first finger goes on the _______________on the bow
winding
ferrule
screw
frog
Thumbs are always bent when you hold the bow.
true
false
Touching the hair of the bow transfer oils from your hand that harm the bow.
false
true
The holes that help produce sound are called
b holes
c holes
fancy holes
f holes
The stick of the bow has a metal rod that runs through the middle. You can break your bow by over tightening it.
true
false
These instruments use a chin rest
violin and cello
viola and bass
bass and cello
violin and viola
A ________________holds the strings off the fingerboard and is found right below the peg box.
nut
crown
peg
tuner
basses have fine tuners and pegs
false
true
When sitting down a cello or bass, it is common practice to lay them on their backs.
true
false
